Programata

Gallery Synthesis invites you to the second day of the open doors of the library Photosynthesis . On January 21, between 14:00 and 18:00, we look at photo books from their collection, and the focus is on photographic publications published by the gallery Synthesis. From 18:30 Nadezhda Pavlova and Nikola Mihov browse them in an online event, which is broadcast on the Facebook page of the gallery .

Dürer vs. Döner is Kokimoto's latest project, specially created for the space of KO-OP in Sofia. The author's 42nd solo exhibition contains a series of digitally processed reproductions of Dürer's iconic works - graphics, drawings and paintings, in which Kokimoto combines classical with popular culture.

We are watching the production at the Sofia Theater on January 18 at 19:00.

The exhibition of photographs by Gustav Willeit consists of 20 photographs located on panels measuring 120x170 cm, which decorate the exterior walls of the institute and the Embassy of Italy in Sofia. & quot; There is no prophetic intention in my work. Nature is a continuous sequence of flowering and withering and even if man never includes himself, we are immersed in it, we are part of nature & quot ;. We are looking at the Italian Institute Sofia.

Friday night we listen to music selected by Martin Mihailov and Anton Hristov, and the background behind them is the Stroeza club. They play a playlist with artists from Todor Kolev to the Beastie Boys on January 15 at 8pm. The link to the online stream is on the page of the Facebook event , where we understand how to support the club.

A young woman, called V, haunted by her childhood traumas is trying to become more independent through live-role-playing. As she guides herself and her mentally disabled brother through the world of multiple roles and identities, witches and wizards, she finally finds the courage to face the demons of her own past; namely their abusive father. We're going to kinedok.net on Jan. 20.

The exhibition is on the occasion of 130 years since the birth of the famous classic and favorite author of collectors Nikola Tanev (1890 – 1962). We are watching at National Gallery at the Palace until March 28.