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An official report on a charity event organised by the Embassy of Ukraine in Belgium in cooperation with UNITED24. Alongside fundraising for the reconstruction of Ukrainian schools and the VR project “Living The War,” Bolharova’s “The Stone Embroideries of Nova Kakhovka in Textiles” was presented to draw international attention to the preservation of Ukraine’s cultural heritage.

A report on Bolharova’s Paris exhibition at the Ukrainian Cultural Centre, part of the Embassy of Ukraine in France. The article follows the project’s journey to Paris, the practical challenges of presenting it abroad, and its purpose of drawing international attention to the endangered cultural heritage of Nova Kakhovka.

A French cultural listing for Bolharova’s solo exhibition at the Ukrainian Cultural Centre in Paris. L’Officiel des spectacles introduces the history of Nova Kakhovka’s architectural ornaments, Bolharova’s multidisciplinary practice and her textile project as a way of preserving and giving new life to endangered Ukrainian cultural heritage.

A television report on Bolharova’s exhibition at the Elena Karamihaylova Art Gallery in Shumen, Bulgaria. Featuring footage of the textile panels and the artist’s own words, the report explores the preservation of Nova Kakhovka’s endangered architectural heritage and the role of art in keeping its memory alive.

A report from the opening of Bolharova’s exhibition at Spolkový dům in Kutná Hora, Czech Republic. Presented in connection with the second anniversary of russia’s full-scale invasion, the exhibition brought Nova Kakhovka’s endangered architectural ornaments into textile while placing the project within a broader effort to preserve and share Ukrainian cultural heritage abroad.

A Bulgarian News Agency report on the Varna presentation of Bolharova’s “The stone embroideries of Nova Kakhovka in textiles” project. Opened at the Pencho Slaveykov Regional Library by Ukraine’s ambassador to Bulgaria, the exhibition marked the next stop in the project’s journey across the country.

An official report from the Municipality of Varna on the opening of Bolharova’s exhibition at the Pencho Slaveykov Regional Library. Attended by Ukraine’s ambassador to Bulgaria and Varna’s deputy mayor for culture, the exhibition presented textile reconstructions of architectural ornaments from Nova Kakhovka, many of whose original buildings have since been destroyed.

A preview of Bolharova’s “The stone embroideries of Nova Kakhovka in textiles” exhibition at the Pencho Slaveykov Regional Library in Varna. The article introduces the architectural origins of the ornaments, their endangered status, and the textile project’s aim to draw attention to the preservation of Ukrainian cultural heritage.

A Polish report on the first Sofia exhibition of Bolharova’s “The stone embroideries of Nova Kakhovka in textiles” project. Presenting twelve textile panels alongside photographs of the original architectural ornaments, the exhibition introduced this threatened part of southern Ukraine’s visual heritage to an international audience.