email: gotsak@gmail.com
phone(s): 888870654
address: Montana
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Name: Dimitar Simeonov Гоцак
Pseudonym: GOTSAK
Date of Birth: May 9, 1966
Place of Birth: Montana
Address: Montana
Education:
1980 – 1985: Secondary School of Fine Arts, Sofia, Major in Wood-Carving
1992 – 1997: Master’s programme at the “Nikolay Pavlovich” National Academy of Arts, Sofia, Major in Sculpture
Exhibition:
1988 – 2008: Participation in all joint exhibitions of the “Tenets” Association of Painters and the Representative Office of the Union of Bulgarian
Painters in Montana
1990: First individual exhibition – small sculpture, wood-carving and textile at the “Kiril Petrov” art gallery
1991: Second individual exhibition – сериография, Club of Cultural Figures, Montana
1996: Third Individual Exhibition – sculpture (metal, wood, ceramics) in the “Kutlovitsa” exhibition hall, Montana
1998: Participation in a joint graphics exhibition at the “St. Kliment Ohridski” University of Sofia
1999: Participation in a joint exhibition (plastic arts) of the “Sculpture” Department of the National Academy of Art in the “Sezoni” (Seasons)
gallery, Sofia
2002: Fourth individual exhibition in the “Lyuta” gallery, Montana
February, 2004: Participation in the “Nude” exhibition in the “Kutlovitsa“ exhibition hall, Montana
March, 2004: Fifth individual exhibition (plastic arts) in the “Kiril Petrov” art gallery, Montana
May, 2004: Joint exhibition with Simeon Gotsak in the “Geo Milev” municipal library, Montana
Monuments:
2001: Monument of Petar Bogdan, Chiprovtsi
Monument of Petar Bogdan in the yard of the Secondary School of Foreign Languages, MOntana
2003 – 2004: bust monument of Yordan Pachev – Volodya, village of Vinogradets, Pazarzhik municipality
Plein Air’s:
September, 1996: Participation in the National Plein Air on Wood Plastic Arts, village of Burziya
2001, 2003: Participation in the National Plein Air on Painted Ceramics, Montana септември
2004: Participation in the International Plein Air on Wood Plastic Arts, village of Burziya
2004: Manager of the International Plein Air on Painted Ceramics “From 11 to 77”, Montana 2004, carried out under the auspices of the Swiss Cultural
Programme