Rustavi emerges as the vibrant canvas for the Rustavi Biennale 2030 – a celebration of artistic expression and cultural convergence. Set against the backdrop of the Kvemo Kartli district, this biennial event promises to captivate art enthusiasts from near and far.
As the largest city in the Tbilisi agglomeration, Rustavi stands as a testament to the nation's resilience and creative spirit. Come January 19, 2030, the city will transform into a dynamic hub where contemporary art and innovation collide.
Spanning 60 square kilometers and nestled on both banks of the Mtkvari River, Rustavi becomes the epicenter of a cultural renaissance, inviting visitors to explore its rich heritage and witness the evolution of artistic narratives. The city's industrial legacy merges seamlessly with the avant-garde, creating a unique canvas that mirrors Rustavi's past, present, and future.
With a population of 125,103, Rustavi boasts a diverse community that mirrors the diversity of its artistic endeavors. The Rustavi Biennale 2030 aims to amplify this diversity by showcasing a myriad of artistic forms, from traditional mediums to cutting-edge installations.
The biennale's proximity to Tbilisi, a mere 7.66 kilometers away, ensures accessibility for art enthusiasts and participants alike. Rustavi becomes a stage where artists from across the globe converge, sharing their perspectives and pushing the boundaries of creativity.
As the most significant industrial city in Georgia after Tbilisi, Rustavi not only hosts the biennale but becomes an integral part of its narrative. The juxtaposition of industrial landscapes with contemporary art installations fosters a dialogue on the intersection of progress and creativity.
With a population of 125,103, Rustavi boasts a diverse community that mirrors the diversity of its artistic endeavors. The Rustavi Biennale 2030 aims to amplify this diversity by showcasing a myriad of artistic forms, from traditional mediums to cutting-edge installations.
Ingrid Johansen Bergstrøm
As the largest city in the Tbilisi agglomeration, Rustavi stands as a testament to the nation's resilience and creative spirit. Come January 19, 2030, the city will transform into a dynamic hub where contemporary art and innovation collide.
Lasha Osepaishvili Vashakidze, Sandro Osepaishvili
