Levan Songulashvili

LEVAN SONGULASHVILI (b. Aug. 17, 1991) is a Georgian-born New York-based visual artist.
Songulashvili began painting since he was a small child and received professional training in his hometown, Tbilisi, during his teen years. At the age of 19, after the artist’s solo show in Georgia, he was invited to Germany as part of the visual art project. The western culture, German and French philosophy and psychoanalysis has influenced the young artist’s world view, and he proceeded to new creative experiments and conceptual research on his return to Georgia.

In 2013, Songulashvili graduated from The Tbilisi State Academy of Arts, with a Bachelor’s degree in Drawing and Printmaking. Afterwards he won several merit scholarships and art prizes and became the first Georgian artist who earned his Master's (M.F.A.) degree from The New York Academy of Art (founded by Andy Worhol) in Painting.

In 2016, Songulashvili’s works were selected for the permanent collection of The Brooklyn Museum, NY.

He has received a number of national and international awards, including The President’s award, The Prime- Minister's award, and the New York State assembly award for Achievements and Contribution to the Arts.
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Masters of Fine Arts / MFA
New York Academy of Art, New York, USA

Bachelor of Fine Arts / BA
Tbilisi State Academy of Arts, Tbilisi, Georgia