Curators: Hitomi Kammai and Nia Pushkarova
Feminine Expression is an exhibition at the frontier between feminism and female art. It encloses young female artists from around the world, their feel of what is feminine, their feel of what is feminine, of women’s place in contemporary society as well as of personal identification.
Curator: Maria Vasileva
Project is the title of Vasil Simittchiev’s giant installation which spreads out on the three floors of Sofia Arsenal – Museum for Contemporary Art and the surrounding areas, and includes objects, video and performance. It is specially designed for the particular space and situation. Most of the works are new-made which together with some older emblematic works of the artist become a part of one whole entity.
Events:
Videoholica 2011. Special Selection
17 video works created within the period 2008 – 2011.
Alexander Valchev. A Few Dollars More
Nine photo portraits of artists in their studios
Accompanying events:
Videos projections on the museum facade – chosen from the Videoholica art fest
Sofia Arsenal - Museum For Contemporary Art
2 Cherni Vryh Blvd., Sofia, www.samcaproject.org
Videoholica 2011 Special Selection
May 3 – June 3, 2012
Reception: May 3, 2012, Thursday, 6 pm
Sofia Arsenal - Museum For Contemporary Art
2 Cherni Vryh Blvd., Sofia
Sofia Arsenal - Museum For Contemporary Art (SAMCA) presents Videoholica 2011 Special Selection in a solo exhibition from May 3 till June 3, 2012.
Curators: Andreas F. Beitin, Nadezhda Dzhakova
Düsseldorf-based media artist Mischa Kuball is among the few artists who has consistently understood light’s sociopolitical dimensions and used the media accordingly in numerous works and installations. In his new exhibition project Platon’s Mirror, two additional aspects are included: a perception-aesthetics component and the possibility of image generation through computer tomography. This gives rise to highly topical issues within art, and for it. Within the project light politics and media politics are renegotiated.
DREAMS IN FOUR SEASONS – SPRING
based on plays of W. Shakespeare
Written and directed by Valeria Valcheva;
Music by Andronia Popova – Roni, Nassekomix; percussions and music education: Maria Palieva;
Actors and musicians: Vasil Chitanov, Elena Dimitrova, Zhana Ilieva, Margarita Hlebarova, Petko Kamenov, Petar Genkov, Branko Valchev and children from the Sofia Music School
Sets and costumes by Nia Mihaylova, Petya Boyukova, Mihaela Komitova, Iva Pavlova, Yana Malamed, Valeria Valcheva.
Curator: Maria Vassileva
Adelina Popnedeleva, Alla Georgieva, Bora Petkova, Valentin Stefanoff, Valio Tchenkov, Vassil Simittchiev, Vikenti Komitski, Vladimir Ivanov, Ivan Moudov, Kiril Prashkov, Kosta Tonev, Krassimir Terziev, Luchezar Boyadjiev, Mina Minov, Nadezhda Oleg Lyahova, Nestor Kovachev, Nina Kovacheva, Peter Tzanev, Pravdoliub Ivanov, Rada Boukova, Sasho Stoitzov, Samuil Stoyanov, Stefan Nikolaev, Stefania Batoeva, and HR-Stamenov
The exposition is under the patronage of the Minister of Culture, Mr. Vezhdi Rashidov, and is organized with the support of the French Institute in Bulgaria in partner¬ship with Sofia Arsenal -Museum for Contemporary Art.