Monday, September 18, 2023
focus: hungary – manifold
Thursday, February 16, 2023
georgi dimitrov: invisible lines
views from nonsofia's 'temporary exhibition' by georgi dimitrov (b. 1980) consisting of oil painting, pencil drawing and digital media work produced over the past 15 years. all stages of dimitrov's development as a visual artist, i.e. mystic, metasymbolic and orthogonal (all the way to the invention of the arcangle), are marked in this show – financially supported by the national culture fund of the republic of bulgaria.
Friday, January 13, 2023
petar dochev: the way of the artist
Thursday, November 17, 2022
horizonta22 at nonsofia gallery & archive
installation views from horizonta22: national forum for geometric abstraction. this year's harvest of bulgarian geometric art brought forward a total of 30 works by 8 bulgarian artists, covering 35 years of local non-objective art tradition. the forum, financially supported by the national culture fund of the republic of bulgaria, included a theoretical module of several artist presentations and featured many guided tours and workshops for children.
participants: boyan chakarov, georgi dimitrov, georgi georgiev, georgi todorov, georgi yanakiev, kamen kalev, maria chakarova and viktor vlaesku.
the third edition of horizonta also honoured the memory of the distinguished french art historian of bulgarian origin, prof. andréi nakov (1941 – 2022), whose work has long been a source of inspiration and a strong moral support for the activities of nonsofia.
Tuesday, November 15, 2022
horizonta22 in varna


Monday, August 15, 2022
maria chakarova: stream of consciousness
installation views from 'stream of consciousness' – maria chakarova's solo show at nonsofia gallery & archive. the exhibition financially supported by the national culture fund of the republic of bulgaria took place between 8 june and 17 july, 2022. more than 20 artworks revealing all main topics of the artist's aesthetical research over the past decade were put on display in the only art space in bulgaria dedicated to geometric abstraction.