In the fifteenth issue, ZEGAVLENA explores the power of protest and the role of art as a resistance. It delves into how cultural and visual art professionals respond to sociopolitical crises, highlighting movements, exhibitions, and creative expressions that challenge the status quo. The issue features critical reflections from independent artists, gallerists, and cultural professionals, examining historical discourses of protest, contemporary artistic interventions, and the evolving role of visual art in shaping collective resistance.
In the fourteenth issue ZEGAVLENA highlights various curators, artists, collectors, projects, and initiatives focused on reactivating archives and engaging in archival research to develop contemporary Georgian Art.
In the thirteenth issue ZEGAVLENA explores the creative progress of 1980s Georgia, the transformation of visual signs, conceptual art innovations, and cultural and environmental narratives. This issue represents platform unarchived semiotics and different conceptual practices of Georgian artists.
