Exhibition Archives

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Adrian Majuru: The Danube is a border and a gateway between Romania and Bulgaria

Elena Vladova 4 January, 2025

Interview with the director of the Bucharest City Museum about the exhibition "Beyond the Danube: An Imaginary...

Bulgarian artist’s exhibition recalls the intense cultural relations between Bulgaria and Romania in the 1940s

Vladimir Mitev 18 May, 2023

The curator of the exhibition, Angela Daneva from the Bulgarian-European Centre for Cultural Dialogue, draws attention to...

Petya Ilieva: Art is the surest way for “soft power” in diplomacy The inauguration of a Sofia bus station featuring a photograph of Bucharest was attended by the Romanian Ambassador to Bulgaria, Brânzesa Predescu, who is pictured on the right. The artist, Petya Ilieva, is standing next to her. To their right are two district mayors from Sofia.

The inauguration of a Sofia bus station featuring a photograph of Bucharest was attended by the Romanian Ambassador to Bulgaria, Brânzesa Predescu, who is pictured on the right. The artist, Petya Ilieva, is standing next to her. To their right are two district mayors from Sofia.

Petya Ilieva: Art is the surest way for “soft power” in diplomacy

Vladimir Mitev 5 November, 2022

The Bulgarian visual artist talks to The Bridge of Friendship blog about her Art4Diplomacy project and the...

Dimitar Popov: The Romanian-Bulgarian exhibition in Craiova of documents from the 1877-1878 war commemorates an extremely important event in the history of our peoples

Vladimir Mitev 1 November, 2017

The expert from the Bulgarian State Agency “Archives” believes that the exhibition in Craiova is a good...

Exhibition

The State Opera – Ruse will present the ballet Carmen on the stage of the National Opera in Bucharest

Adrian Majuru: The Danube is a border and a gateway between Romania and Bulgaria

Bulgarian artist’s exhibition recalls the intense cultural relations between Bulgaria and Romania in the 1940s

Petya Ilieva: Art is the surest way for “soft power” in diplomacy

Dimitar Popov: The Romanian-Bulgarian exhibition in Craiova of documents from the 1877-1878 war commemorates an extremely important event in the history of our peoples

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