EXHIBITION: GRAPHIC WORKS AND PLAQUETTES OF FACULTY MEMBERS AND STUDENTS AT THE NAA HOSTED BY THE BULGARIAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE, WARSAW
2016.04.20
20 April 2016, 06:00pm
Bulgarian Cultural Institute
33/35 Ujazdowskie Blvd., Warsaw
An exhibition of graphic works and plaquettes of faculty members and students from the National Academy of Art will be opened on 20th April at 06:00pm in the Bulgarian Cultural Institute in Warsaw, Poland. The exhibition is taking place within the festival months “Poland, Meet the Future of Bulgarian Art” organised by the Bulgarian Cultural Institute in Warsaw under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Bulgaria. The exhibition is also one of the events celebrating the 120th Anniversary of the National Academy of Art.
The display presents artwork of students and faculty members of the Graphics Department and Metal Department at NAA.
The graphic art collection comprises 41 graphic sheets and is an original selection of the best achievements during the last years of this department. Familiar graphic techniques (relief printing, intaglio, lithography, and innovative methods of printing) have been used. The artists presented are the faculty members Prof. Hristo Staykov, Ass. Prof. Yohan Yotov, Ass. Prof. Dimo Kolibarov, Ass. Prof. Desislava Hristova, PhD, Assistant Vassil Kolev, Assistant Emanuela Kovach, Petar Milev. Among the students’ works the distinguishable one are those of Teodor Assenov, Stefany Kostadinova, Stefany Cherneva, Pavlina Obretenova.
The students from the Metal Department exhibiting artwork are Angelina Stoykova, Evgenia Tsankova, Kaloyan Georgiev, Katya Potskova, Maya Nikolova, Stanislava Anchova, Stanislava Nikolova and Stevlin Yovchev. The works were created in the last few years in the Metal Sculpture Studio at the Metal Department with Prof. Bogomil Nikolov as the supervisor. With presentations in a number of national and international exhibitions, symposia and congresses, awards and acknowledgements and students’ works bought by the British Museum in London, and Pushkin Museum in Moscow, the Metal Sculpture Studio has already gained international popularity.