Georgian Resources

List of Georgian Resources available in the CREEES office:

CD: Georgian Voices: The Years (Georgian Traditional and Popular Songs)
CD: Sukhishvili: Assa (Folkteque music -- Georgian traditional music with a modern flair)
CD: Georgian Voices: Memory (Georgian Traditional Songs)
CD: Vocal Ensemble Universiteti (Georgian Traditional Songs)

Feature Film: Chef in Love (French-Georgian tragic-comedy, in French, Russian, Georgian with English subtitles, 1997)
Feature Film: Repentance (drama, in Russian with English sub-titles, 1987)
Documentary: Invisible (part of the series Gender Montage by the Open Society Institute, this film focuses on the lives of women in patriarchal communities, 2003)

National Treasures of Georgia -- beautiful coffee table book on the art, culture, and history of Georgia. Philip Wilson Publishers and the Foundation for International Arts and Education, 1999
Folk Tales from the Soviet Union: The Caucasus -- Georgian, Armenian and Azerbaijani folk tales, Raduga Publishers, 1987
Georgia (from the series Socialist Republics of the Soviet Union) -- a small informational book with essays on the history and culture of Georgia and many photographs. Novosti Press Agency Publishing House, Moscow, 1987

The Georgian Arts and Culture Center (GACC), which produced the exhibit Adornment and History, is located in Tbilisi: http://www.gaccgeorgia.org/
Civil Georgia is an online magazine devoted to delivering quality news and analysis about Georgia. The United Nations Association of Georgia, a Georgian non-governmental organization, created Civil Georgia in 2001: http://www.civil.ge/eng/
The Russian and East European Network Information Center (REENIC) website has numerous regional links: http://reenic.utexas.edu/
The US Embassy in Georgia is very active in the community: http://georgia.usembassy.gov/

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Adornment and History