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M A R C H 2023

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Cabin UTROBA - Melania Toma

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Our latest short documentary presents Melania Toma’s journey in Bulgaria during her residency. The young Italian takes the viewers on picturesque trips through small abandoned villages and shares more about her art.

Open Art Files is an evolving database/archive of Bulgarian contemporary art which aims at developing the sections Topics, People, Spaces, and also updating existing profiles of artists and spaces.

This month we present to you the profile of the artistic Kamen Stoyanov. His work is multimedial including film, photography, video, performance, drawings, installation and the mixture of them. Over the past few years his films, actions, videos, installations, photographic works and performances have been shown, among others, at exhibitions such as “In-Visible” (Cultural Center Tobacna, Ljubljana, 2018, solo); “Exhibiting the Exhibition” (Kunsthalle Baden-Baden, 2018); WRO Biennale (WRO Art Center, Wroclaw, 2017); „ASK THE ARTISТ“ (Sariev Contemporary, Plovdiv, 2017, solo); “Ask the Artist”, MANIFESTA 11 (Zurich, Switzerland, 2016) and many other.

Kamen Stoyanov's artistic practice finds parallel between physical movement and process, and ideas of historical, social and cultural change. The artist performs - in actions or objects - with the same care in streets, fields, and art spaces, drawing on the accidental and ubiquitous readymade. Inevitably, high and low culture mix in Stoyanov forms; his work is just as likely to consist of making his native Bulgarian yoghurt as neon sculpture. From here, he inserts himself into dialogues of power, progress, and geopolitics, without abandoning the intimate that surrounds his ideas.
- Pierre d'Alancaisez

Havalimani- New Istanbul Dream, 2017

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In Support of the Eco System: Кабинѐт

Кабинѐт provides a free consultation to young artists and entrepreneurs at the end of the month.

Book a slot at office@sarieva.org

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