Keti Davlianidze's Solo Exhibition at Marisa Newman Projects

Welcome to Keti Davlianidze's Solo Exhibition at Marisa Newman Projects! Join us for a captivating showcase of Keti's latest works in person. Experience her unique artistic vision and talent up close. This event is a must-see for art enthusiasts and anyone looking for inspiration. Don't miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in Keti's world of creativity. See you there!

Keti Davlianidze’s Solo Exhibi6on DRO|TIME Opens at Marisa Newman Projects in New York August 15–17, 2025 | Opening Recep6on: August 15, 6–8 PM38 West 32nd Street, Suite 1602, New York, NY 10001

New York, NY — DRO|TIME, a solo exhibiNon by acclaimed Georgian mulNdisciplinary arNst KeN Davlianidze, curated by Nino Macharashvili, will be on view at Marisa Newman Projects from August 15 to 17, 2025. The public is invited to a[end the opening recepNon on Friday, August 15, from 6–8 PM.

DRO|TIME invites audiences to engage with the emoNonal and cultural landscapes explored in Davlianidze’s pracNce—marked by memory, idenNty, and transformaNon. Her work navigates the deeply personal while resonaNng universally, capturing the complexiNes of displacement, resilience, and longing.

Born in Tbilisi, Georgia in 1976, KeN Davlianidze is recognized as one of the leading voices in contemporary Georgian art. A graduate of the Tbilisi State Academy of Arts and Sergo Kobuladze’s studio, her mulNdisciplinary pracNce spans painNng, drawing, illustraNon, sculpture, and photography. SensiNve yet bold, her visual language transcends borders and speaks to the power of art in navigaNng life’s dualiNes—absence and presence, fragility and strength, sorrow and hope.

Davlianidze’s work has been widely exhibited in Georgia and internaNonally, with pieces held in esteemed private and public collecNons across the United States, China, Spain, Italy, Austria, and Bulgaria. In Georgia, her work is part of the permanent collecNons of insNtuNons such as the Sighnaghi NaNonal Museum and the Georgian Museum of Fine Arts.

DRO|TIME serves as both a personal and collecNve gesture—an arNsNc asserNon of conNnuity, memory, and shared humanity amid an increasingly fragmented world. Through evocaNve forms and deeply introspecNve themes, Davlianidze offers viewers a powerful reminder of art’s role in fostering empathy, connecNon, and resilience.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Marisa Newman Projects, 38 West 32nd Street, New York, United States