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Bulgarian Design Review | А Matter of Image

Dimiter Ilchev, Dora Ivanova, Elena Chergilanova, Iva Ivanova, Martin Grigorov, Nikola Lamburov, Pavel Pavlov, Alexandra Vacheva, Stefani Nedelcheva

31 october - 10 november 2024
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HERE, WHERE I AM

Yusuf Younes Abdulrahman, Abdulhamid Alsalem, Mohamed Al Arab, Hani Mohamed Idi and Zaid Hamad

15 october - 25 october 2024
Focus Ecologies

NEW CATALOGUE "NEW ECOLOGIES"

presentation

at Swimming Pool

19 september
Focus Ecologies

Ecologies of Prehod

Nicolás Kisic Aguirre, Katarina Burin, Sam Ghantous, Elitza Koeva, Manar Moursi

Swimming Pool

01 august - 24 september 2024

Ecologies of Prehod engages with sites of ruination in Bulgaria through sculpture, installation, sound, and moving-image work.
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DEVET SLONA

NINE ELEPHANTS Art in the city

Various locations in the city and Swimming Pool

11 – 21 July 2024

DEVET SLONA (Nine Elephants) is a summer art-in-the-city program that will take place for the first time between 11 and 21 July 2024 in Sofia. Together with artists, authors, researchers, experts and residents, we will tell and share the city in a new and extraordinary way, using the calm of the summer weeks and transporting ourselves to different neighbourhoods in the city.
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Lobster and shrimp on my plate, I need my pockets so fat they inflate. Vol.3: Transportation

An exhibition by Robin Phoenix Whitehouse and Todor Rabadzhiyski

16 May – 27 June 2024

“Lobster and Shrimp on My Plate, I need my pockets so fat they inflate” is a durational project that started three years ago and delves into the culture and changing economy associated with lobsters – whether it be food for the rich or poor, eaten to announce a celebration or dissected with cutlery before another business call. In the third showcase of their ongoing project at Swimming Pool, artists Robin Phoenix Whitehouse (UK) and Todor Rabadzhiyski (BG) are considering how the Lobster has been reinvented through the ages, and how marketing has portrayed a certain image of the lobster that is becoming an analogy for the current time.
Center for Social Vision

New website of the Center for Social Vision

online