Teona Chanishvili

Teona Chanishvili is a Georgian contemporary artist born and based in Georgia. She graduated with honors from Tbilisi State Academy of Arts, where she studied Monumental-decorative Arts at the Department of Architecture.
Her artistic practice spans painting, drawing, digital art, and photography, with oil painting as her primary medium. Working mainly in a contemporary figurative style, she explores different visual languages and forms of expression.
Alongside her fine art practice, Teona has over 15 years of experience in publishing and graphic design, creating more than 1 500 book covers, illustrations, and editorial projects. In 2018, she worked as a graphic designer and art director for the publishing program “Georgia – Guest of Honour” at the Frankfurt Book Fair.
She has participated in international exhibitions, arts symposiums, and residency programs in Georgia an Europe.

Tbilisi State Academy of Arts.
Monumental-decorative Arts at the Department of Architecture.

TAF. Tbilisi Art Fair 2026. Tbilisi, Georgia
Group Exhibition. Gallery R.A.R.O. Barcelona
Group Exhibition. Szolad, Hungary.
State Museum of Literature. Solo Show “Home.Toys”. Tbilisi, Georgia
Contemporary art residency “Tbilisi” II / 2021. Online Exhibition
TAF. Tbilisi Art Fair 2019. Tbilisi, Georgia
Exhibtion, Place 167. Sofia, Bulgaria
Art Centre Muza. Group Exhibition. Tbilisi, Georgia
Mark Rothko Art Centre. Group Exhibition. Latvia
L.Gudiashvili exhibiotion hall. “Book cover design” personal exhibition. Tbilisi, Georgia
Europe House Exhibition Space, Tbilisi, Group Promo Exhibition
“Madame 2”, Gallery 9, Group Exhibition. Tbilisi, Georgia
International Tourism Exhibition “BATUMI EXPO” 2010. Batumi, Georgia
Gallery “Kopalla”. Group Exhibition. Tbilisi, Georgia
Gallery “Kopalla”. Group Exhibition. Tbilisi, Georgia
Gallery “Hobby”. Group Exhibition. Tbilisi, Georgia
State Museum of Literature. Group exhibition. Tbilisi, Georgia
Gallery of Tbilisi State Academy of arts. Students exhibition
Gallery of Tbilisi State Academy of arts. Students exhibition