The exhibition includes an extensive and  representative selection of contemporary British artist such as Damien Hirst, Marc Quinn, Peter Blake to name a few.

From March 29th to April 21, 2019 in the exhibition space of  "The Triangular Tower of ancient Serdika" at 16 Maria Luisa blvd, American Foundation for Bulgaria together with the Regional History Museum – Sofia and the National Academy of Arts will present the exhibition  "We must be careful about what we pretend to be" by The Connor Brothers.

BCENY are pleased to announce our second collaborative project for the creation of new works by Bulgarian artists, solely funded by the American Foundation for Bulgaria.

This year 29 projects from 17 high schools from around the country won funding for extracurricular classes in mathematics, informatics, physics, chemistry, astronomy, linguistics and biology.

The President also thanked the participants from the national teams in Informatics and Information technologies, who won top positions in the national and international competitions and Olympiads held during the year.

The film, supported by the American Foundation for Bulgaria under the program for Support for University Students' Film Projects, with two awards from the latest edition of Golden Rose Film Festival.   

Оver 80 contestants from 20 different countries took part in eJOI’s second edition, held in the college and university of Innopolis, in the Russian city of Kazan. Bulgaria’s youth team ranked second, with every participant earning a medal.

The theme ot this years's event, which will take place in Tryavna between 02 and 11 of August 2018 is “The things that we do not learn in school”.

“The International Programming Contest CodeIT again gathered brilliant minds in competitive programming. We are confident that our finalists will be among the future leaders in the software industry and are happy to be part of their way to the top”, said Elena Marinova, President of Musala Soft.

Zahari Zograf, Constantin Brancusi, Ivan Vazov, Benjamin Franklin, Goethe, Galilei, Ivan Milev and many more real people and legendary figures connected to different cultures and historical narratives are some of the 120 Faces.