Salon of Naive and intuitive art at Town Gallery of Belogradchik

Works of artists who recreate pure images from their childhood on the canvas can be seen on display on two floors of the gallery in the town of Belogradchik. The exhibition was created on the idea of two art fans. Inspired by Serbian museums of naïve works in Jagodina and Kovačica, Daniela Osikovska and architect Georgi Georgiev decided to exhibit such works in the town where they settled a few years ago. For this purpose they provided their personal collection of paintings. The salon of Naive and intuitive art in Belogradchik actually is an unique project in Bulgaria. It opened in 2019 and is situated in the Town Art Gallery. The collection unites more than 200 works. The exposition represents both the Bulgarian naive art scene and authors from Serbia, Romania, Croatia, Germany, France, Argentina, Belgium, Finland, Italy, Greece, Russia, Estonia, Poland, Cuba, Indonesia, Haiti, Australia, New Zealand, Israel, Denmark, Slovakia and Georgia.