Lecture with Ralitsa Savova on "The secret language of painting: How to look at and understand art?"
About this event
Lecture with Ralitsa Savova topic "The secret language of painting: How to look at and understand art?" start: 24.10.26 /Saturday/ from 16:00 duration: 70 min. entrance: free /after registration/ place: city of Varna, Dragoman St. 12 With the "Night of Museums and Galleries" on October 24, 2026, Papillon Art Gallery is launching a long-standing idea - a lecture for introduction to the world of fine art. Against the background of the portraits and landscapes from Desislava Mincheva's exhibition exhibited in the two exhibition halls, the artist Ralitsa Savova will give an educational lecture on the topic "The secret language of painting: How to look at and understand art?" An encounter that will help to look at art more carefully, confidently and with more understanding. In an artistic environment, in an informal and interesting conversation-discussion with the participants, the questions will be examined: What should we look for when we stand in front of a painting? Where to direct our gaze and how to discover the relationship between image, color, composition and meaning? Our desire is to create confidence in the audience by illuminating the secrets of artwork, self-confidence, engagement and curiosity. No prior knowledge required - just curiosity. Entrance to this pilot edition is free, but places are limited, so if you wish, you can guarantee your place by booking on 0888 331 360 or in the gallery /ul. Dragoman 12/.
ул. Драгоман 12, 9000 Варна, Varna
Art Gallery Le Papillon is situated in the cultural centre of Varna, in its pedestrian zone. It presents a special selection of talented Bulgarian artists from different generations and styles — painting, graphics, sculpture, as well as a permanent exhibition of designer jewellery. In the gallery you will find works by young talents and established, acclaimed authors — most of them well-known and recognised beyond Bulgaria, including artists rarely seen in Bulgarian galleries.
