Merab Abramishvili ‘Transparent Memory.’ Baia Gallery, Tbilisi, 2025

Merab Abramishvili ‘Inaccessible Gardens.’ Baia Gallery, Tbilisi, 2016, 2025

Merab Abramishvili. Georgian National Gallery, Tbilisi, 2024

Georgian Contemporary Art. Merab Abramishvili, Levan Margiani. Cyprus, 2001

Georgian Painting, Masters of 20th Century. From Generation To Generation. Modern Art Gallery, Tbilisi, 1999 (Part One)

Merab Abramishvili ‘Painting, Graphics.’ Magticom, Tbilisi, 2010

Georgian Painting, Masters of 20th Century. From Generation To Generation. Modern Art Gallery, Tbilisi, 2000 (Part Four)

Merab Abramischwili (Georgien) – Malerei. Galerie Seidel / TMS Art Gallery, Cologne, 1996

Georgian Artists from GMT group collection. Chardin Art Gallery, Tbilisi, 2007

Georgian Painting, Masters of 20th Century. From Generation To Generation. Modern Art Gallery, Tbilisi, 2000 (Part Three)

‘Georgische Malerei.’ Vienna, 1994

At the Crossroads, Contemporary Art from Caucasus & Central Asia. 2013

Contemporary East. 2016

At the Crossroads 2, Contemporary Art from Istanbul to Kabul. 2014

20th Century Art. A Different Perspective. 2015

Contemporary East. 2013

20th Century Art. A Different Perspective. 2016

A Tbilisi Exhibition Reintroduces Merab Abramishvili to the Wider Art World. artnet, January 2026

Magazine ‘Art Market.’ No. 1. Gallery Orient, Tbilisi, 2002

Magazine ‘Tsiskari’ No.3. ’The Story of the Tiger and the Artis.’ Tbilisi, 2016

Magazine: The World of Constant Connection. ‘Merab Abramishvili.’ Tbilisi, March 2011

Magazine: ‘Mzera’ No. 4. Tbilisi, 2001

Merab Abramishvili ‘Transparent Memory.’ Euronews.Georgia, December 2025

Magazine: Forbes Georgia.“Seeking Timeless Beauty.’ Tbilisi, 2016

Magazine ‘Tsiskari’ No.3. ’The Story of the Tiger and the Artis.’ Tbilisi, 2016

Magazine: The World of Constant Connection. ‘In the painter’s studio. Merab Abramishvili.’ Tbilisi, January 2002

Newspaper ‘Georgia Today.’ November 2025

Magazine: Bazar. ‘Speaks and shows.’ Russia, February 2021

Magazine: Style. No.20. ’Painter.’ Tbilisi, 2006

Magazine. ‘Without Georgia, we could not create…’ Warsaw