Hristo Haralampiev

Biography:

Born: 1953 in Sofia.

Education: 1979 – Sculpture at the National Art Academy – Sofia, in the class of prof. Velichko Minekov

Selected solo exhibitions:

Gallery „Krida Art“, Sofia
Gallery „Makta“, Sofia
Gallery „Irida“, Sofia
Gallery „Cyklops“, Sofia
Gallery „Galeros“, Sofia
Gallery „Tedy“, Varna
Gallery „Atrium“, Turkey
Gallery „Renaissance“, Plovdiv and also at galleries at Aachen, Munich (Germany), Brno (Czech Republic), ect.
Gallery „Ikar“, Sofia
Gallery of the Union of Bulgarian Artists, 6 Shipka str.
Gallery „Altera”, Sofia

Selected group exhibitions:

Since 1979  has participated in many exhibitions and sculpture symposiums in Bulgaria and abroad
1979 – Sculpure symposium, Burgas, Bulgaria
1980 – Sculpure symposium, Oronsko, Poland
1987 – Biennial of Small Sculpture, Poznan, Poland
1989 – Triennial of Small Sculpture, Budapest, Hungary
2004 – Exhibition „The Dialogue of genarations”, gallery “Dechko Uzunov”, Sofia

Awards:

1979 – Award of International Sculpure symposium, Burgas, Bulgaria
1987 – Medal from  Biennial of Small Sculpture, Poznan, Poland
1988 – Award for sculpture from National exhibition, Montana
1996 – Award for relief from National Sculpture exhibition, Sofia
2000 – Award of Ministry of Culture for contribution in development of bilgarian culture
2003 – Award “The Golden feather”, gallery  “Makta” and Radio FM Classic
2005 – The Annual Award of gallery „Ikar“
2005 – “The Golden Staves” of Union of Bulgarian Composers for work on music themes

Hristo Haralampiev creates small and monumental sculpture, works also in the field of drawing. Since 1983 he has teached at the University of Architecture, Construction and Geodesy, Sofia, and from 2000 he is a professor at the department „Drawing and Moulding“ of the same university.

Hristo Haralampiev is the president of the Union of Bulgarian Artists between 1999 – 2004.

Works of Hristo Haralampiev are possessed by Bulgarian National Gallery,   Sofia City Gallery, Association “Art Dialogue”, France, Аtelier-gallery “Svetlin Roussev”, art gallerie in the country, and by private collections in Bulgaria, France, Germany, Belgium, Turkey, USA, Canada, Poland, South Korea, etc.