Kristine Tusiashvili

Every year in October, the Walk for Freedom is organised in many cities around the world. This year, thousands of people in over 50 countries will once again raise awareness of human trafficking and forced prostitution through silent marches and accompanying public awareness campaigns. The sound performance "The Voice" invites the audience to confront this issue.

18.10.2025, 12:30pm
Schadowplatz, 40212 Düsseldorf

In cooperation with Windrose association

With works by Leonore Araki, Banz & Bowinkel, Cécile Bauer, Monika Baumgartl, Hilla & Bernd Becher, Hildegard Beckmann, Gabriela Berest, Lore Bermbach, Inken Bojen, Natascha Borowsky, Susanne Brodhage, Eva-Maria Burchard-Forchmann, Louisa Clement, Brigitte Conrath, Natalie Czech, Danica Dakić, Ilse Deus, Sabine Dusend, Iris Edinger, Sigrid Ehemann, Christine Erhard, Claudia Fährenkemper, Mareike Foecking, Brigitte Fromm, Ilse Gabbert, Dafna Gazit, Corina Gertz, Anna Giese, Edith Glischke, Inge Goertz-Bauer, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, Laura Maria Görner, Alex Grein, Hehmke-Winterer, Petra Cl. Heinrichs-Weber, Silke Helmerdig, Brigitte Hempel-Schanzenbach, Juna Hendrichs, Elfi Hess, Katlen Hewel, Maren Heyne, Annette Hiller, Candida Höfer, Nan Hoover, Hanne Horn, Sofi Imdahl, Andrea Isa, Anna Jocham, Irmel Kamp, Hertha Kandulski, Annemarie Kay, Gudrun Kemsa, Erika Kiffl, Joanna Kischka, Anita Kloten, Monika Kluza, Beate Knappe, Ursula Knipping, Claudia van Koolwijk, Julia van Koolwijk, Anneliese Kretschmer, Ute Langanky, Laura Lasinsky, Ruth Lauterbach-Baehnisch, Eva Lindner, Patricia Lohmann, Birgit Martin, Katharina Mayer, Marion Mennicken, Anastacia Mensah, Bärbel Möllmann, Donja Nasseri, Norika Nienstedt, Simone Nieweg, Anne Orthen, Monika Pirch, Anne Pöhlmann, Bettina Pousttchi, Stefanie Pürschler, Carmen Rahn, Anys Reimann, Aglaia Risch, Lisa Röing-Baer, Tata Ronkholz, Andrea Rossmanith, Sonja Rothweiler, Judith Samen, Martina Sauter, Ekatharina Savtchenko, Ilayida Sayilgan, Morgaine Schäfer, Emma Schmieding, Nina Schmitz, Berit Schneidereit, Ursula Schulz-Dornburg, Babett Scobel, Elke Seeger, Monika Seibel, Katharina Sieverding und Klaus Mettig, Pola Sieverding, Sigune Siévi, Bärbel Starz, Daniela Steinfeld, Akiko Stiebeling, Isolde Strauss, Liselotte Strelow, Katja Stuke, Karin Szekessy, Gudrun Teich, Birgitta Thaysen, Gudrun Teich, Kristine Tusiashvili, Ira Vinokurova, Anna Vogel, Bianca Voss, Iris Weirich, Petra Wunderlich, Andrea Zeitler, Julia Zinnbauer

With over 240 works by more than 120 female photographers, this exhibition provides a comprehensive overview of the diversity of photography by women in Düsseldorf. It also includes films and videos, showcasing the evolution of visual media technology in art, a field in which the Düsseldorf Art Academy played a globally unifying role. Works by professional photographers such as Laura Lasinsky, active in the 19th century, are on display, as well as artistic photography by graduates of the Düsseldorf School of Photography and numerous other photographers. Alongside the Stadtmuseum's own collection, a significant number of exhibition pieces have been loaned by various institutions.

Vernissage: 14.09.2025, 12pm
Speakers: Clara Gerlach, Mayor of the City of Düsseldorf
Dr. Susanne Anna, Director of the Düsseldorf City Museum

Stadtmuseum Düsseldorf, Berger Allee 2, 40213 Düsseldorf

Curated by Dr. Christoph Danelzik-Brüggemann, Prof. Katharina Mayer, Tatjana Nicholson M.A., Laura Heise M.A., Isabell Bianca Centmayer M.A.

With works by Karl von Monschau, Eunjeong Kim, Martin Schumacher, Kristine Tusiashvili, Cornelia Leitner

The 'Mellow Yellow' exhibition invites visitors to experience the colour yellow in all its facets: as a mood, a material, a cultural symbol, and an emotional resonance. In Western colour psychology, yellow is often associated with light, optimism and warmth, but also with fragility, illness, danger and irritation. Mellow Yellow explores the tension between these associations without passing judgement, showcasing how artists employ yellow in subtle, thoughtful and occasionally ironic ways.

HUNDERTNEUN, Birkenstraße 109, 40233 Düsseldorf

A group exhibition against violence towards women. Kristine Tusiashvili will be presenting a performance addressing the issue of human trafficking in the 21st century.

With Marjan, Sarah Inry, Rosa Tägtmeyer

Vernissage with talk and live music: 26.06.2025, 6pm
Exhibition: 28.06.2025, 10am–6pm
Finissage with concert: 28.06.2025, 7pm
kitev Kultur im Turm, Willy-Brandt-Platz 1, 46045 Oberhausen

Hosted by SOLWODI Oberhausen e.V. and Windrose e.V.
In cooperation with Frauen helfen Frauen e.V. Oberhausen

The art association “701 e.V.” is delighted to be represented for the first time with its own stand at ART Düsseldorf 2025 – and you are very welcome to join us! From 10 to 13 April 2025, we will be presenting an extraordinary selection of works by over 30 artists at the Areal Böhler.

Opening: 10.04.2025, 4pm
Areal Böhler, Hansaallee 321, 40549 Düsseldorf
701 at stand A01

Under the title “BLAU”, the BBK Kunstforum is presenting one of the most unusual exhibition formats of recent years. Artists were invited to produce creative interpretations of the poem “Blauer Tag” (German for “Blue Day”) by Eva Strittmatter.

Vernissage: 16.01.2025, 5pm
Introduction by Kristine Tusiashvili
BBK Kunstforum, Birkenstraße 47, Düsseldorf

Curated by Martin Schumacher

“Poetics of Perception” examines the nature of memory, identity, and body as a social form through Kristine Tusiashvili’s video works. Her installations engage viewers in a layered inquiry and recreates “visual novels” extending the boundaries of physicality and abstraction. Through a precise manipulation of image, perspective, and spatial relations, Tusiashvili’s practice invites reflection on the fragmented and often elusive nature of human experience.

Drawing on her background in performance and photography, Tusiashvili crafts a distinct visual language that recontextualizes everyday gestures and objects, critically examining how personal and collective narratives are shaped. Her work captures the tension between individuality and social expectations, bringing into focus the performative aspects of identity and the pervasive influence of societal norms on self-perception. In “Poetics of Perception” Tusiashvili’s video pieces exploring human experience, inviting viewers to reconsider concepts of identity, memory, and the body within a contemporary context marked by constant change and complexity.

Opening: 22.11.2024, 6–8pm
Public Talk: 29.11.2024, 7–8pm

Represented by unarchived_semiotics in collaboration with Art Conference Tbilisi

Curated by Mariam Shergelashvili