Georgian artist Tornike Toshua opened an exhibition in the heart of Tbilisi dedicated to Ivane Bidzina during a protest event. The exhibition features a poster titled 'Bidzina h**? Yes/No', whose political meaning was considered controversial. Toshua opened the exhibition at 166 Codex Street, where administrative courts ('small courts') are located. On the facade, there is a sign indicating the 'court'. This is already the second time Toshua has opened an exhibition at this location. On July 26, he also opened an exhibition near the court after a banner with a controversial message was removed from the facade of the 'Georgian Dream' party headquarters. This day also saw the opening of two other exhibitions featuring artists who responded to the political events in the administrative court area.