“Vasil Levski” Sunday schools in Athens, Navplio and Kalamata participate in the Ministry of Education and Science program – «The untold stories of the Bulgarians». The project provides an exciting opportunity for research and presentation of the wealth of Bulgarian art in Greece.
In our virtual trip in the world of art we focus on the creative work of prominent Bulgarian artists and their associates. Our steps follow the path of talented artist as Stoyan Donev and Hristina Kelidi-Donev, who combine fine arts and sculpture; Anatoli Georgiev and Vaggelis Kyris, who merge skillfully embroidery and photography; And Svetlin Vasilev, whose illustrations can be found in numerous books all over the world.
Students and teachers have the exclusive opportunity to research and present a study about the life and art career of these outstanding personalities.
The students of «Vasil Levski» 2nd Sunday school in Platania , Crete also take part in the program with a project study of Bulgarian sports dancing and gymnastics development in Greece through the creative work of Galena Velikova-Hayna and Lidia Peroulaki.
Galena Velikova is the founder of Galena’s Dance Academy and President of the Association for Study and Development of Dance Therapy in Greece as well as of Pan-Hellenic Dance Association and Deputy President of Pan-Hellenic Meitei Federation. She is also choreographer and coach of champions of Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria.
Lidia Peroulaki is an athlete with numerous awards and medals as well as a coach in rhythmic gymnastics in Greece and former student of the Bulgarian Sunday school in Hania.
The students have the opportunity to research Bulgarian presence in sports in Greece as a part of Bulgarian, Greek and world culture, as well as the development of sports gymnastics through the prism of modern life.
