The exhibition “Europe in Bulgaria” opens in Berlin

As part of the “Month of Bulgarian Culture” in Berlin, the exhibition “Europe in Bulgaria” - Reflections of European Artistic Movements in Bulgarian Art from the Liberation to the Mid-20th Century – will open on March 6. The event has free admission and begins at 7:00 p.m. local time at the Bulgarian Cultural Institute in Berlin, located at Leipziger Str. 114–115, 10117.

A catalogue bearing the same title will also be presented at the opening. Curated by Lyuben Domozetski, the exhibition features works by some of the most significant figures in Bulgarian art, including Nikola Petrov, Nikola Tanev, Sirak Skitnik, Ivan Milev, Ivan Penkov, Bencho Obreshkov, Kiril Tsonev, Vasil Barakov, Anton Mitov, Elisaveta Konsulova-Vazova, Nikola Mihaylov, and Ivan Nenov.

“The dialogue between Bulgaria and Europe during the examined period was exceptionally dynamic, multifaceted, and continuous. A complex and deeply intertwined network of connections emerges between individuals, events, artistic centers, trends, works, and phenomena. It is an undeniable fact that Bulgarian artists aspired to integrate into European art, with a clear awareness and confidence that Bulgaria is part of Europe and that the European path is the path of young Bulgarian art,” the invitation to the event states.

Edited by Ivo Ivanov
English: R. Petkova