AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoArts & Culture: Sofia City Art Gallery is set to open a new photo exhibition by contemporary German photographer Ulrich Wust, while Plovdiv’s 32nd Autumn Arts Salon kicks off with “Bug in Reality.” Literature: Bulgarian writer Georgi Gospodinov won the Jean Monnet Prize for European Literature for “Death and the Gardener,” with the award ceremony planned for November. Film & TV: Venice buzz continues with Loco Films boarding Georgian drama “Guria” (first trailer out) and Alicia Vikander’s “The Echo Chamber” securing international distribution ahead of its Venice premiere. Festivals: A national debate is pushing for a clearer festival categorization system, and Apollonia Festival programming keeps expanding, including “Islands Within Us,” reimagining Ivan Milev’s legacy. Sports (Bulgarian): Bulgaria made a historic top-16 debut at the Pickleball World Cup in Vietnam. Local Heritage: Medven’s carpet exhibition continues, showcasing Kotlen weaving traditions and calls to preserve the craft.
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