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Dimitar Genchev
Jungle, detail, 2026.
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- Description: cover: Dimitar Genchev, “Jungle” in the solo show ‘Layers’, CCA Toplocentrala Gallery - Cube, 5 Emil Bersinski Str., Sofia, October 7 - November 8.
SOFIA - ART TALKS SOFIA - PLOVDIV - VARNA - KAZANLAK - GABROVO - VELIKO TARNOVO - DIMITROVGRAD - EUROPE
SOFIA
¬ Maya Antova – Mayoto / Macondo / solo show / Sofia Arsenal – Museum of contemporary art, 2, Cherni Vrah Blvd. / September 10 - October 18. The exhibition is dedicated to the centenary of the birth of artist Ivanka Sokerova. Sokerova was an example of the triumph of the spirit: as a child, she manifested her versatile talent, but her life changed after her right hand was completely paralysed due to illness. Thus, fate directed her to devote herself to art. Her life turned into a microcosm of solitude where the borderline between reality and fantasy became invisible. By inverting the exhibition space, Maya Antova – Mayoto urges the viewer to look at the ‘invisible’, and to rethink Ivanka Sokerova’s persona as the architect of a magical world built on the ruins of a paralysed reality. https://tinyurl.com/4t2cpkjk
¬ Japanese prints 18th - 20th centuries / group exhibition / National Gallery, The Palace, 1 Knyaz Alexander I Square / September 17 - November 8. The National Gallery collection – one of the most representative of Japanese prints in Southeast Europe – follows the development of the major movements and graphic techniques over the past two centuries. The late 1950s marked a pivotal period where Japanese graphics entered an era of significant technical and artistic diversity. Moving beyond woodcuts, lithography, etching, dry point, mezzotint and various mixed techniques were increasingly used. In the second half of the 20th century, Japanese artists actively took part in international exhibitions and biennales, achieving major recognition on the world graphic scene. This period is extensively represented in the National Gallery collection. https://tinyurl.com/4thbxt7r
¬ Wanderings through history. The photographs of Ulrich Wüst / retrospective exhibition / curated by Matthias Flügge / Goethe-Institut Bulgaria, Sofia City Art Gallery, 1 Gen. Gurko St. / September 10 - November 22. Ulrich Wüst's work began to attract attention in the 1980s, mainly with the numerous urban landscapes photographed in various places in the GDR. These images show the scars of World War II and the unstoppable decline of the historical architectural fabric. At the center of his photographic interests, however, are the absurdities in the urban environment, which arise both from negligence and ignorance, as well as from causeless destruction and uncontrolled development. Thus, with the help of his camera, Wüst develops his own visual approach to the criticism of architecture. Even today, his vision has not lost its sharpness. Wüst's position is not essentially ideological, but rather brings a sense of captured phenomena that provide space for both subtle humor and irony. https://tinyurl.com/y9xcdd8u
¬ Pavel Koychev / The Four Elements / solo show / curated by Ivo Milev / Sofia City Art Gallery, 1 Gen. Gurko Str. / September 15 - November 8. “Once, in a more poetic vision of the cosmos, it took four elements to build people and the world: the concepts of fire, water, earth and air seeking various forms in which to manifest themselves. Contrasting and mutually exclusive, they settle down in resignation once they find the desired forms of manifestation. The latter set them free, turning them elemental. The world rests upon the internal dynamics contained by forms. The balance keeping our world intact is so fragile. And we are forced to live in a world of cooperation. Which is the very idea behind this exhibition…” - Ivo Milev https://tinyurl.com/bn2e55br
¬ Happiness as an Act of Resistance / group show / curated by Galina Dimitrova / Vaska Emanuilova Gallery, 15 Yanko Sakazov Blvd. / September 23 - November 29. Eleven Bulgarian artists have been invited for the project: Veneta Androva, Harita Asumani, Petra Dimitrova, Nevena Georgieva, Dumisani Karamanski, Slav Nedev, Antoaneta Quick, Radostin Sedevchev, Dimitar Solakov, Dina Stoev, and Iva Vacheva. The selected works are in diverse media: paintings, videos, objects, and installations. These are not works of sharp social engagement by activists, but are rather along the lines of poetic political art, which the curator has presented in her projects in recent years. Some of them involve existential reflection, while others touch on personal histories; others still are a means of coping with trauma, focusing on art and freedom as the only way to carry on with their lives. https://tinyurl.com/zbpt8vjx
¬ Oh?! Muses / group show / curator Ivaylo Peev / UBA, 6 Shipka St. / October 8–28. The Woodcarving Section of the Union of Bulgarian Artists (UBA) presents works by woodcarving artists. The exhibition interprets one of art’s great themes: inspiration and the creative quest. It showcases the artists' sculptural visions of the Muses as symbols. https://tinyurl.com/47tt9yc8
¬ "- 9 +" / group show / curator Plamen Monevski / UBA, 6 Shipka St. / October 7–24. The "- 9 +" project was conceived by Plamen Monevski, lead curator at the Pleven Art Center. The exhibition presents a selection of works by nine established artists. Artists Petar Dochev, Stoyan Tsanev, Emil Popov, Zahari Kamenov, Svilen Blazhev, Milko Bozhkov, Stanislav Pamukchiev, Ziatin Nuriev, and Veselin Nachev have played a profound role in the development of neo-modernist and neo-plastic trends in contemporary Bulgarian painting and sculpture. Over time, each has developed an autonomous visual vocabulary as well as a distinctive, recognizable conceptual signature. https://tinyurl.com/3zfyxxkc
¬ Stefan Nikolaev / The price of love / solo show / Sarieva/Gallery @ DOT Sofia, 46 Bratya Miladinovi Str. / October 15 - November 15. Drawing on art history, religious iconography, popular culture and everyday objects, Nikolaev transforms recognisable images into forms with multiple meanings that both draw viewers in and invite questioning. His desire to depict life in its simplicity and tranquillity also leaves room for emotional depth and personal narratives. The exhibition’s theme finds its most direct expression in the newly created object The Price of Love (2026): a red cotton rope with bronze coins. Evoking a talisman and prayer beads, it lends monumental scale to an object associated with personal hope and trust. Love emerges as an act of giving that does not necessarily imply reciprocity, while its “price” remains an open question. sarieva.org/
¬ Dimitar Genchev / Layers / solo show / CCA Toplocentrala Gallery - Cube, 5 Emil Bersinski Str. / October 7 - November 8. Time in Dimitar Genchev’s painting possesses a psychological depth. Layer by layer, fragments, remnants, colours, figures, and landscapes are revealed—like an old album in which images overlap and accumulate. Some fade, others rise to the surface, while others remain as barely perceptible traces of something that was there before. The exhibition brings together works created at different moments, from 2008–2009 to the present. Alongside new works are paintings that had been set aside or forgotten and are now brought back into view, as well as works to which the artist has returned and reconsidered. https://toplocentrala.bg/en/program/visual/plastove
¬ Nora Ampova / Future Landscape / solo show / curator Vesela Nozharova / Credo Bonum Gallery, 2 Slavyanska str. / October 6 - November 6. Future Landscape marks a turning point in artist Nora Ampova’s artistic practice. In a series of interconnected paintings and sculptural objects, she gives prominence to the gesture of painting and the emotional weight of colour, using intense, vivid colours applied lightly and transparently. For the first time, her paintings boldly move beyond the flat plane of the canvas and onto the surfaces of three-dimensional objects. Installed at the centre of the gallery, they create spaces that viewers can physically enter, becoming part of the painting while simultaneously looking through its colourful, translucent elements. https://tinyurl.com/zzsvneb2
¬ Vlatka Horvat / Echo Location / solo show / Swimming Pool, 10 “Tsar Osvoboditel” Blvd., 5th floor / July 9 - October 11. Echo Location is the first presentation of Vlatka Horvat's work in Bulgaria. The exhibition uses minimal sculptural intervention, text, and video to subvert and reimagine the space of the Swimming Pool gallery and the city in which it sits. https://tinyurl.com/jbe2enwd
¬ Taste and Formulas for Tomorrow. 125th Anniversary of the Birth of Nikolay Dyulgerov / documentary exhibition / curators Dr. Angela Daneva and Dr. Nadezhda Yanakieva / UniArt Gallery, 21 Montevideo St. / September 24 – November 30. The exhibition presents Nikolay Dyulgerov (1901–1982) through original artworks, archival materials, reconstructions, and contemporary interpretations. Highlights include an artistic reconstruction of *La Taverna Futurista del Santopalato* in Turin; original collages, posters, light objects, and ceramics; as well as the futuristic sheet-metal book *L’Anguria lirica* from the collection of the St. St. Cyril and Methodius National Library, which is being shown to the public for the first time. The project also features the publication "Nikolay Dyulgerov in Letters", contemporary interpretations of futuristic gastronomic formulas by the "Sharena Fabrika" team, and works by faculty and students from New Bulgarian University. https://tinyurl.com/mrzf9y2t
¬ Radoslav Maglov / Maglov Reloaded / solo show / Collect Gallery - Charta, 12 Vrabcha Str. / September 30 - October 29. The show revisits paintings made in the shadow of a pandemic that turned connectivity into the defining condition of social life. Read again from a distance, these works stand as “anatomical” dissections of the social body: quiet, minimalist studies of what happens at the margins of connection, where the weird emerges from the wired. Reloaded asks whether these relics have changed now that the crisis has passed and its logic has settled into the everyday. https://collect-gallery.com/2026/09/23/maglov-reloaded/
¬ Marco Siciliano / I I am / solo show / curator FRENCH PLACE / Cable Depot Gallery, 39 Stefan Stambolov Bld. / September 30 - October 24. For his solo exhibition, Marco Siciliano starts from Fernando Pessoa’s Legion Live in Us (1935). Born in 1991, Siciliano lives and works between Berlin and Milan. His practice encompasses sculpture, installation, photography, video, sound, and artists’ books, engaging with questions of intimacy, desire, vulnerability, and the politics of exposure. His works often function as sensitive dispositifs: spaces of tension where affect, memory, and corporeality intersect, and where personal experience becomes a prism through which broader social dynamics are explored. https://fb.me/e/4w9oaKbF6
¬ Hinge Points / group show / curator Roxana Morar / Atelierele Scânteia, PUNTA Gallery, 37 Stefan Stambolov Bld. / October 9 - November 28. By juxtaposing narratives from 7 Romanian artists, the exhibition highlights the subtle parallels between structure, linear geometry, decision-making, and fragile breakpoints throughout our society. Artists: Vlad Albu, Andrei Arion, Albert Kaan, Andreea Ilie, Dumitrița Răzlog, Delia Prodan, Sergiu Ujvarosi. https://tinyurl.com/335fppv8
¬ Lies and Video. Though filled in, the field continues to saturate / group show / curator Yovo Panchev / Doza Gallery, 52 Tsar Samuil St. / October 6–23. The show considers the image at a time when it is everywhere – not only as a means of communication or documentation, but as a form of perception, memory, and presence. The question is no longer simply how many images we produce and consume, but what happens to the image itself when it becomes the primary mediator between the individual and the world. Exhibition by Aaron Roth, Velizar Dimchev, Mia Novakova, Mitch Brezounek, Strahil Penev. https://fb.me/e/a9c9ufAIv
¬ Niya Petrova / Artifacts / solo show / curator Prof. Dr. Adelina Popnedeleva / Depoo Gallery, 12 Vrabcha St. / October 19–28. “Niya Petrova takes an interest in artifacts from the socialist era—specifically, the so-called ‘soc-signs’ (socialist-era signage). Her approach is distinctly postmodern; she engages with the past through a playful and ironic lens. Naturally, the texts themselves lie at the heart of this interest. People are drawn to the wordplay, the ambiguity, the paradoxes, and the absurdity—which is often cynical and silly, and sometimes politically charged. What makes Niya’s work intriguing—and elevates it to an artistic act—is her method of interpretation. Quotation and collage serve as her primary modes of expression. She works with fabrics, stitching and/or embroidering them onto various textile bases. Embroidery is traditionally viewed as a quintessentially feminine pursuit, which renders it a powerful feminist tool.” – Prof. Dr. Adelina Popnedeleva https://tinyurl.com/4up95u2z
¬ Quiet strength. The women’s group in Bulgarian photography of the 1960’s and 1970’s / group show / curated by Nadejda Pavlova / Synthesis Gallery, 55 “Vasil Levski” Blvd / October 20 - December 5. The exhibition brings together the work of eight women photographers who were active in Bulgaria during the 1960s and 1970s. It draws on several donations made in recent years to the archive of the National Association of the Photographic Academy “Yanka Kyurkchieva”. Quiet Strength features gelatin silver prints and archival materials by Deyana Stamatova, Kirilka Savova, Lilyana Georgieva, Lotte Mihaylova, Petra Atanasova, Rumyana Boyadzhieva, Rumyana Chapanova, and Yanka Kyurkchieva. Alongside their better-known works, the exhibition presents previously unseen photographs, publications, texts, and documents. https://tinyurl.com/zb2b9z4s
¬ Galina Yotova / Negatives – (Dis)positives / solo show / Serdika Gallery, 90B Tsar Samuil St. / September 23 – October 11. “The photographs in the exhibition are printed on cheap paper and placed in cheap frames; they are crumpled and worn by the ordinary passage of ordinary life. There is nothing heroic, poetic, or sublime in these images. They were created in that interval of time when the negative of absence (oblivion) began to transform into the positive of oblivion (absence). From this negative, one can print a reality or tell and show a story, but one can also reveal a lie; one can play artistically and invent a new story—one that is possible yet non-existent. The photographs at Serdika Gallery are ordinary and indifferent to the memory of time and history.” – Galina Yotova https://tinyurl.com/3yctdujc
¬ Vasil Dokev – Vado / Metamorphosis / solo show / One Gallery, 1A Dyakon Ignatiy St. / October 1 – 21. In *Metamorphosis, Vado transforms the butterfly into the sole image and central protagonist of his painterly narrative—a symbol of change, freedom, fragility, and the capacity for constant self-reinvention. This new series continues the artist’s long-standing exploration of signs and symbols while introducing a novel technical approach. Specifically for this body of work, Vado has developed a unique technique using transparent plastic surfaces to evoke a sense of flight, fluidity, and delicacy. https://fb.me/e/5SHZAw3QT
¬ Nikola Mihaylov / XYZ / solo show / HG Gallery, 62 Vasil Levski Blvd. / October 1–30. The theme of Nikola Mihaylov’s debut exhibition is space and its gradual exploration. "XYZ" examines the invisible laws of three-dimensional reality—specifically Euclidean geometry—by deconstructing the illusion of the visible through a combination of classical printmaking and experimental installation forms. Nikola Mihaylov lives and works in Sofia. He studied at the National Academy of Art and graduated from the "Iliya Petrov" National School of Fine Arts, specializing in Printmaking at both institutions. His current creative focus lies in seeking an original visual language while refining the conceptual depth of his work. https://hg-iliapetrov.com/en/galeriya-debiut
¬ Paulius Šliaupa / Uncertain Ground / solo show / HOSTGALLERY, 102 Acad. I. E. Geshov Blvd. / September 29 - October 17. "Landscape is no longer simply something we observe. It has become a space shaped by technology, surveillance, political tension and ecological change. Forests, rivers and fields are crossed by invisible networks of communication and control, while drones, cameras and digital images transform them into spaces that can be monitored and interpreted from a distance.” - Paulius Šliaupa. https://fb.me/e/6rSvLPRpY
¬ Melih Nehat / I Am From There When I Am Here / virtual exhibition / Galeria Galeria, "Ploshtadka" Sculpture Park, 20 Elisaveta Bagryana St. / July 4 – February 28. Melih Nehat is a young Bulgarian artist of Turkish descent. His family was forced to move to Turkey during the late-communist “Revival Process” campaign. After the fall of the communist regime, they returned to Bulgaria. His artistic practice includes design, installations, photography, and spatial concepts. Working across visual and spatial media, he explores identity, materiality, memory, transformation, and the relationship between objects, images, and context. His work is shaped by conceptual thinking, minimal forms, and a sensitivity to space, atmosphere, and visual presence. https://www.gallerygallery.space/en/i-am-from-there-when-i-am-here
¬ David Szauder / solo show / Automatic Gallery, 11 Dunav St. / September 23 – October 30. David Szauder is Hungarian-German artist, based in Vienna. He works between conceptual art, machine learning and visual culture, on authorship, perception and machine subjectivity. The exhibition presents three of his most significant projects: ‘Folkloric Robots’, ‘Game’, and ‘Protections’. https://automatic.gallery/
ART TALKS SOFIA
¬ Sofia Art Fair 2026 / Sofia Tech Park / October 8 – 11. The third edition of the Sofia Art Fair brings together over 80 artists from 17 countries. The artworks are presented by 27 galleries and creative collectives, alongside exhibitions specially curated for the event. Full program and list of participants: https://sofiaartfair.art/
¬ Photosynthesis 20th Anniversary Festival / October 1–25. Photosynthesis is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a series of events, including concerts, film screenings, and artist meet-and-greets. View the full program at https://photosynthesis.bg/fest/20/
¬ "Federation of Minor Practices": A forum with the creative team of the Bulgarian Pavilion / Cultural Centre of Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski" / October 14, 2:30 PM – 7:00 PM. Artists Veneta Androva, Gery Georgieva, Maria Nalbantova, and Rayna Teneva, along with curator Martina Yordanova and commissioner Desislava Dimova, will present "Federation of Minor Practices"—the project representing Bulgaria at this year's Venice Biennale. During the event, attendees will have the opportunity to explore the four artworks up close and learn more about the processes and ideas behind the pavilion's overarching concept, which transforms art into a space for imagination, collective care, and the exploration of possible futures. https://tinyurl.com/y62wyzpm
PLOVDIV
¬ 50 Years of the "Tsanko Lavrenov" National High School of Fine Arts / jubilee exhibition / Plovdiv City Art Gallery – Kapana Gallery, 29 Rayko Daskalov St. / October 5 –. The exhibition showcases works by the school's artist-teachers and current students. It highlights the synergy between new technologies and classical principles and methods in the visual arts, as well as the continuity of traditions within the evolution of digital technologies and contemporary visual language. https://fb.me/e/7Fu1HJt01
¬ Gabriela Zemyarska / Visiting the Hollow / solo show / Galeriata – independent art space, 73 Rayko Daskalov St. / October 15 – November 12. "Visiting the Hollow" is the first solo exhibition by Gabriela Zemyarska—an illustrator obsessed with independent publications, literature for both children and adults, visual storytelling, and comedy. At the heart of the exhibition is her original picture book, ‘The New Baby’, created as her graduation project for the "Book, Illustration, and Printmaking" program at the National Academy of Art. https://tinyurl.com/u22jzcrb
VARNA
¬ Ivan Kostolov / solo show / BUNA vol. 4, Varna City Art Gallery, 1 Lyuben Karavelov St. / October 1–16. "Many of the paintings are created using pigments from the places where I live or spend time. Around Ezerets, I find some of them literally in the yard—umber, charred wood for black, yellow ochre from the beach, and red ochre from the area of Lake Shabla. Near Kavarna, there are white cliffs from which I extract a white pigment due to the high calcium carbonate content. The other place where I live is Berlin and its surroundings. There, I use burnt umbers and ochres, crushed roof tiles, and charred wood. I am interested in these parallels—human wandering and the way the places one inhabits shape and connect a person. That is why transience and migration feature prominently in my work." – Ivan Kostolov https://tinyurl.com/yjffx8xr
KAZANLAK
¬ Anton Antonov / The marks of time / solo show / Art Gallery - Kazanlak, Main building, 9 Sveti sveti Kiril i Metodii Str. / August 26 - November 22.This exhibition brings together canvases that document the artist’s sustained, consistent and deeply considered creative path. In them, the organic world, with its twisted roots, interwoven branches, dried sunflower heads, birds’ nests and structural, sculptural fragments, ceases to be merely an object of external observation of the form. It becomes a central constructive, conceptual and philosophical subject, through which the artist explores matter, time, memory and the laws of natural existence. https://tinyurl.com/2w69zhfm
¬ Wide format 03 / Mystery-Bouffe / documentary exhibition / SOCMUS and Art Gallery - Kazanlak, Main building, 9 Sveti sveti Kiril i Metodii Str. / September 26 - October 18. Wide Format is a series of exhibitions in which SOCMUS presents a single poster from its collection, along with the stories surrounding it. The third exhibition in the series is devoted to the poster created by artist Lyudmil Chehlarov for Vladimir Mayakovsky’s play Mystery-Bouffe, which premiered on 3 November 1967 at the State Satirical Theatre. The production was directed by Metodi Andonov, with the translation and additional text by the poet Stefan Tsanev. https://tinyurl.com/4254ydmy
¬ Hristina Hristova / The blue / solo show / Art Gallery - Kazanlak, Dechko Uzunov House Museum, 24 Knyaz Mirski St. / September 18 - October 25. Hristina Hristova is one of those artists for whom the subject of nature is only the starting point of the painterly search. The sea is one of the constant motifs in her work. In it, she finds a particular opportunity to work with light; on the water, in the sky, along the distant line of the horizon. These natural states become the basis for compositions in which colour gradually displaces narrative and becomes a way into revealing something more personal – a striving towards contemplation, balance and purity. https://www.artgallerykazanlak.com/en/exhibitions/sineva/
GABROVO
¬ Cartoon salon 2026 / group show / Museum of Humor and Satire, 68 Bryanska Str. / July 16 - October 30. Within the framework of the 2026 Cartoon Salon, three exhibitions present its different dimensions – from international editorial cartooning and current trends in the Bulgarian scene to the work of one of the most awarded Bulgarian authors. A highlight of the program is the exhibition with the awarded works from World Press Cartoon 2025 – the most prestigious international competition for editorial cartoons, caricatures and gags. The salon also presents the 50th anniversary edition of the National Exhibition of Bulgarian Cartoons, organized by the Cartoon section of the Union of Bulgarian Artists.And traditionally, the Museum of Humor and Satire presents an exhibition of the winner of the special award “The World Lasts Because It Laughs”; this year it is Valentin Georgiev. https://tinyurl.com/4tzr6c6d
VELIKO TARNOVO
¬ Christine Dahlerup, Helene Due / Kосмос(mirroring) / joint show / Heerz Tooya Gallery, 18 “Ivan Vazov” Str. / September 26 - October 18. Christine Dahlerup is a Copenhagen-based artist. In her work with sculpture, photography and installation Dahlerup tests the ‘weightiness’ of artistic authorship and examines the properties of image and vision, exploring how mediated reality intersects with subjective experience. Helene Due, DK, works in a cross-field of installation, painting, assemblage, and music. Combining painting with found and modified objects, Helene Due questions the stability of the material world and our place within it. https://heerztooya.com/exhibitions/kmirroring
DIMITROVGRAD
¬ Black and White / group exhibition / "P. Chuchurliev" Art Gallery, 7 D. Blagoev Blvd. / October 14 – . Visual communication both reflects and shapes our world—much like black and white complement each other to form a unified whole. The participating artists are united by the concept of using the poster format to present events, social issues, personal stances, and various perspectives on the world around us through a symbiosis of black and white. This second edition of "Black and White" continues an initiative launched in 2018 in Plovdiv’s Old Town. Eight years later, the exhibition returns in a new setting: the "Petko Chuchurliev" Art Gallery in Dimitrovgrad. Participating artists: Svetlin Balezdrov, Rositsa Bochukova, Damyan Damyanov, Stoyan Dechev, Stefan Chinov, and Petar Chuchurligov. https://tinyurl.com/yzch7aps
EUROPE
¬ Veneta Androva, Gery Georgieva, Maria Nalbantova, and Rayna Teneva / Federation of Minor Practices / joint project / curated by Martina Yordanova / commissioner Desislava Dimova / Biennale di Venezia - 61st edition / Bulgarian Pavilion, Sala Tiziano / May 9 - November 22. The project transforms the Pavilion into a speculative research laboratory that gathers signals from four films and activates them through a video game as a space for interaction with the audience. Within it, visitors are faced with choices - navigating between different values and possible directions, and thus participating in the construction of a potential shared political future. The exhibition addresses themes such as identity, disinformation, labour, and ecology, and explores forms of coexistence, care, and shared imagination in the context of contemporary crises. Each visitor’s personal choice is understood as a minor practice that influences the “federation” itself - as a space for collective orientation. https://bulgarianpavilionvenice.art/en
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¬ news selection : Desislava Mileva
¬ logo : Nedko Solakov
¬ cover: Dimitar Genchev, “Jungle” in the solo show ‘Layers’, CCA Toplocentrala Gallery - Cube, 5 Emil Bersinski Str., Sofia, October 7 - November 8.