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National Geographic Magazine Launches in Georgia |
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The Radisson Wine Resort at Tsinandali |
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Silk Road Group Announces Visit from Donald Trump |
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Silk Road Group Supports Terracotta Army Project |
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Georgian Wine Institute launched in Tsinandali |
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Cold storage facility to be opened in Poti, Georgia |
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Georgia Investment Summit to take place in New York |
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John Fotiadis Architect PLLC awarded master plan and concept design of Trump Tower, Batumi, Georgia |
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President cut the ribbon at Radisson Blu Hotel, Batumi |
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Silk Road Group supports Piet Mondrian exhibition in Georgia |
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Radisson Blu Tbilisi Awarded Best New Hotel In Region |
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Silk Road Group offers trade support to SMEs jointly with BTA Bank and Imedi L International |
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Letter of Intent signed between Trump Organization and Silk Road Group on Georgia Development |
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Silk Road Group hosted Michael Cohen of Trump Organization |
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SRG is joining 2010 Worldwide Energy Conference in Washington |
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SRG helps moving containers from Iraq to Afghanistan |
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Radisson Blu Iveria had a successful start |
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SRG started transportation of A1 to Kandahar |
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SRG is supporting Exhibition of SALVADOR DALI |
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Final Countdown for Radisson BLU Iveria Hotel |
Silk Road Group supports Piet Mondrian exhibition in Georgia
21 Jun 2011
“Once upon a time in Holland” is the title of one of the most exciting exhibition events taking place this year in the Alexander Chavchavadze House museum in Tsinandali, Georgia. It features early works of Piet Mondrian, as well as the paintings of The Hague School artists like H.J. Weissenbruch, J.H. Maris and P.J. C. Gabriel, whose works served as an inspiration to Piet Mondrian.
The project was initiated by the Silk Road Group jointly with the Embassy of Georgia to the Kingdom of The Netherlands and the Breath Art Foundation, a Dutch charity that helps children in need in Eastern European countries. JSC Silknet, the leading Georgian provider of telecommunication and Internet services in Georgia, has provided financial support to the project.
The exhibition is presented by the Dutch gallery Simonis & Buunk. “Simonis & Buunk”, located in Ede, The Netherlands, owns a large collection of paintings and watercolors by 19th and 20th century Dutch masters. The collection has a focus on works of artists representing Dutch Romanticism and Impressionism of The Hague and Amsterdam Schools.
“Once upon a time in Holland” will be on display until 1July, 2011.