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The first working meeting with government agencies within the framework of the “Planning for the Safeguarding of Cultural Heritage of Gori” project
Today, on July 29, the first working meeting was held within the framework of the ongoing project of Georgian National Committee of the Blue Shield “Planning for the Safeguarding of Cultural Heritage of Gori, Georgia” with government agencies responsible for the...
Preventive Conservation Training in Gori
June 29 – July 1, Georgian National Committee of Blue Shield held a training on “Preventive Conservation of Museum Collections” for the staff of Shida Kartli museums within the framework of the project “Planning for the Safeguarding of Cultural Heritage of Gori,...
“Planning for the Safeguarding of Cultural Heritage of Gori, Georgia” – Remote working mode
Blue Shield Georgia, with the support from ALIPH Foundation (International alliance for the protection of heritage in conflict areas) launches two-year project titled “Planning for the Safeguarding of Cultural Heritage of Gori, Georgia” in Gori Sergi Makalatia...
Call for papers for the international conference: “Protection of Cultural Heritage Across Occupied Territories of Georgia: International Practices and Regional Application.”
Call for papers for the international conference: “Protection of Cultural Heritage Across Occupied Territories of Georgia: International Practices and Regional Application.” Deadline for Abstract submission is March 10th, 2020 . The conference will be held...
Blue Shield signs agreement with International Committee of the Red Cross
Signing of the MoU, 13 February 2020, Geneva. © ICRC 2020 From left to right: Benjamin Charlier (ICRC), Peter Stone (Vice-President of Blue Shield / Newcastle University), Karl von Habsburg (President of Blue Shield), Helen Durham (ICRC), Yves Daccord (Director...
European Night of museums at Tbilisi Chess Palace and Alpine Club
Location: Tbilisi Chess Palace and Alpine Club Date: 18.05.19 Within the scope of European Night of museums initiative GNCBS has announced a call for professional and Amateur photographers to collect photos depicting late soviet modernist architecture in Georgia....
Workshop: Creation of the concept of interpretation center for Tbilisi Chess Palace and Alpine Club
Date :11.05.2019 Location: Tbilisi Chess Palace and Alpine Club, Alpine club office The workshop was held within the framework of the project “Conservation and Sustainable Use of Modern Architecture in Georgia” and aimed at enhancing the skills of...
Adaptive Reuse Workshop – Finding Compatible Uses for Modern Icons
Date: 03.06.2019-07.06.2019 Location: Tbilisi Chess Palace and Alpine Club, Alpine club office The workshop was held within the framework of the project “Conservation and Sustainable Use of Modern Architecture in Georgia” and it aimed at capacity building,...
An international conference – “Protection of the cultural heritage across the occupied territories of Georgia: International Practices and Regional Application”
Photo: Salome Meladze, Tsunari church, XIVth c. Detail The George Chubinashvili National Research Centre for Georgian Art History and Heritage Preservation, TSU History and Ethnology institute, Korneli Kekelidze National Center of Manuscripts of the Georgian National...
Project – “Planning for the Safeguarding of Cultural Heritage of Gori, Georgia” is one of the winners of international grant competition of Fund ALIPH
Georgian National Committee of the Blue Shield is pleased to inform wider public about becoming a recipient of The International alliance for the protection of heritage in conflict areas (ALIPH) Fund to undertake a project “Planning for the Safeguarding of...
TAIEX Expert Mission on Risk Management for Movable and Immovable Monuments during Emergency Situations
On 2-4 December 2019, with the initiative of the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Georgia and with the support of TAIEX, the mission of international experts on the protection and risk management of immovable and movable monuments of the Georgian...
A Public lecture on safeguarding late soviet modernist architecture
On September 26,2019 a public lecture dedicated to the Importance of preservation of late soviet modernist architectural heritage will be held in the Auditorium of the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia. On the lecture invited expert spoke about the importance...
A Seminar on the importance of safeguarding late modernist soviet architectural heritage
On September 24, 2019, with the initiative of the Georgian National Committee of the Blue Shield at Tbilisi Chess Palace and Alpine club was organized a one-day seminar “Preserving Modernist Architectural heritage and the Importance of it’s Adaptation based on...
Seminar and public lecture on the importance of safeguarding late Soviet modernist architectural heritage
On September 24, 2019, with the initiative of the Georgian National Committee of the Blue Shield will be organized a one-day seminar “Preserving Modernist Architecture and the Importance of their Adaptation based on the Example of Best Practices”. The...
9th Regional Training for South Caucasus Museums – Safeguarding Cultural Heritage in Times of Crisis
In 9th regional training for South Caucasus Museums – “Safeguarding Cultural Heritage in Times of Crisis”, that took place at Georgian National Museum, between July 17 and 19, Georgian National Committee of the Blue Shield was involved as a partner...
Community Centered Tools for Sustaining Cultural Heritage and Building Disaster Resilience
The field trip planned within the scope of the Joint project of Georgian National Committee of the Blue Shield and International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM) , ” Community Centred Tools for Sustaining...
Training in First aid to Cultural heritage in times of crisis at National Archives of Georgia
The training in First Aid to Cultural Heritage in Times of Crisis took place on April 24th and May 1st 2019, at National Archives of Georgia. It was conducted by alumnae of international training course “First aid to cultural heritage in Times of Crisis”...
Tbilisi Chess Palace and Alpine Club was listed as an immovable cultural heritage monument
Photo: Private Archive German Gudushauri We are delighted to inform you that on the basis of an application by Georgian National Committee of the Blue Shield, according to the Order of Georgian Government on May 27, 2019, the Tbilisi Chess Palace and the Alpine Club...
Chess Palace and Alpine Club _ video history
Film was commissioned by the Georgian National Committee of the Blue Shield as part of the project “Conservation of late Modernist Architecture and it’s Sustainable Use in Georgia”. Supported by the Getty Foundation through it’s “Keeping it Modern” initiative.
Chess Palace and Alpine Club photo exhibition – Call for Participation
Tbilisi Chess Palace and Alpine Club by Lado Aleksi-Meskhishvili and Germane Ghudushauri opened in 1973 in Tbilisi, Georgia and is one of the most remarkable buildings from Late Soviet Modernist architecture. Since its opening, the Tbilisi Chess Palace and Alpine Club...
TBILISI CHESS PALACE AND ALPINE CLUB ONE OF THE RECIPIENTS OF GETTY FOUNDATION’S 2018 KEEPING IT MODERN GRANTS
Photo: Lasha Shartava We are pleased to inform you that Georgian National Committee of the Blue Shield received a architectural conservation grant from The Getty Foundation dedicated to significant 20th century buildings as part of its Keeping It Modern initiative....
As scientists report, Christ’s tomb has been unsealed after centuries
After removing the marble tiles the limestone walls of Christ’s tomb and the place where he was put after crucifixion came to light. This is the first time after 1555 when we are able to see the tomb walls. As the experts state the original structure of the grave has remained the same.
Planned Construction on Gomi Street, which Changes the Scape of the Quarter
The Council of Cultural Heritage of Tbilisi Architecture Service has affirmed the construction of three-storey building project. According to the document the consent has been given for the adjustment of the roof.
German Villages Lost in Tbilisi
Next year, it will be two centuries since the first man from Baden-Württemberg stepped onto Georgian soil and founded the first German colony nearby Tbilisi together with other 30 families. It is, understandably, hard to imagine that Swabians from Wurttemberg traveled thousands of kilometers and played a comprehensive role in the contemporary socio-economic life of Tbilisi.
