Street Art and Murals

Street art in Tbilisi moved beyond back alleys long ago. The largest works cover the end walls of Varketili tower blocks: portraits of Anne Frank and of the nurse Maro Makashvili, two embracing women, and a bear, deer and wolves along a long concrete wall. Graffiti also covers the facade of Fabrika, a former sewing factory turned creative hub. The gallery adds Frida Kahlo in a hotel courtyard, a grandmother baking bread, a Georgian supra with men in chokha on a garage door, a woman with feathers in an underpass, a painted Zaporozhets with a qvevri on its roof and a cat above yellow scooters.

Full facade mural of two women on a Varketili high rise in autumn

Mural portrait of Anne Frank covering a tower block wall in Varketili, Tbilisi

Frida Kahlo mural on a plant filled hotel courtyard wall in Tbilisi

Facade covered with graffiti and murals at Fabrika in Tbilisi

Blue mural portrait of Maro Makashvili on a Varketili apartment block gable

Mural of a woman with a slogan against inequality below old Tbilisi balconies

Colorful cat mural on a brick wall above parked yellow scooters in Tbilisi

Graffiti covered camper van parked at a sunny street corner in Tbilisi

Tall mural of two embracing women on a Varketili tower block gable

Street graffiti of a roaring bear and wild animals on a Varketili wall

Painted deer and wolf heads on a long concrete street art wall in Varketili

Vintage Zaporozhets painted as street art with a clay qvevri roped to its roof

Mural of a Georgian supra with men in chokha painted on a garage door

Black and white mural of a woman's face with feathers in a city underpass