From May 22 to July 13, 2025, the Andrey Cheglakov Foundation hosted a solo exhibition of Boris Kocheishvili, dedicated to the artist’s 85th birthday. The project introduced the general public to the multifaceted work of one of the most important artists of the 1970s generation. The exhibition was curated by Maya Avelicheva and Tamara Vehova, with Nadezhda Plungyan as academic consultant and Alexey Podkidyshev as exhibition architect.

A unique personal project that showcased new works by the artist.

"Boris Kocheishvili. Me and Them" was the first solo exhibition of the artist at the State Tretyakov Gallery. The exhibition depicted paintings, graphics and bas‐reliefs dating back to 1960 and up to the latest pieces. The project included Kocheishvili’s poetry and a unique multimedia study which presented the works in a larger historical and social context.

On October 27, 2021, the K.S. Stanislavsky House Museum opened the exhibition "Me and Them. Three Sisters", the first part of the two-part project "Me and Them". The exhibition explored the deep connection between art and theater. For half a century, Boris Kocheishvili has been painting the "Three Sisters", placing them in paradisiacal landscapes, dark forests, or on a stage flooded with white light. His three female figures have formed a stable composition, merging with Russian culture and the canonical image of the Trinity while remaining a strikingly modern and distinctive work of contemporary art.