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Gallery on 6 Shipka Street hosts 7x5x3 project in contemporary Bulgarian painting

Photo: Union of Bulgarian Artists

The Gallery on 6 Shipka Street in Sofia presents seven curator projects in contemporary Bulgarian painting named 7x5x3. The curator exhibitions present five artists each. Each artist shows three works regarded as a sample of the multi-faced panorama of the actual artistic scene. For instance, Stanislava Nikolova participates through artistic reflections of five artists. Her project bridges past and present, modern and neo-modern. Lyuben Domozetski accentuates on the active presence and of images in contemporary painting. Another curator – Rumena Kalcheva asks whether it is possible to talk about Bulgarian surrealism in Bulgarian painting and what are its new manifestations. The large-scale project 7x5x3 is fulfilled with the support of the Bulgarian Ministry of Culture and will be open for visitor until April 10.

Written by: Gergana Mancheva

English version: Kostadin Atanasov




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