АНОНСИ ANNOUNCES

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НАЦИОНАЛЕН МУЗЕEН КОМПЛЕКС-СОФИЯ

пл. “ Александър Невски”, ул.”19 февруари” № 1; 1000 София; тел.: (02) 9800071, (02) 9800093;факс: (02) 9803320; http://www.nationalartgallerybg.org/

ЕМИЛ СТОЙЧЕВ
ЖИВОПИС
12 май – 26 юли 2015 г.

     Вернисаж на 12 май (вторник) от 17.00 до 20.00 часа
пл. „Княз Александър I” № 1

Изложбата е съставена от 122 платна собственост на автора, създадени в периода 1950 – 2015 г.

“Голяма част от произведенията са от моята лична колекция. Изложбата няма окончателни контури освен тези на времето. Всяка картина има своя функция и значение в това време. Става въпрос за кодове, които създават уникалността на моите картини. Не бих използвал думата “стил”, която е способна да заключи художникa в една формула, дa го “облече” в един единствен костюм. Изложени са няколко цикъла. Един от последните е “Мракът”, който показвам за първи път” – споделя авторът.

Изкуствоведът Иван Маразов пише в каталога към изложбата: „Когато говорим за изкуството на Емил Стойчев, наред с чисто пластическите му измерения, несъмнено трябва да изтъкнем обстоятелството, че той със и във всяка картина превежда духовните измерения на своята вътрешна вселена”.

Емил Стойчев е роден през 1935 година в София. Наследник е на стара зографска фамилия. Творческата му биография започва в началото на 60-те години, когато една от изложбите му е спряна. Тогава негов колекционер купува почти цялата експозиция.
През 1972 година художникът показва за първи път своя сбирка зад граница, в Берлин. В началото на 90-те години се преселва във Франция и през 1993 година кметството на Париж му организира голяма ретроспективна изложба в двореца Багател.
Емил Стойчев е носител на много награди и отличия, сред които орден „Стара планина“ І-ва степен и орден „Св.Св. Кирил и Методий” с огърлие. Удостоен е с Националната награда за живопис „Захарий Зограф“ през 2010 година, двукратен носител е на Националната награда за живопис на името на Владимир Димитров – Майстора – през 1979 и 1985 година. Доктор хонорис кауза на Националната художествена академия в София.

Маргарита Андреевска, „Връзки с обществеността”

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European Architectural History Network: Fourth International Meeting

The fourth international meeting of the European Architectural History Network will be held in Dublin, Ireland, on 2-4 June 2016. In accordance with the EAHN’s mission as the chief European professional organization for architectural historians, the meeting is intended to increase the visibility of the discipline, to foster transitional, interdisciplinary and multicultural approaches to the study of the environment, and to facilitate the exchange of research results in the field.
The Dublin meeting will feature five blocks of parallel sessions, some of which will be organized as round tables; three keynote addresses by leading architectural historians; and a full program of walking tours of Dublin’s and bus tours of Ireland’s architectural heritage. Receptions for delegates will also be held in some of the city’s most important historic buildings.
2016 is a particularly exciting year to visit Ireland. It marks the centenary of the Easter Rising and the proclamation of the Irish Republic. Particular attention will thus be paid that year across the city and the country to issues of commemoration and of reconstruction. Those with time to linger in Ireland may want to stay for Bloomsday on 16 June, when one can join in the public reenactment of the journey taken through the city by the chief character of James Joyce’s novel Ulysses.
Dublin Castle, where the conference will be held, contains a modern conference facility slotted into one of Ireland’s most important historic sites. Continuously occupied since the beginning of the thirteenth century, the most notable architectural feature of the Castle, largely reconstructed in the eighteenth century, is the suite of State Apartments used by the British viceroys. The Chester Beatty Library, whose collections encompass Biblical papyri, illuminated manuscripts from across Europe and Asia, and illustrated printed books, is also located within the Castle complex.
Support for the conference has been secured from the Department of the Arts Heritage and Gaeltacht and the Office of Public Works, the Irish Architectural Archive, Trinity College Dublin, and University College Dublin’s Schools of Art History & Cultural Policy and of Architecture.

Call for Papers, EAHN Dublin 2016

Deadline 30 September 2015

 Dear Sir/Madam,

The Fourth International Meeting of the European Architectural History Network (EAHN) will be held in Dublin, 2-4 June 2016. The call for papers for the conference has just been published, inviting submissions for twenty thematic sessions and four roundtables. Visit the conference website for the full call for papers and related information.

To continue to promote international collaboration between architectural historians, the EAHN depends on the annual contributions of its members. Both individuals and institutions can join EAHN. Individual members pay an annual subscription of 75 euros, Concession 35 euros, and Institutions 250 euros.

Members enjoy the following benefits:

•                Participation in EAHN’s biannual International Conferences, Themed Conferences and Study Tours.

•                Reduced APC fees

•                for papers published in Architectural Histories, EAHN’s open access, blind peer reviewed journal (from 2014)

•                Exclusive access to the latest international news, conferences and events, via email and the website.

•                Exclusive access to the Interest Groups Forums, a space for online collaboration and discussion of shared research interests.

•                Opportunities to promote members own programs, research, events, and news.

 https://eahn2016conference.wordpress.com/

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“20 years CHNT” – “Who would have thought it?”

(Call for Papers, Posters and Videos!)
Wolfgang Börner EDP-Coordinator – Stadtarchäologie Wien (Urban Archaeology of Vienna)
Urban Archaeology and Public Relations
(“New Technologies Enabling Archaeological Outreach”)

the Urban Archaeology of Vienna (Stadtarchäologie Wien) and cooperation partners will organize for the 20th time the “International Conference on Cultural Heritage and New Technologies“.
The conference will take place from 2nd- 4th November 2015 in the City Hall of Vienna, Austria.

— Speaker, Poster Presenter and Video Presenter – Send us your abstracts! —-

CALL for PAPERS, POSTERS and VIDEOS – http://www.chnt.at/call-for-paper/

We are waiting for many interesting papers, posters and videos!
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Program 2015
Sessions

Conflict as Cultural Heritage: Cultural Heritage in Conflict
Chair: Stephen STEAD, UK

Cultural Heritage in Danger
Chairs: Benjamin DUCKE, Germany | Anita GACH | Friedrich SCHIPPER | Hubert SZEMETHY, Austria

Newbies & Young Scientists
Chairs: Michael DONEUS | Benjamin STANGL, Austria

“Storytelling for Tourism in the Virtual Age. High Tech Travel for the 21st Century:
Chairs: Wolfgang BÖRNER, Austria | Eleni PANAGOU, Greece | Linda POTTER, USA

Public Relations and Archaeology – Presenting Cultural Heritage in Urban Area
Chairs: Ingeborg GAISBAUER; Austria | Ann DEGRAEVE, Belgium

Public Appearance – Heritage researchers, stakeholders and public interaction
Chairs: R.J. VAN LANEN | J.E. ABRAHAMSE | B.J. GROENEWOUDT | M.C. KOSIAN, The Netherlands

New realities: Virtual, augmented reality and other techniques in Cultural Heritage for the general public
Chairs: Willem BEEX, The Netherlands | Peter FERSCHIN, Austria | Bernhard FRISCHER, USA | Giorgio VERDIANI, Italy

The Use of UAVs in Virtual Heritage
Chairs: Peter DORNINGER, Austria | Benjamin DUCKE, Germany | Bernhard FRISCHER, USA | Rebeka VITAL, Israel

Disclosing the Dead
Chairs: David BIBBY, Germany | Ann DEGRAEVE, Belgium | Raphael PANHUYSEN, The Netherlands |Karin WILTSCHKE-SCHROTTA, Austria

Round Table
Digital 3D Reconstruction – Methods, Strategies and Challenges (Short papers)
Chairs: Piotr KUROCZYŃSKI, Germany | Benjamin STANGL, Austria

Advanced Archaeological Training
Archaeological Geospatial Infrastructures – a fundament for management and collaboration (no papers)
Organiser: Markus JOBST, Austria

Dates & Deadlines
February 9, 2015: Start of Call for paper, poster and video
May 31, 2015: End of Call for paper, poster and video
June 29, 2015: Notification of the speakers, poster/video presenters
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