At international exhibitions, our counterparts (e.g. from
Germany) and we overcome the same jury, we pay the same membership fees, later
we take adjacent stands. These are the similarities. The difference is that we
have different starting positions defined from our societies. As long as that
word is appropriate for the Bulgarian one.
The
problem stands in the standard. The
connoisseur as well as art buyer at exhibitions
are usually from the middle
class - professional
people in a democratic society. As professionals, they appreciate
professionalism. They are paid for professional level, and they pay for level
and quality. It is normal.
Without this broad public base with default shared values, there can not be a sharing of ideas and values, e.g. the market. (Take notes :)
My budget for the organization of the exposition of the
greatest contemporary Bulgarian artists is € 100,000 and another € 100,000 for online advertisement. That is the ceiling in Bulgaria. In Germany
that would be only the floor. For example, the tiny project of a Master of Arts in Hamburg Academy is
also € 100,000. They use as a starting base what I am fighting for now with the whole team of colleagues behind me. Otherwise
our cars are the same, and Kaufland prices are the same. It is just that they have a society to count on. A democratic one, I would add. The free
exchange of values is the foundation of that society.
With monthly income below € 3,000, you can not participate in
this level exchange, where the all the shareable ideas and values are,
and with them the benefits of civilization as well. You can only watch it on TV. That is your participation.
Why do you think their professors would tell them? If the professors were truly
successfully would they have changed their profession of free
artists and become teachers?
In other words - products and services that you
create are not worth € 3,000 per month, and that is why you are not able to exchange them. The decent
level of middle (for Bulgaria) class is € 1,000 per
month. Cultural
sector municipal officials earn perhaps € 500? With that money, the maximum that you can
afford are € 5-10 tickets per concert. And what is the fee you will pay
to the artist with these so-earned
money? Can you imagine what kind of
access has THIS artist to European exchange values,
with his € 300 per month, suffered money, moreover
subsidized by the budget and without which the garbage bins follow? With an income below € 1,000 a month, in Europe, functioning institutions of a
democratic society could not be formed and, and with them to be arisen and carried out this creative exchange exciting us.
I will further tell you about some practices – true jokes. Can you
imagine how the NGO looks like in the eyes of aging communist activist women?
Am I kidding? I'm not saying that they
are unnecessary
or made
without love. They have their audience. Yeah, but they have written over the
past 25 years culture budgets in the local municipality and thus have formed the basic cultural situation. Funding is mainly for maintenance of buildings
and for salaries. Artists count on enthusiasm. I do not mean budget - performers. I am not telling you that these are unworthy people, or unprepared or ill-intentioned. If only they were! Our professional standards simply do not exist on their life horizon. You do not believe me, I know – I do exaggerate. And have you ever heard of Bulgarian art, presented at an international art
exhibition by a budget
gallery? I do not mean the political activities of the Foreign Ministry, where the exhibition is part of
the record and background of a cocktail during the the contracts sign up :) This is what we have to overcome now. Because The One, distributing the talents is not checking your passport
nationality.
Cultural projects at this
consumer level are as the Azis Project. The poetic image that the
singer Vasko embodies is of a gypsy gay. A social
project
in the light of European integration.
Market-oriented, the project is an accurate evaluation of the mass values market and therefore it is successful
and from professional point of view even
flawless, thumbs up for Kiro! (the Producer). Top
of the show was his wish to present it in Bulgaria Hall. The
director of Bulgaria Hall resigned because of this insolence.
Dear colleague, this is not any insolence. This is the assessment of reality. This is the
most successful musical project in the country. Grammy Awards are awarded for the number of sold vinyl recordings, not for what
you and I think about music. Congratulations!
Now let’s get back to work. Exhibitions and success at
the global arena are on their way. It is just in
the other way that it will happen. As usual.
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