Collective to be

Nearly formed collective of independent art book publishers - a small, slightly chaotic, deeply passionate corner of Georgia that packed five years' worth of books into a suitcase and flew to Berlin. We are bringing together four publishers, each with its own style, creative process and perspective on publishing.

Three Hundred Sixty-five is Publishing annual ink on paper newspaper Three Hundred Sixty-five for five years, which brings together texts by Georgian artists working across different disciplines, where they share their working processes and inner states with the reader. For the first time, Three Hundred Sixty-Five will present a newly pressed bilingual book, REVOLVED - an anthology that brings together a carefully curated selection of texts written for the newspaper over the past five years.

Kona Books is a Tbilisi-based publishing house and bookstore focusing on contemporary visual and interdisciplinary projects. Publishing bilingual editions of Georgian and international artists in dialogue with writers, poets, and other practitioners situated in Georgia or with a shared connection in their practice — producing new geographical and physical encounters, and creating a conversation within each publication.

Xaraxura is an artist-run community, a risograph studio and a multifunctional space in Tbilisi. Their interests span contemporary art and illustration, typography, design as practice, research-based art and design, history and anthropology, imperfect and non-linear archiving, music, the digital sphere, urban affairs, experimental printing and publishing, collective memory, queer culture, and a variety of subcultures and identities.

De: Nostalgia is an interdisciplinary, bilingual magazine dedicated to rethinking and de:construction of the past. De:Nostalgia was founded in 2021 within the context of an independent theatrical and cultural company, Haraki, from a space where art and criticism are closely intertwined. The journal unites local and international authors and creates a dialogue of sound between Georgian and global cultural spaces.