The Price of Love
Sarieva/Gallery•Oct 15, 2026 — Nov 15, 2026
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Sarieva/Gallery is pleased to present the solo exhibition The Price of Love by Stefan Nikolaev, on view from October 15 to November 15 2026 at the gallery’s space at DOT Sofia.
The exhibition will also host the first presentation of the newly published, comprehensive trilingual monograph Stefan Nikolaev: Monographie de référence | Reference Monograph, dedicated to the artist’s practice and published in French, English and Bulgarian. It features essays and interviews by Christine Macel, Rose Vidal and Hans-Ulrich Obrist – curators and writers with prominent roles in the international contemporary art scene – alongside contributions by Svetlana Kuyumdzhieva, an established Bulgarian curator and art critic. Their critical perspectives situate Nikolaev’s work within a broad cultural and institutional context.*
The Price of Love continues the collaboration between Stefan Nikolaev and the gallery, which began thirteen years ago. It brings together new works not previously shown to Bulgarian…
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The Price of Love
Sarieva/Gallery•Oct 15, 2026 — Nov 15, 2026
Press Release
Sarieva/Gallery is pleased to present the solo exhibition The Price of Love by Stefan Nikolaev, on view from October 15 to November 15 2026 at the gallery’s space at DOT Sofia.
The exhibition will also host the first presentation of the newly published, comprehensive trilingual monograph Stefan Nikolaev: Monographie de référence | Reference Monograph, dedicated to the artist’s practice and published in French, English and Bulgarian. It features essays and interviews by Christine Macel, Rose Vidal and Hans-Ulrich Obrist – curators and writers with prominent roles in the international contemporary art scene – alongside contributions by Svetlana Kuyumdzhieva, an established Bulgarian curator and art critic. Their critical perspectives situate Nikolaev’s work within a broad cultural and institutional context.*
The Price of Love continues the collaboration between Stefan Nikolaev and the gallery, which began thirteen years ago. It brings together new works not previously shown to Bulgarian…









































































