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Nedko Solakov
Gifted Eye
Group show
March 30 – September 3, 2023
Marlene Dumas, René Daniëls, Tony Oursler, Jan Schoonhoven and others
Teylers Museum of Wonder, Haarlem
Luchezar Boyadjiev (curator)
Maria Nalbantova
Landscapes per meter
Solo show
February 23 – April 7, 2023
ICA, Sofia
Nedko Solakov
Nedko Solakov’s solo exhibition “A Cornered Solo Show #2” at MAXXI Rome has been extended to October 1, 2023
A Cornered Solo Show #2
Solo show
May 26, 2022 – October 1, 2023
Curators: Hou Hanru and Monia Trombetta
MAXXI, Rome
Бейж
Aaron Roth
solo exhibition
10.02-31.3.2023
Opening: 10.02.2022, 18:00-20:00
Sarieva/Gallery, Plovdiv
The exhibition continues the artist’s quest to capture and expose the contemporary domestic and political reality in Bulgaria and the Balkans in his work. Roth discusses national psychology, the thugs and the nouveau riche of the 90’s and the Transition, the integration policies of the European Union, the corruption encoded in politics and the everyday life of the people. Beige is presented as the colour of the mature “thug elite” and its passage into the political. It is also the colour of neutrality and muted tension. Aaron isn’t afraid of naming specific people and situations linked to this “luxurious” lifestyle in his artworks – Boyko Borisov, Vanya Chervenkova, Philipp Plein and others.
The artist Nedko Solakov leads a tour of ‘Georges Papazoff – The Illuminator’ at the National Gallery
BTA / In Bulgarian
Rudi Ninov ‘Writing Paintings’
Short documentary about Rudi Ninov’s latest exhibition
YouTube, Galleria Continua / In English
Examples of the Bulgarian Goon-Baroque
Evrokom, Honestly said with Lyuba Kulezitch / In Bulgarian
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.
Photo Cr: © Maria Djelebova © Vanessa Popova © Vladislav Sevov © Nedko Solakov, Galleria Continua and MAXXI