The aim of COMMON IDENTITY? is to reflect the issues of heritage, identity and communication in European contemporary art practices. It uses various media and artistic strategies in an attempt to answer whether being part of the European Union justifies claims to possess a common European identity. more»

DRIFTING IDENTITIES (Exhibition & Colloquium)

- DRIFTING IDENTITIES is focused on researching, documenting and archiving the identity phenomena located in the past and the present of post-socialist societies. It was designed to contextualize the identity tendencies two decades after the dissolution of the Eastern bloc. more»

Time future in the time past

- Now that Batumi has regained new life and importance, old pieces of art and artworks are being reassessed and recognized. Café Fantasy is a work by George Chakhava (an architect best-known for his former Roads Ministry building in Tbilisi, Georgia, recently published in Frédéric Chaubin’s “Cosmic Communist Constructions Photographed”). Together with participants, the curator of the project brought one building in Batumi back to life for only one day and filled it with memories and symbols of her childhood. more»

XVIII. Rohkunstbau POWER

- The artistic content of ROHKUNSTBAU XVIII revealed many faces of the transformative aspects of “Power” as derived from the Alberich theme in Richard Wagner’s “Das Rheingold”, part one of the four-part German saga of the Nibelungenlied that was the first of an intended four-part exhibition cycle. The intention of the first part was to show the relevance of power today, its forms and manifestations, which might be either affirmative and/or coercive in their application. It dealt with issues of human creative energy since they are linked immediately and symbolically to the political, economic, social, and cultural forms of power and influence that operate in the world of today. more»

"Atlantis 11" at the Venice Biennale 2011

- Hundreds of art enthusiasts were attracted by the exhibition "Atlantis 11" in Venice. The participating partners in the Atlantis network presented their work under the theme "Power and contemporary art" at the Biennale in Venice from 1st to 5th of June 2011. The Atlantis network was situated in the Collegio Armeno, which also housed the Icelandic and Armenian pavilion. more»

As a platform for contemporary art in Bulgaria, Art Today Association Plovdiv supports the initiative www.bulgarianpavilion.org". During it´s stay in Venice Art Today Assosciation Plovdiv presents www. bulgarianpavilion.org" - a project initiated by by Svetlana Kuyumdzhieva and Dessislava Dimova. more»

XVII. Rohkunstbau - Atlantis II - Hidden Histories - Imagined Identities

- Over the years, the Rohkunstbau arts festival has become a byword for contemporary art in Brandenburg. At Rohkunstbau XVII, this year's edition, ten international artists are showing works based on the theme of 'ATLANTIS II - Hidden Histories – Imagined Identities’. As in all Rohkunstbau exhibitions, this year's artists have created specially designed, site specific works. more»

Exhibition of greek, cypriot and bulgarian artists: “Breaking Walls - Building Networks”

- "Breaking walls - Building networks", Thessaloniki, Greece
Macedonian Museum of Contemporary Art
16th - 31st of January 2010 more»

"Reflections of Tomorrow", Plovdiv, Bulgaria

- Center for Contemporary Art
The Ancient Bath, Plovdiv, Bulgaria
10th of October - 10th of Novembre 2009 more»

Dancing to Connect 2009 - The Fall of the Wall

- Fontane-Haus Berlin, Nikolaisaal Potsdam
13th October - 15th October of 2009 more»

XVI. Rohkunstbau

- ATLANTIS I – Hidden Histories - New Identities
Potsdam, Schloss Marquart
12th July - 13 September 2009 more»

ATLANTIS exhibition

- Traces, histories and new identities on  the borderlines after 20 years. Europe 2009 – 20 Years after 1989. 31 July – 30 August 2009.
Open Gallery, Baštová 5, Bratislava, Slovakia more»