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.
In the twelfth issue ZEGAVLENA focuses on the traditional and historical aspects of Georgian textiles, including rug weaving and the rich history preserved by institutions like the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts Textile Museum and the State Silk Museum. It also highlights experimental and conceptual approaches in the works of contemporary Georgian artists.
In the eleventh issue ZEGAVLENA explores Architecture and the themes of architectural heritage and modern practices, the Tbilisi Architecture Biennial, industrial and communal spaces, earth architecture, painted hallways, Ezo houses, and digital platforms preserving Georgia’s architectural legacy.
In the tenth issue ZEGAVLENA explores the interplay between current era and context, perspectives on contemporary Georgian art, postmodern creativity, educational art programs, evolving curatorial practices, media art, and new technologies.
In the ninth issue ZEGAVLENA examines Georgian modernism, cosmopolitanism, and émigré identity, alongside contemporary art’s social dimensions and integration, with a review of the 59th Venice Biennale.