December 2022
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SARIEVA / HUB
The Holiday season is here!
Acquire works under 1k euro
This December we’re offering you the opportunity to enrich your collection with new artworks. E-mail us and we will shorty get back to you with a list of works under 1000 euro! The selection includes works by the gallery represented Luchezar Boyadjiev, Pravdoliub Ivanov, Rudi Ninov, Stefan Nikolaev and Valio Tchenkov, as well as available pieces by Aaron Roth, Tekla Aleksieva, Maria Nalbantova, Vladimir Ivanov, Sophia Grancharova and Marta Djourina.
Sarieva Gallery
On View
Soma
Valio Tchenkov
solo exhibition
11.11-30.12.2022
Opening: 11.11.2022, 16:00-20:00
Sarieva/Gallery, Plovdiv
Sarieva Gallery is pleased to present the solo show of Munich-based Bulgarian artist Valio Tchenkov. The exhibition features a selection of the newest paintings by the painter, along with works from the 2017 – 2021 period.
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SIT
carpet-meeting-place-exhibition
Luchezar Boyadjiev, Pravdoliub Ivanov and Driton Selmani
curated by Vesselina Sarieva
24 November 2022 – 24 December 2022
LambdaLambdaLambda, Pristina, Kosovo
“SIT” is an exhibition realized by the invitation of LambdaLambdaLambda, Pristina, which develops the concept of the curator Vesselina Sarieva about “The Carpet” as a meeting place in every art institution. The exhibition presents works of Bulgarian artists Pravdoliub Ivanov and Luchezar Boyadjiev in dialogue with the Kosovan artist Driton Selmani, panel discussion with the participants (on-the-carpet-talk) and documentation.
Christo for Beginners – Final Event – Public Space Revisited
On November 18th, at Alma Alter, Sofia, was held the last event from the Christo for Beginners project by Luchezar Boyadjiev and Sarieva Open Arts. We’re pleased to present a short movie, which captures the essence of the project and all of it’s activities through the past few months.
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On View: NO\ON’s Tróchia Collection [τροχιά]
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Beyond the Painting
By Ashira Morris
In Open Art Files’ newest topic Ashira Morris discusses the origins of Bulgarian contemporary art, which are deeply rooted in the connection with the nature.
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Artnewscafe bulletin joins Open Art Files
Artnewscafe bulletin is a monthly newsletter with selected information about art events in Bulgaria and across the world, as well as career opportunities in art and culture.
The bulletin is now a part of the Open Art Files website. Read the November issue on it’s new page.
¬ cover : Valio Tchenkov, “Decoyed decoy” in the solo exhibition “Soma”, Sarieva Gallery, 40 Otets Paisiy str., Plovdiv, November 11 – December 30
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Some of the projects mentioned in the newsletter were realized with the support of the National Culture Fund, Bulgaria.
© Vanessa Popova © Rudi Ninov, Untitled (Fêtes 1971, #11), 2021, acrylic on card, 23 x 17 cm, ongoing series © Valio Tchenkov, Stubbornhead III, 2015, oil on paper from magazines, 30 x 20 cm © Maria Nalbantova, Multiple Use, 2019, gardening tools, acrylic, found images ©Maria Djelebova ©Kalin Serapionov © « What You See is What You Got », 2022, hammered and patinated copper, neon, 102 x 100 x 16 cm, Courtesy of Stefan Nikolaev and Michel Rein Paris/Brussels