39 Bulgarian artists were awarded by the Ministry of Culture for their contribution to the development and promotion of Bulgarian culture. The awards were presented on the occasion of the Day of the National Awakeners.
This year's winners of the prestigious awards include the distinguished director, screenplay writer and novelist Angel Wagenstein, who turned 100 in October, the literary historian and critic prof. Mihail Nedelchev, composer and conductor prof. Plamen Djurov, theatre director and actor Alexander Morfov, German translator Ekaterina Klein, Slavist and Bulgarian scholar Elisabeth Schore, professor at Albert Ludwig University (Freiburg, Germany) and many others.
The “Magura” Bulgarian Library in Chicago, USA, now has its new home in the Vivanov Art Club. This was announced on its Facebook page by the Magura Bulgarian Cultural Center, at which the library operates. The center expressed gratitude to the club’s..
There is a popular literary event where visitors – young an d old alike – can become part of the literary life of the capital city Sofia, find different books and meet new authors: Book Alley, organized by the Bulgarian Book Association...
The Bulgarian Cultural Institute in Berlin has unveiled an ambitious and diverse programme for September, promising celebrations of art, film and literature. The month begins with a visual arts exhibition: Cultural Nomads , curated by Irina..
Ten years and 18,000 published shots—that is the record of Ivan Shishiev, who recently took a brief look back at the past decade. During this time, he..
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