“10 Years in Focus” presents a powerful visual narrative of Georgia’s most significant historical moments from the past decade. Featuring award-winning works from the EU Prize for Journalism, this diverse collection of visual stories captures the resilience, struggles, and triumphs of Georgia and its people—paying tribute to freedom of expression and the courage of journalists.

The exhibition includes works by Dina Oganova, Dato Koridze, Nini Baidauri, Sopho Aptsiauri, Giorgi Shengelia, Giorgi Londaridze, and Zurab Tsertsvadze. Through their lenses, the exhibition highlights the essential role of independent media in documenting Georgia’s evolving story.

“10 Years in Focus” reaffirms the European Union’s steadfast support for the people of Georgia and underscores its ongoing commitment to supporting Georgian journalists, artists, and cultural spaces.

The exhibition premiered at Art House Gori, where it was on display for over a month. It was also part of the Europe Day celebrations in Tbilisi and Batumi.

About the EU Prize for Journalism

Established in 2012, the EU Prize for Journalism is an annual award recognising excellence in Georgian journalism. Organized by the Delegation of the European Union to Georgia, the prize promotes professionalism, ethical journalism, and media integrity. The award follows the principles of the Georgian Charter of Journalistic Ethics and encourages high standards in Georgian media.

The prize recognizes outstanding work in categories such as investigative reporting, feature stories, blogs, and documentary photography, across both traditional and digital media.