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Curriculum Vitae CURRICULUM VITAE NESTAN TATARASHVILI Born in Tbilisi, 2 April 1961 E-mail: [email protected] EDUCATION 1978 – 83 The Georgian Polytechnic Institute in Tbilisi. Faculty of Architecture WORK EXPERIENCE 2016 - present Head of the Union for European Cultural Heritage Preservation of Georgia 2014 - present Executive director of the Union for German Cultural Heritage Preservation in South Caucasus 1997 - 2016 Head of the Georgian Art Nouveau Preservation Pressure Group 2011 - present GDM – Georgian Destination Management. Tourist guide 02.07.2006 - 26.05.2007 Tbilisi Public Space Planning and Development Centre. Architect 27.02.2006 - 28.10.2006 Eurasia Foundation. PMDI /Pipeline Monitoring and Dialogue Initiative/ Programme. Coordinator of the Cultural Heritage Audit Group 22.06.2005 - 22.10.2005 Old City Rehabilitation and Development Fund. Architect 07.04.2004 - 03.11.2004 Head of the Supervisor Service of Building and Architecture in Georgia at the Ministry of Economical Development of Georgia 1983 - 2000 Restoration Centre of the Georgian Architectural Heritage. Technical and Research Project Leader RESTORATION PROJECTS, RESEARCHES, DRAWINGS 2018 Restoration projects and scientific researches of the roof and facades of former German school in Bolnisi, former Katharinenfeld (co-author) 2017 The restoration projects and scientific researches of 3 German dwellings and the fences of German houses in historical part of Asureti, former Elisabethtal (co- author) 1985-1997 14 Restoration project of the Monuments of Georgian Cultural Heritage (VI-XVII cc.) 1985 - present The researches and measured drawings of 36 Monuments of Georgian Cultural Heritage (VI-XX cc.) IMPLEMENTED RESTORATION PROJECTS 2019 – present Restoration of former German school in Bolnisi, former Katharinenfeld 2017 - present Restoration of 3 German Dwellings in Historical Part of Asureti, former Elisabethtal (co-author) 12.03-12.08.2017 Restoration of the roof of German church in Trialeti, former Alexandershilf 1985-1997 Restoration of 8 Monuments of Georgian Cultural Heritage (VI-XVII cc.) HONORS AND AWARDS 2017 Winning the competition of National Agency for Preservation Cultural Heritage of Georgia for publishing the book “German Settlements and Architectural Heritage in Georgia” (in Georgian, English and German) 2017 Winning the competition of the Ministry of Culture of Georgia for implementation the Project - Photo Exhibition «Deutsche Kolonisten in Georgien 1817-2017». Evangelischer Oberkirchenrat Stuttgart. Stuttgart, Germany 2016 Winning the competition of National Agency for Preservation Cultural Heritage of Georgia for implementation second stage of the project - “Research and Inventory German Cultural Heritage in Georgia” 2015 Winning the competition of National Agency for Preservation Cultural Heritage of Georgia for implementation first stage of the project - “Research and Inventory German Cultural Heritage in Georgia” 2009 British Georgian Society Grant for the Illustrated talk - The Art Nouveau Architecture of Tbilisi. London, UK 2008 European Cultural Foundation (ECF) Grant for participation in the Press Conference of the Réseau Art Nouveau Network at the V. Horta Museum, Brussels, Belgium 2007 Tbilisi City Hall Grant. Publishing the Guide Book ‘’Art Nouveau in Tbilisi – Guide Book, Maps and Routes” 2005 Kulturkontact Austria Grant for 1 month fellowship in Vienna, Austria 2002 WORLD MONUMENTS WATCH. 2002 - 100 Most Endangered Sites. Site NO. 68 Art Nouveau Buildings in the Republic of Georgia. Cities of Tbilisi, Batumi, Kutaisi, Poti and Dusheti P. 72 https://www.wmf.org/sites/default/files/article/pdfs/Watch_Catalog_2002.pdf 2000 UK Embassy and Open Society - Georgia Foundation Grants for the Photo Exhibition Art Nouveau in Tbilisi 1998 Winning the international competition of RSS (Research Support Scheme) for carry out the research - Art Nouveau in Georgia. 1 year fellowship of the CEU - Central European University, Prague. 1997 Open Society - Georgia Foundation’s Cultural Heritage Program Grant for inventory Art Nouveau architecture in Tbilisi, Kutaisi and Batumi CERTIFICATES 2019 Certificate of Cultural Routes of Georgia for the Cultural Route “German Settlement in Georgia”. Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Georgia; Cultural Routes of Georgia. 2006 Certificate of Course Attendance. Introduction to Compliance Auditing of the Pipeline Project. Signed by Clive I Morgan, IEMA registered Principal Environmental Auditor, Consultancy for Resources and Environmental Management. Tir-y-coed. Pontfaen. Fishguard SA65 9SE, UK 2006 Certificate of Course Attendance. Introduction to Management System. Signed by Clive I Morgan, IEMA registered Principal Environmental Auditor, Consultancy for Ressources and Environnemental Management. Tir-y-coed. Pontfaen. Fishguard SA65 9SE, UK 2003 Certificate of Exceptional Accomplishment to Art Nouveau Buildings in Georgia, In Recognition of the Exceptional Efforts of Ms. Nestan Tatarashvili, Head of theGeorgian Art Nouveau Preservation Pressure Group. Signed by Bonnie Burnham,President of WORLD MONUMENTS FUND. USA, 2003 CONFERENCE 14-16.12.17 German Settlements and Architectural Heritage 1817-2017, Research, Restoration-Rehabilitation. International Conference “Common Heritage for Cultural Dialogue and Development”. Georgian National Museum, Tbilisi 3-4.11.2017 The Evangelical-Lutheran Churches in Georgia. Annual Academic International Conference “Reformation 500 and Georgia” at Sulkhan Saba Orbeliani University, Tbilisi 19-21.05.2016 Establish Conservation Areas in Historical Parts of Bolnisi and Asureti. National Agency of Protection of Georgia’s Cultural Heritage. III Scientific Conference “Museum and Cultural Heritage”, Tbilisi 4-6.06.2010 Old Tbilisi - Now in the Capital of Independent Georgia. International Conference “Old Tbilisi Identity and Spirit”. British Council. Tbilisi 10.04.2010 Art Nouveau – European Style in Georgia’s Architecture. The international Conference “Modernism in Georgia: Redrawing the Boundaries”. The Harriman Institute of Columbia University in New York, USA https://harriman.columbia.edu/files/harriman/01772.pdf 22-29.11.2008 European Cultural Heritage – Art Nouveau Architecture in Tbilisi. Press Conference of the Réseau Art Nouveau Network at the Horta Museum in Brussels, Belgium 22.04.2001 Solve the Problems of Monuments of Georgia by Founding New System in Heritage Protection. The Conference "Save Old Tbilisi" at the State Museum of Georgia, Tbilisi 1997 Tbilisi’s turn-of-the-century Architecture: The co-existence of European and Traditional Values. The International Conference “ARCHITECTURE 1900” at the University of York. UK SYMPOSIUM 21-29.06. 2008 European Cultural Heritage – Art Nouveau Architecture in Georgia. Vakhtang Beridze 1st International Symposium of Georgian Culture: “Georgian Arts in the Context of European and Asian Cultures”. Section Modernism in Georgia. P. 288-293. Tbilisi http://www.readbag.com/symposiumgeorgia-2008-sympcatalogue2008 MEMBERSHIP 2007 – present Partner of the Art Nouveau European Route. The Institut Municipal del Paisatge Urba i la Qualitat de Vida. Barcelona http://www.artnouveau.eu/en/city.php?id=56 2005 - present Partner of the Réseau Art Nouveau Network http://www.artnouveau-net.eu/ LECTURES 24-26.03.17 German Settlements and Architectural Heritage in Georgia. Dialog-Forum “200 Years Later. Deutsch-Georgisches Jahr 2017. Architecture Building Between People and Times”. Privat Sector Development Programme South Caucasus, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ). MOMA Tbilisi 24.06.16 Katharinenfeld – The Historical Urban Tissue of Bolnisi. Urban Sketching Festival in Georgia. The Silk Museum, Tbilisi 22-25.07.2010 Illustrated talk about Preservation of Architecture from Soviet Georgia. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-bmbWVhSo0 Frozen Moments: Architecture Speaks Back. A project by J. Warsza https://ruinsofourtimes.wordpress.com/2010/07/09/53/ 02.04.2009 Art Nouveau Architecture in Tbilisi. The British Georgian Society, in association with Alan Baxter Associates. The Gallery 75 Cowcross Street. LONDON EC1M 6EL. UK 16.07.2009 The Art Nouveau Architecture of Georgia. Tbilisi Summer Seminars Series At the Caucasus Research Resource Centers (CRRC) and American Councils for International Education in Georgia. CRRC-Georgia/ISET Building 16 Zandukeli Street, Tbilisi EXHIBITIONS 04-06.07.2017 Photo Exhibition «Deutsche Kolonisten in Georgien 1817-2017». Evangelischer Oberkirchenrat Stuttgart. Stuttgart, Germany 19.02-30.07.2017 Photo Exhibition «Schwaben in Georgien». Stadtmuseum Tübingen. Tübingen, Germany 23.10.2016 Photo Exhibition “German village Katharinenfeld in Bolnisi”. City Hall of Bolnisi 14.05.2016 Photo Exhibition “The Lost German Village in Tbilisi – Alexandersdorf”. City Council Building. Tbilisi (co-author) 13.09-30.11.2014 Photo Exhibition "Art Nouveau - European Architecture in Georgia". Riga Art Nouveau Museum. Riga, Latvia 2010 Photo Exhibition “The Architectural Heritage of German Colonists in Georgia”. Goethe Institute Georgia, Tbilisi 2006 Photo Exhibition "The Vernacular Architecture in Asureti, in the former German's Village Elithabethtal". City Hall of Saarbruecken, Germany 2002 Photo Exhibition "Art Nouveau in Tbilisi" in Saarbruecken and Berlin, Germany 2001 Photo Exhibition "Art Nouveau in Tbilisi". Public Library of Tbilisi BOOK/LEAFLET 2019 German Settlements and Architectural Heritage in Georgia; Katarinenfeld-Bolnisi; Elisabethtal – Asureti; Alexandershilf-Trialeti (in Georgian, English
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