ARTISTERIUM is an annual international contemporary art exhibition and event held in Tbilisi, organized by the Georgia-based non-governmental organization, Artisterium Association. The event features international exhibitions, individual art projects, and a variety of educational and cultural programs. ARTISTERIUM brings together artists, artist groups, curators, and art critics from around the globe. 

International artists' past projects have generated significant interest among Georgian audiences. Given the importance of introducing the Georgian contemporary art scene to global approaches in multimedia art practice, ARTISTERIUM aims to create a platform for exchange, fostering new perspectives and approaches in the ever-evolving world of contemporary art and culture. 

ARTISTERIUM is supported by the Ministry of Culture and Sports of Georgia. Since its inauguration in 2008, the event has partnered with a wide range of international cultural organizations and embassies, including those of Poland, the Netherlands, Estonia, the USA, and Israel, as well as institutions such as the Japan Foundation, European Cultural Foundation, Open Society Institute, Culture Ireland, Kultur Schmiede, SEAS Black/North, Intercult, Greek State Museum of Contemporary Art, Wales Arts International, Nine Dragon Heads, /S.Korea/, Pro Helvetia, Parsons The New School for Design, Berkshire Taconic, PhotoEssay, FRAME Visual Art Finland, Central National al Dansului, Kunst und Kultur, Frauen Kultur Buro New, Korean Foundation, Yunus Emre Enstitüsü, the Foundation for Contemporary Arts. 

Over the years, additional support came from the sponsors like Meidan Group, Okami Wine, Goodwill Catering, Teliani Valley Wine, Silknet, Beeline, Outdoor Typography, Mtatsinda Park, and the International Tobacco Foundation. 

ARTISTERIUM has collaborated with numerous prestigious exhibition spaces, including Tbilisi State Museum of Georgian Literature, Dedicace Gallery, Container Gallery, Gallery Nectar, the Georgian National Museum, Tbilisi History Museum, Europe House, Tbilisi State Academy of Arts, Art-Villa Garikula, David Kakabadze Kutaisi Art Gallery, and New Art Union.