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Radostina Doganova | Iná radosť
Radostina Doganova | Another joy
Event by: Dočasný kultúrny priestor /dkp/, Radostina Doganova
Location: Dom kultúry Zrkadlový háj, Rovniankova 3, Bratislava - Petržalka
Discussions and lectures, Art Exhibitions
About event
Dear ladies and gentlemen,
dear friends,
We cordially invite you to the opening of the exhibition
Radostina Doganova | Another joy
Curator: Lucia G. Stach
Graphic design: Martin Bízik
Opening: 6/12/2024 at 6:00 p.m.
Duration of the exhibition: 7-22/12/2024< br/>Temporary cultural space, Rovniankova 5, 851 02 Bratislava
"Exhibition by Radostina Doganová Another joy is by an intimate and non-violent exploration of the female body as a place of one's own identity, and also by instrumentalizing it as the closest means of expression.In accordance with the philosophy of Jean-Luc Nancy, who claims that we do not have a body but rather we are it, Doganová situates her latest work in a deep experience of physicality In dynamic but delicate drawings, bold paintings and spray compositions created according to templates based on automatic drawing, he does not present the body as an object to be He presents it as an active, constantly evolving entity that is shaped over time by intimacy, touch and memory." minorities.
Radostina Doganova (1975 Dobrich, Bulgaria) studied at the Secondary Art School in Plovdiv
and at the Academy of Fine Arts in Sofia (1994-1996). She later transferred to VŠVU in Bratislava, where she completed her master's (2001) and doctoral studies (2010) with prof. Ján Berger. She participated in numerous group exhibitions at home and abroad, completed residencies in India, the Czech Republic, Romania, Poland, Bulgaria and France. She held solo exhibitions in Sofia, Varna, Vienna, Munich, Berlin, Ljubljana, Zagreb, Bratislava, Košice and others.
Her works are part of prestigious private and public collections, for example the National Gallery in Sofia, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Slovak Republic and Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Bulgaria. From 2021, Radostina Doganova heads the contemporary art gallery Station Contemporary Art Gallery in Bratislava, where she lives and creates.
dear friends,
We cordially invite you to the opening of the exhibition
Radostina Doganova | Another joy
Curator: Lucia G. Stach
Graphic design: Martin Bízik
Opening: 6/12/2024 at 6:00 p.m.
Duration of the exhibition: 7-22/12/2024< br/>Temporary cultural space, Rovniankova 5, 851 02 Bratislava
"Exhibition by Radostina Doganová Another joy is by an intimate and non-violent exploration of the female body as a place of one's own identity, and also by instrumentalizing it as the closest means of expression.In accordance with the philosophy of Jean-Luc Nancy, who claims that we do not have a body but rather we are it, Doganová situates her latest work in a deep experience of physicality In dynamic but delicate drawings, bold paintings and spray compositions created according to templates based on automatic drawing, he does not present the body as an object to be He presents it as an active, constantly evolving entity that is shaped over time by intimacy, touch and memory." minorities.
Radostina Doganova (1975 Dobrich, Bulgaria) studied at the Secondary Art School in Plovdiv
and at the Academy of Fine Arts in Sofia (1994-1996). She later transferred to VŠVU in Bratislava, where she completed her master's (2001) and doctoral studies (2010) with prof. Ján Berger. She participated in numerous group exhibitions at home and abroad, completed residencies in India, the Czech Republic, Romania, Poland, Bulgaria and France. She held solo exhibitions in Sofia, Varna, Vienna, Munich, Berlin, Ljubljana, Zagreb, Bratislava, Košice and others.
Her works are part of prestigious private and public collections, for example the National Gallery in Sofia, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Slovak Republic and Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Bulgaria. From 2021, Radostina Doganova heads the contemporary art gallery Station Contemporary Art Gallery in Bratislava, where she lives and creates.