The National Academy of Art presented works by students and graduates at two galleries in the town of Sliven
2024.03.20
The challenge of training creative, independent and innovative artists is not something new to the National Academy of Art. Proof of that are the two exhibitions at Nova Gallery and May Gallery in the town of Sliven, where our students and graduates from several departments – Textile – Art and Design, Metal, Woodcarving, Porcelain and Glass Design, and Ceramics – were presented.
The exhibitions were opened by Prof. Kazimierz Pawlak, guest from the Academy of Art and Design in Wroclaw, Poland, and Assoc. Prof. Elizar Milev, PhD, the Head of the academic Centre for Preservation and Development of Bulgarian Traditional Applied Arts at the Nationmal Academy of Art.
Curator: Ch. Asst. Prof. Ventsislav Shishkov, PhD
On 20 March 2024, the doctoral student Todor Goranov from the Sub-Department of Porcelain and Glass Design will conduct workshops with students from Dimitar Dobrovich National High School of Arts in Sliven. He will demonstrate the similarities and differences between classical stained glass and the Tiffany technique. On the same day, in the Academy's building at 100 G.M. Dimitrov Blvd in Sofia, Prof. Kazimierz Pawlak, glass art master, will give a lecture on Polish glass art.
The exhibitions in Sliven will run until 29 March 2024.
The events take place with the support of the Centre for Preservation and Development of Bulgarian Traditional Applied Arts at the Centre for Educational Creativity and Practice – National Academy of Art.
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