January 29, 2004, 6.30 p.m.
The Granary (Hambara), 22 6th September Str.
"A Little Money - Many Ideas? What's the Perfect Clip?"
Presentation by Milen Marchev featuring prize winning clip from Asia and Latin America.

February 5, 2004, 6.30 p.m.
The Granary (Hambara)
"Do the Robots Need Souls?"
Presentation by Boriana Dragoeva
"Pragramming through Kabbalah"
Presentation by Oleg Mavromati

February 12, 2004, 6.30 p.m.
The Granary (Hambara)
The Historical State of the Art of Painting after the End of the Twentieth Century. The Art of Painting and the Post-art of Painting Systems
Presentation by Peter Tzanev
What are the contemporary forms of painting "representation" without the art of painting, in the field of painting?
What comes back from the art of painting on the stage of post-art-of-panting?
The contemporary conceptual art of painting: negation or acknoledgement of the autonomy of the visual?
Post-art-of-painting: hypertext or intermedia?

February 19, 2004, 6.30 p.m.
The Granary (Hambara), 22 6th September Str.
What Happened with the Video Art in Bulgaria?
Presentation by Boris Kostadinov
The programme consists of different video clips presented at the Video Archeology Festival

February 26, 2004, 6.30 p.m.
The Granary (Hambara), 22 6th September Str.
Reality or Illusions - a Look at the Reality, Once More
A screening of short documentaries and a conversation with the director Svetoslav Draganov - directed the films "Life Is Wonderful, Isn't It?", "Water Goblins", "The Merry Guys" and "Young Hearts".

March 4, 2004, 6.30 p.m.
The Granary (Hambara), 22 6th September Str.
Art in Hard Times - Actions and Performances
Gabriela and Boris Serginovi present "To Vomit in Red", Krakow and "Adultery", Sofia.
A conversation about "Fluxus" and contemporary art.
"Art in Hard Times - Actions and Performances" or how art reflects the epoch we are living in. What is performance - a radical expression of rebellion against or an instigation to the conventional in art and culture? Extremism in art against the apathy of survival - does art require new means today. Has the performance lost its actuality after it'd stopped being "a new form"?

March 11, 2004, 6.30 p.m.
The Granary
Forms in Cinema - Possibilities and Potentialities of the Short Film. Two Cases.
Presentation by David D. Jeroham
The short films are wholly subdued to the main task of the cinema language - to tell a story for itself. The audience usually associates short films with etudes ot with exercises in style. From then on we are in "terra incognita". Is there anything logical in referring to short films as cinema, why not?

March 18, 2004, 6.30 p.m.
The Granary (Hambara), 22 6th September Str.
Imagine Being a Bulgarian
Diana Ivanova will present a CD that combines in sound, photography and text the ideas and perceptions of the "Bulgarian" of more than 300 Bulgarian living in the country and abroad. The CD is a joint project of the New Culture Foundation, Radio Free Europe and One magazine and has both Bulgarian and English version.
Author - Diana Ivanova, Design and concept - Massimo Catalfo (Italy) and Patrick (Ireland), produced by MARIASS 21 VEK; Editors - Denitza Grozeva and Galina Ivanova.

March 25, 6.30 p. m.
The Granary (Hambara)
The Garden of the Singing Ficuses (video archive)
Volk`s Mother I, II (videoart)
The Last Room (a digital photo series)
Lili Handel (video preview)
presented by the author Ivo Dimchev

april 01.04.2004
aggression, auto-aggression, accident - project by Ventsislav zankov

april 08.04.2004
Possible Interpretations of Contemporaneity
Presentation by Svilen Stefanov, PhD
The XXL Gallery multimedia catalogue (1996 – 2002) - the transformations that have taken place from the middles 1990s to the present day.
Svilen Stefanov is art historian, critic and curator, lecturer in comtemporay Arts at the National Academy of Fine Arts, Sofia

april 15.04.2004
Contemporary short animations

A sellection by Boris Despodov, and presented by associate professor Alexander Janakiev.
The chosen films are by young and debut artists, whos works have been produved since 2000. Most of the films were presented with national and international awards.
The sellection is a personal view to the state of the contemporary animated films in Bulgaria.

april 22.04.2004
'excuse me, wich town is this one' presentation of Krassimir Terziev

april 29.04.2004 6.30 p.m.

Children Television
The team of the Jam Session Project of the Art for Social Chang Programme will present the one-hour show realised in December 2003
At the bottom of this curious and funny attempt for a tv show are the ideas and experiences of the young people from Hristo Botev School for Children with Learning Difficulties and Ljuba Teneva Home for Children Deprived of Parental Care, Berkovitza.

May 13, 2004, 6.30 p.m.

Spirit and Flesh – Andrey Nikolov's Art
A lecture by associate professor Nikolay Boshev, dedicated to the 126 anniversary of Andrey Nikolov's birth.
"We feel elevated by Andrey Nikolov's work even more than the most complete poetry elates the hearts of young and old... The allurement of the scultures is not indebted in the impression of the resemblance, they do not overwhelm with a peculiar posture or ostentatious agitation. Their blisses, their woes, their tempests are inside. And we like children feel glad that sometimes our spirit permeates in their inner world." Alexander Balabanov

May 20, 2004, 6.30 p.m.

The Media Image of the Bulgarian Painter
Ivana Mourdzheva will present the analysis of the image of the painter prevailing in the generic (public) apprehention. By means of the existing materials in the non-specialised press Ivana Mourdzheva would sketch the socially acceptable image of the painter i.e. the image through which the painter is accepted by society and recognized by the other individuals. The attention of the presentation is focussed mainly on the mass media: to what extend they could be responsible for the development of the public opinion and its adequacy.
Ivana Mourdzheva graduated in Law at the St. Kliment Ohridski University, Sofia and History of Arts from the National Academy of Fine Arts.

May 27, Saturday, 6.30 p.m.
Within the frames of the Goat Milk Memories Festival
The Bela Rechka Project - Rustic Memories and Mew Media – What Makes Sense?
A discussion with the authors.

June 3, 2004, 6.30 p.m.
Screening Europe
28 short films, 68 min presented by the author Jaap de Ruig.
For more information about the " Screening Europe" and Jaap de Ruig, please check the his website www.jaapderuig.nl
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June 10, 2004, 6.30 p.m.
Videots - the Eccentric Bulgarian Cinema from the Middle Nineties
A screening of "If You've Got Problems", 40 min., directed by Svetoslav Draganov, cameraman Martin Chichov, in the title roles Iva Sveshtarova, Aleksander Bonchev, Velery Milev etc.
"Bighead Carp", 20 min., directed by Valery Milev, cameraman Vlado Shumnaliev, in the title roles Elena Drumeva and Boris Zdravkov

june 17.2004 6.30pm
TAKA company will present video docu of 'Line 9' project in public space - tramstops of line 9 and 'ehxibition for men, only' Ntional Gallery of Fine Arts

june24. 2004 6.30pm
Moving Wooden Machinery
A multimedia presentation by Ljuben Kostov.
The moving wooden machinery is made of unpainted and unprocessed wood. There is a simple moving mechanism and the viewer could easily touch and put the machine in motion.

july 1.2004
Fernando Baredo will present the founded by him club called
Art Circle in Toledo
Fernando Baredi will present the second issue of the “EnCultura” magazine dedicated to the joint Bulgarian-Spanish project "Toledo-Sofia. Two CVities, Three Cultures", as well as the international project “Capturing Europe”.

July 15, 2004, 6.30 p.m.

North Korea Between Marx and Confucius
A discussion with Momchil Metodiev, Phd in History, about the reasons, internal dynamics and sustainability of the "confuciansim communism" on North Korea. Pictures and video films taken during a visit to North Korea in the Spring of 2004 will be presented.

July 22, 2004, 6.30 p.m.
Media–Intervention
Daniela Kostova will present a video compilation of American artists works in the field of experimental documentary video and expressing themselves by intervention in the open places. The works of the American art-groups “Institute of Applied Authonomy”, “The Yes Men”, as well as the documentary “Don't Call Me Crazy at the 4th of July” by Richard Pell are part of the presentation.
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