Exhibition of the artist – marine painter Angelina Nedin in gallery “Burgas”, the city of Burgas


The President of Sozopol Foundation Kiril Arnautski attended to the opening of the jubilee exhibition of sozopol artist-marine painter Angelina Nedin. The exhibition was opened in gallery “Burgas” on the 23rd of November 2015 at 6 p.m. by gallery’s owner Rusi Kurtlakov, who is a member of the Union of Bulgarian Artists. The gallery is one of the proved one in the city of Burgas with its 12 years experience. Over the years, the first private gallery in the city has become a home for more than 250 exhibitions.

Angelina Nedin was born in the town of Sozopol, finished her secondary education in the art class at school „St. St. Cyril and Methodius“ in the city of Burgas in 1991, in 1998 she graduated as master in painting at the National Art Academy „Nikolai Pavlovich“ – Sofia. Mrs. Nedin is proven Bulgarian artist who has realized numerous solo and joint exhibitions in Bulgaria and abroad. Collectors from around the world possess her paintings. Sozopol, sea and other favorite themes of the artist will once again excite connoisseurs of the sea view in the exhibition in the gallery “Burgas”.

A permanent exhibition of paintings of Angelina Nedin is exposed in the Southern Fortress Wall and Tower Architectural and Historic Complex, created by Sozopol Foundation. The paintings are an integral part of the complex and give it warmth, comfort and high spirits, typical for Sozopol.

During an informal conversation between Mrs. Angelina Nedin and Mr. Kiril Arnautski the President of Sozopol Foundation expressed again his admiration for the Bulgarian artist’s works. Mrs. Nedin and Mr. Arnautski emphasized that they will continue their successful collaboration, led by the desire for preservation, development and promotion of Bulgarian culture in the country and worldwide as well.

During the opening of the exhibition Mr. Arnautski met with Mr. Valcho Cholakov, Governor of Regional Administration Bourgas. They commented the creation of the Cultural Center in the Ancient Town of Apollonia Archaeological Reserve.