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ataUNZ (Miriam Mone & Markus Gansberger) are the Austrian participants in the exchange Artist-in-residence Program of Art Today Association and < rotor > association for contemporary art, Graz, Austria http://rotor.mur.at. They will reside and work in the Art Today Multimedia Lab for a month - in June. More information about their work and presentation in Plovdiv will be published soon.
The Program is realized with the support of: Austrian Embassy in Bulgaria, Plovdiv Municipality and Swiss Cultural Program in Bulgaria.



ataLIGHT exhibition, Art Positive 2006 - (14.04-30.05.2006): Participants: Antonia Kostova – Tired light, Boryana Vasileva – Bulb Jam and Forever, Velizar Dimchev – The meaning..., Veselina Sarieva - My old shirt has lighted up, Vyacheslav Esenkov – Svet and Untitled, Elena Yanevska – Fireflies, Ivan Toshkov – Traces, Icko Maznev – Re-cover, Lora Parmakova – Introvert, Matey Mateev – Light, Natasha Kyupova – The great flowing of light, Natasha Nacheva– My light flower garden, Rada Dicheva – Cold / Warm Light, Rozalina Gacheva – Human Light, David Heywood - Top, Roumen Zhekov - Licht mehr Licht, Emil Mirazchiev - Blue and Spirit, light, Sevdalina Kochevska - Light, Tzvyatko Siromashki - Spiritual Space.
The project is realized with the support of Plovdiv Municipality, Swiss Cultural Program in Bulgaria and Italmodaluce, Plovdiv.



ataGuest Project "Be... in Labyrinth"
Center for contemporary art – Plovdiv, Ancient Bath
Performances 21 March 2006, 19.00 and 22 March 2006, 11.00

Labyrinth – the Theatre of the Senses is directed to the sensations of both - actor and spectator. This is art that is orientated toward the display of feelings, caused by our five senses – hearing, taste, eyesight, touch, smell. Using actors techniques and methods in alternative space, the "passing through the Labyrinth" gives the visitor the opportunity to dive into that place and to FIND again the challenges inside himself...

The project is realized by Association for art and education "BIVEDA", as part of the YOUTH program, with the help of Slug Theatre - New Bulgarian University, Drama Theatre Plovdiv, Plovdiv Municipality and Cynefin – Art for Soul(UK).

ataCreative Industries Evening
Center for contemporary art – Plovdiv, Ancient Bath
10th March /Friday/ at 21.00, Admission free
Exhibition (from 10th to 16th March)
The exhibition will present a selection of artworks that were realized in the Center during the past years by Plovdiv authors. Objects, installations, photography, video and slide presentation of realized projects. Participants: Asen Krastenov, Veselina Sarieva, Velizar Dimchev, „Edge“ group, Dimitar Mitovski, David Heywood, Emil Mirazchiev, Ivan Toshkov, Icko Maznev, Yohannes Artinian, Maria Djelebova, Nadia Genova, Natasha Kiupova, Rumen Zhekov, Sevdalina Kochevska, Tania Abadjieva.
Authors music:
21.00 - CARDIODRIVE
Live performance and presentation of their new video „Fishing“
22.00 – Ilian Tuntev - electro-clash
Creative Industries Evening is part of the project Creative Cities of the British council.


ataArt Today Association received 12 applications for the Artist-in-residence program in Graz, Austria and selected 5 participants who applied in front of < rotor > association for contemporary art. The name of the selected applicants were Kosta Tonev, Vesela Mihaylova, Svetlana Mircheva, Ilia Lambov and Neno Belchev. Their presentational materials were sent to Graz and the colleagues from < rotor > association for contemporary art chose Kosta Tonev as the winner of the contest. We thank all applicants for their interest and participation and we hope they will take part in our future initiatives.




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Annual edition of the Week of Contemporary Art:

Art Positive:

Communication Front- new media art and theory

Critique of Pure Image – Between Fake and Quotation

 

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