Sarieva/Gallery is announcing it’s collaboration with DOT Sofia and preparing for a grand opneing.

We are happy to welcome the new art season with an exiting and full program of events and shows! In our main space in Plovdiv we just opened the first exhibition in Bulgaria by Artan Hajrullahu. In September Sarieva/Gallery is officially starting an exhibition program in Sofia, at a new exciting building with an art collection. The official opening of DOT Sofia is on September 29-30 with a solo show by Stefan Nikolaev. We are showing two works by Pravdoliub Ivanov, coming together under the title Transformation at the Level of the Eyes.

Sarieva/Gallery will join Kvartal Festival 2023 with an exhibition by Pravdoliub Ivanov at DOT Sofia.

The project for a feature film received production funding from the National Film Center.

In this newsletter we’re presenting the July and August gallery news. Kamen Stoyanov’s project Svesda Abramovic has received production funding from the National Film Center, highlighting the visual artist as an upcoming feature film writer and director. We’re also glad to announce that we’ve began the preparations for Stefan Nikolaev’s solo exhibition Home at DOT Sofia. Save the dates 29-30 September for the opening and related events!

Sarieva/Gallery is pleased to present Stefan Nikolaev’s solo show Home at DOT Sofia in September.

The Rules of the Game is a lecture by Vesselina Sarieva, which is part of the educational program of the exhibition Art Start 2023: Young Artists to Watch

We’re proud to announce that the gallery represented artist Luchezar Boyadjiev will participate in Autostrada Biennale!

Sarieva/Gallery invites the public to join a conversation with one of Bulgaria’s most prominent contemporary artists – Pravdoliub Ivanov. The artist talk will be in the framework of his solo exhibition I Don’t Know What You Are Talking About.

We’re bringing to you exciting news about the gallery represented artists Nedko Solakov, Stefan Nikolaev, Luchezar Boyadjiev and Pravdoliub Ivanov. We’re proud to announce that Luchezar Boydjiev was selected to participate in Autostrada Biennale! The newsletter presents the upcoming artist talk with Pravdoliub Ivanov, How Not To Talk About Contemporary Art, and his current show on view at the gallery – I Don’t Know What You Are Talking About.

Kamen Stoyanov invites the audience to a film screening and conversation with the artist on May 18.

Pravdoliub Ivanov joins an exhibition presenting selected artworks from the Art Collection Telekom

Sarieva/Gallery partakes in the contemporary art festival Buna!

This month we’re sharing with you images and information about Rudi Ninov’s solo project Voice Lines, showcased at Art Brussels 2023. Meanwhile we’re preparing for the opening of Pravdoliub Ivanov’s solo show I Don’t Know What You Are Talking About at Sarieva’s main space in Plovdiv.

We offer a sneak peek for all of our exciting upcoming projects. Sarieva/Gallery will be participating in Art Brussels 2023 with Rudi Ninov while preparing for a solo exhibition with Pravdoliub Ivanov in May. We’re talking a look at the brand new temporary project +1 which will be opening on the 15th.

+1 is a temporary project by Sarieva/Gallery. Its first presentation will be of works by Sophia Grancharova, Dimitar Genchev and Velizar Dimchev.

Rudi Ninov will be holding an artist talk, alongside Vesselina Sarieva. The event will take place during Art Brussels 2023 and it will be in the context of his solo booth Voice Lines.

Sarieva/Gallery invites the public to join a conversation about painting and the contemporary art scene with the artists Aaron Roth and Dimitar Genchev.

On March 18th a creative workshop will take place led by contemporary artist Sophia Grancharova. The participating children, ages 10-14, will be indulged in Sophia’s work process.

Sarieva Gallery is pleased to present “Voice Lines” – solo exhibition by Rudi Ninov within the framework of Art Brussels 2023. This is his first solo participation at a fair.

In the March issue we present Sarieva/Gallery’s most recent exhibition – Бейж. We offer two interesting materials in Open Art Files’s archive – an article by Pravdoliub Ivanov and Kamen Stoyanov’s profile, alongside a selection of recent media publications related to the gallery and it’s represented artists.

The February edition brings to you the latest news about our organizations. In the issue we’re presenting Sarieva/Galley’s upcoming exhibition by the young artist Aaron Roth – Бейж (Beige). Melania Toma shares more about her experience during her residency and we present some of her available works.

We offer a sneak peek for all of our exciting upcoming projects. Sarieva/Gallery will be participating in Art Brussels 2023 with Rudi Ninov while preparing for a solo exhibition with Pravdoliub Ivanov in May. We’re talking a look at the brand new temporary project +1 which will be opening on the 15th.

The Holiday Season is finally here! In December we’re presenting a selection of works by artists represented by Sarieva/Gallery which would be a great addition to your collection. This month we’re also bringing to you information about two ongoing exhibitions – Valio Tchenkov’s Soma and the international project curated by Vesselina Sarieva SIT. We take a look at the last stage of Christo for Beginners.

The project for a feature film received production funding from the National Film Center.

n the issue we’re presenting Sarieva/Galley’s most recent event Cabin UTROBA and the upcoming exhibition – Soma by Valio Tchenkov. The project Christo for Beginners is coming to it’s final phase with Public Space Re-Visited.

Vesselina Sarieva joins the ‘Prishtina is everywhere’ podcast to talk about “The Carpet” as a meeting place.

Imagined as a memory box, filled with images reminiscent of moments of complicity, “the model friend” is an installation of portraits of artists made by artists, many of whom have made the history of the Pernod Ricard Foundation.

This month we’re introducing you to Melania Toma – the new resident at Sarieva/Gallery. Maria Nalbantova shares what inspires her work and Vesselina Sarieva, alongside Luchezar Boyadjiev, join Manifesta podcast to talk about “The Carpet” as a meeting place. Check out the pictures from our recent events and read Open Art Files’ new article by Kiril Vasilev.

Vesselina Sarieva and Pravdoliub Ivanov will be discussing art at Tuk Tam Kosher 2022.

In a recent article published by The Guardian, where Plovdiv was mentioned as one of the 10 best European city breaks for arts and culture,

Kamen Stoyanov joins the exhibition The Animal Within which addresses such questions and uses the popular appeal of animals to reflect on the nature of sex, hunger, and affection, as well as on family and gender relations, socialization.

This month’s issue presents more upcoming events, part of Luchezar Boyadjiev’s project Christo for Beginners. Aaron Roth discusses his artistic work and Pravdoliub Ivanov and Vesselina Sarieva will be lectors at Tuk-Tam Kosher 2022.

This month’s issue presents Luchezar Boyadjiev’s project Christo for Beginners and his upcoming exhibition at Sarieva/Gallery. Pravdoliub Ivanov shares more about his recent work and we explore ICA’s participation at Manifesta 14. Exhibition views from Dimitar Genchev’s Light and Dust exhibition are complimented by a few words from the artist.

What can be done? is an outdoor exhibition of contemporary art spread throughout the town of Traiskirchen that addresses issues of social participation and solidarity.

Sarieva / Gallery and the Open Arts Foundation are pleased to present the initiative for art in the urban environment – Sarieva Open Arts. Our

The gallery represented artist join ICA’s exhibition as part of Manifesta 14.

This month’s issue presents information about Sarieva/Gallery’s latest exhibition, Capsule by Sasho Stoitzov, new available work by Tekla Aleksieva and upcoming events featuring the gallery’s represented artists.

Sarieva/Gallery presents a solo exhibition by the artist Dimitar Genchev at Artnewscafe.

Luchezar Boyadjiev joins the group exhibition which is an anthropological investigation celebrating the Soros Centers for Contemporary Art (SCCA).

Sarieva/Gallery presents a discussion about the work and career of Luchezar Boyadjiev in the context of the catalogue for the artist’s retrospective exhibition at MOMus-Contemporary.

In June the newsletter presents our upcoming show, Capsule, and the realization of Elena Chergilanova’s residency. We’re also sharing with you new available works by Valio Tchenkov.

The work of the Bulgarian artist Pravdoliub Ivanov “Double Ornaments” (2016) was purchased by the Neues Museum Nürnberg. From May 20, 2022 the Neues Museum

Open Arts Foundation and Sarieva Gallery, Plovdiv, are pleased to announce the digital residency program, presenting Yana Abrasheva. The young artist did artistic interventions on Sarieva/Hub’s offical

We’re bringing to you exciting news about our upcoming residencies and our new “STORY” about Tsvetomira Borisova.

In 2021, Germany and the world celebrated the 100th anniversary of the birth of Joseph Beuys. The gallery represented artists join an exhibition inspired by him.

Nedko Solakov’s “A Cornered Solo Show” series present stories made for a very specific spots in the museum space: a transitional place that is usually

We’re pleased to present the new hybrid environment Sarieva/Hub, combining the activities of Sarieva Gallery, artnewscafe, Open Arts Foundation and Кабинѐт Art Advisory. Sarieva /

We are introducing a brand new format – STORIES ! This month we’re presenting interviews with the artists Vladimir Ivanov, Stanka Tsonkova – Usha and Sophia Grancharova. We’re also preparing for the upcoming residencies.

Open Arts Foundation and Sarieva Gallery, Plovdiv, are pleased to announce the selection for the residency programs. Sarieva – Residency: ‘Communication and Art’ – residency for

Sarieva’s newsletter for March 2022 is out now.  View the newsletter in your browser by following the link. > Artist news > On View Sarieva

Open Arts Foundation in collaboration with Sarieva Gallery, Plovdiv, is pleased to announce an Open Call for Sarieva – Residency – Artist’s Studio at Sarieva Gallery,

Open Arts Foundation in collaboration with Sarieva Gallery, Plovdiv, is pleased to announce an Open Call for Sarieva – Residency – Communication and Art, a residency

Sarieva’s newsletter for December 2021 is out now.  View it in your browser here, including images and more info.

Manifesto of Happiness, by ULTRAFUTURO was available from November through December 2021 in Sarieva, Plovdiv and selected galleries in Sofia

Works by Nedko Solakov are presented at MoMA.

Sarieva’s newsletter for November 2021 is out now.  View it in your browser here, including images and more info.

In 2023 Sarieva/Gallery will be presenting at a new gallery space, alongside the main one in Plovdiv.

On September 29 in the Museum of Contemporary Art – Skopje the international exhibition entitled was opened, with works by the most representative artists from the Art collection Telekom.

Sarieva’s newsletter for October 2021 is out now.  View it in your browser here, including images and more info.

The Sarieva Gallery is inaugurated in September, 2021 by Vesselina Sarieva.    Sarieva is a gallery situation, a program and an art statement, realized as