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First Solo Exhibition "Metropolis" 24 June to 12 July NOHO Gallery : Vassilina Dikidjeva

Greetings! I'm writing to request your help in publishing an invitation for my first solo exhibition “Metropolis”. It will take place from 24 June to 12 July 2025 in NOHO M55 Gallery located in Chelsea at 548 West 28th Street, St. #634, New York, NY 10001. The opening reception is on 26 June from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. I will be happy if my colleagues from UNICEF could visit the show. Vassilina

Art exhibition for International Women's Day - Open Art Space, NY - March 6 to 12 : Vassilina Dikidjieva

Dear Editors, I'm writing to send you information about an art exhibition in which I will participate. It is dedicated to International Women Day and will take place from March 6 through March 12, 2025 in One Art Space Gallery located at 23 Warren Street (between Church and Broadway), New York, NY 10007. The opening reception is scheduled for Saturday, March 8 from 6:00 to 9:00 PM.

Artist of the Week - Vassilina Dikidjieva

Vassilina Dikidjieva, in her own words: Construction – deconstruction, ancient – contemporary, past – present...My artworks are links of my architectural fascination with cultural heritage and contemporary art. I am also attracted by the big cities and New York has been constant inspiration for me since my arrival here from Ethiopia in 1999. Since 2017, I embraced printmaking and attended workshops to learn etching, mono-prints, lithography and woodcut prints. These techniques allow me to revisit with increased clarity and intensity ancient symbols, elements, iconic images in the context of current hot topics and tragedies including but not limited to cultural heritage, art history, destruction of cities and nature, wars and genocide, terrorism, migrations.  I also use digital photography to address the brave new world of fast-changing boundaries between public and private spaces where the camera becomes preferred medium for which I invented the terms “Self-Expressionism” and “Self...

Vassilina Dikidjieva

Genocide 1 Etching 15x11 inches (2020) Brief Biography I was born in Bulgaria. I have liked drawing and painting since my childhood. In addition to my architectural studies, I spent time learning fine art and sculpture in the Higher Institute of Civil Engineering in Sofia and in the Moscow Architectural Institute. During my career as a professional architect, I worked in Bulgaria, Ethiopia and before retirement in 2016 I worked the final 17 years in UNICEF Headquarters, New York. I live in New Jersey and dedicate my time to art. Website  www.vassilinadikidjieva.com    See website below  Artist Statement  Construction – deconstruction, ancient – contemporary, past – present...My artworks are links of my architectural fascination with cultural heritage and contemporary art. I am also attracted by the big cities and New York has been a constant inspiration f...

Our Artist of the Week - Vassilina Dikidjieva

Manhattan - Oil on Linen Each week we present the works of one of the XUNICEF photographers or artists represented in our galleries. This week we feature the works of Vassilina Dikidjieeva. Click on the first image in the slideshow below. Be patient - each slide takes about 10 seconds to load, but the first slide often takes a little longer to load. Also be sure to visit  our Instagram page  and the galleries of all of our contributing  XUNICEF Artists  and  Photographers . Website www.vassilinadikidjieva.com See website below Brief Biography I was born in Bulgaria. I have liked drawing and painting since my childhood. In addition to my architectural studies, I spent time learning fine art and sculpture in the Higher Institute of Civil Engineering in Sofia and in the Moscow Architectural Institute. During my career as a professional architect, I worke...