12 March 2015 – 19 April 2015
Art is a two-way street. Artists’ works live on through the viewers’ thoughts and feelings. The latter provide a cozy home or an emotional environment for the works’ continuous growth.
Yet, more often than not, artists do not get any feedback. They never become aware of the thoughts their works have provoked, or the way the latter were received and interpreted by the public.
That is why we are inviting you to share your comments, analyses and feelings.
The best responses will be posted on the gallery’s website. Three of you will each get a Sofia City Art Gallery catalogue of your choice.
The visual image has specific features. One of them consists in the endless possibilities it offers. It is this endless space that provides room for a multitude of interpretations. We are curious about your opinions, which will enable us to provide a link between the public and the artists.
We hope that this will be a useful and pleasant experience for you.
The following are some sample questions you could use as reference points:
– What is the first thing about the artwork that got your attention?
– What is it that keeps you interested in it?
– Do you trace any connection between the individual fragments of the artwork, or any connection between the parts within the series of artworks?
– Does the artwork remind you of anything – another work, place, person, story, idea or memory?
– What element of the artwork brings the memories or the associations?
– What feelings does the artwork provoke?
The artworks included in the project belong to the Sofia City Art Gallery collection. They constitute some of the most recent contributions to the departments of Painting, Graphics, Sculpture, Contemporary Art and Photography. There are works by: Albena Baeva, Andrei Daniel, Atanas Atanasov, Borijana Ventsislavova, Boryana Rossa, Vesa Vassileva, Vladislav Georgiev, Gredy Assa, Zoran Georgiev, Ivo Dimchev, Kamen Starchev, Lazar Lutakov, Nikolay Maistorov, Pavel Koichev, Svetozara Alexandrova, Stanimir Genov, Yana Dimitrova, Yassen Zgurovski.
Curators of the project: Maria Vassileva and Daniela Radeva.
More information can be found on the exhibition website: http://www.sghg.bg/newsite/index.php?module=exhibitions&lg=en&page=history
