Malmaison, a French-inspired building named in honor of Napoleon III, which served for decades as barracks for cavalry troops, then

/SAC Berthelot has been transformed into a labyrinth filled with things we may need someday. Nothing has been lost; everything

The most important private collection of Romanian art from the period 1970–1990 is the one assembled by Dr. Sorin Costina,

In an interview with Curatorial, Lea Rasovszky discusses her most recent artistic project, which emerged from a new encounter with

“Celebrating The Met—Highlights from The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Donation to the Textile Museum” is on view at the National

Luiz Stockler, a Brazilian-Welsh illustrator, animation director, and author, speaks in an interview with Curatorial about how he maintains his

“Wild Delta/ Delta Salbatica,” the first major Romanian documentary dedicated to the Danube Delta, is a story told from the

With more than 700 works gathered over the course of three decades, the PNSA (Popovici Nițu Stoica and Associates) collection

Sculptures depicting the female form in its most expressive ways can be found among Florian Lazăr Alexie’s works exhibited under

One of Romania's best-selling emerging artists is looking for the perfect spot for his spectacular series of paintings dedicated to

Cristian Mungiu is presenting at the new Art Safari photographs that he took while researching his feature film “Fjord,” which

American artist Catherine Webb, a Yale University graduate with majors in Painting and Environmental Justice, spent a month in Romania

“Nicolae Stoica—The Last Great Interwar Artist,” an exhibition that opened on August 12 at the National Museum of Bukovina, marks

The fifth edition of the Artown Now urban art festival in Ploiești will bring together, from September 18 to October

Two hundred works of art from institutions and museums across the country, as well as from private collections, are featured

American artist Catherine Webb is presenting her latest works at the headquarters of the Foundation for Art, Nature, and Society

“Flowering Branches and Landscape,” an oil on canvas signed by Queen Maria of Romania and dated 1906, fetched the highest

“Picasso en visite” is the first exhibition held at the Art Encounters Foundation’s new venue. It opens in September and

The National Museum of the Romanian Peasant will once again be open to visitors in its entirety starting June 28,

Lia Perjovschi, a renowned international visual artist, speaks in an interview with Curatorial about experimentation, turning points in her artistic

“Just Out of Reach,” Emma Păvăloaia’s second solo exhibition at IOMO Gallery, runs from June 18 to July 31. “The exhibition

French painter Bernard Frize, the protagonist of an unprecedented exhibition in Eastern Europe, hosted by MARe/ Museum of Recent Art

MoBU, an art fair like a festival, as the director Demetra Arapu characterizes it, takes place this year from June

American artist Alejandra Moros considers physicality to be of enduring importance. In an interview with Curatorial, she talks about her

Samy Briss seems to have always been juggling in shades of gold, blue and the shapes of winged birds and

Actress Nicole Kidman visited Constantin Brâncuși's sculpture ”Danaïde/ Danaida”, which will be auctioned on May 18 at Christie's New York,

The 2026 Decorative Arts Exhibition, conceived as a reflection on the idea of the extended school, explores relationships of mentorship,

Australian artist Billy Gibney is participating in the group exhibition “In the Body Lies the Truth” at the IOMO Gallery,

On Wednesday, 6 May 2026, the residence of the British Ambassador in Bucharest became a space devoted to the pursuit

"Allegory of Painting", oil on wood by Karl Gussow, dated 1895, is on display until the end of June in

Dan Perjovschi, one of the most titled Romanian visual artists, with hundreds of projects realized in the country and abroad,

Dumitru Gorzo, one of the most influential figures in contemporary art, was surprised at /SAC@ Malmaison while he was finishing

Catinca Tabacaru, gallerist and co-founder of RAD Art Fair, talks in an interview with Curatorial about how the art fair

The official selection for the 79th Cannes Film Festival, scheduled to take place from May 12 to 23, has been

Curators Alex Radu and Charles Moore sign, after "Wet Snow" in the fall of 2025, a new large group exhibition

AnnArt Gallery opened its new exhibition space with “Wild at Heart and Weird on Top,” a group exhibition featuring 12

Lia Perjovschi and Dan Perjovschi, visual artists with four decades of activity in the public space, in engaged art, present

Textile art, painting and small-scale installations on subjects such as consumer culture, marriage and nuclear tests are brought together in

The Catalan artist Joan Miró (1893 - 1983) insisted in the 1970s that he was not a modernist old master,

Pavel Brăila, the artist representing the Republic of Moldova in its first participation in the Venice Art Biennale, talks in

"Sea Sisters. Stories by the Sea" presents emerging and established artists at the Art Galleries in Constanta, inaugurating the recently

An exhibition with works by Ángeles Agrela, Æmen Ededéen, Adrian Ghenie, Cathrin Hoffmann, Sea Hyun Lee, Jessie Makinson, Cristina de

A sapphire and diamond ring given by Constantin Brâncuși to the singer Maria Tănase, a plaster bas-relief mounted on wood

This year's Berlin Film Festival, which took place from February 12 to 22, has announced its winners, including Romanian productions

One of the versions of Constantin Brancusi's famous "Kiss", installed 115 years ago on the grave of a mysterious Russian

It is important not to forget the rural reality, not to despise it and to present it as honestly as

More than 100,000 tickets were sold in 2025 at the museums from Brukenthal NM in Sibiu, according to a response

Vlad Nancă, the artist who was part of the project team that represented Romania at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025,

Conceived in the form of a visual narrative, outlining his artistic and human evolution through archival documents, photographs, photograms, film

"The Danube, the river that shaped a world. Roman Territories between the Iron Gates and the Black Sea" can be

Bernard Blistène, curator and honorary director of the National Museum of Modern Art - Centre Pompidou Paris, talks in a

Several dozens of drawing works are presented under the title "Aman - Line, dot. Theodor Aman - draughtsman", until the

The Brukenthal Palace, which houses the Brukenthal National Museum, reopens to the public on February 4, after cleaning and conservation

Doina Lemny, art historian, curator and expert on the work of Constantin Brancuși, talks in a curatorial interview about Constantin

Apuseni Mountains impose a certain visual rhythm, nature dictating not only how the image looks, but also how the movie

The art fair organized by RAD - Romanian Art Dealers, which represents some of the most relevant contemporary art galleries

"In the Rhythm of the World", the most comprehensive retrospective dedicated to the work of Romanian artist Ștefan Bertalan (1930

The project "Black Seas - Scores for the Sonic Eye" by artists Anca Benera and Arnold Estefán, representing Romania at

El Greco, Constantin Brancusi and masterpieces from Romanian museums, drawings by political prisoners and old maps are among the subjects

The artistic duo Anca Benera - Arnold Estefán represent Romania at the Venice Art Biennale 2026, after the national competition

"Bonny Kilmeny" (1890 - 1910) is the only painting in the Romanian patrimony signed by the Scottish painter Robert Hope

Thom Oosterhof is guest curator of IOMO Gallery's art program in 2026, involved in several key projects. Oosterhof is an independent

The Iasi Art Museum, hosted by the Palace of Culture and part of the National Museum Complex Moldova, recorded 65,663

The European Museum Forum (EMF) has announced the nominees for the European Museum of the Year Award 2026 (EMYA2026). Thirty-five

Corneliu Vasilescu (1934, Bârlad - 2023, Alba Iulia) has brought together more than one hundred easel paintings and graphic works

Raphael, Zurbarán and Sergel are Old Masters to be seen this year in exhibitions in Stockholm, New York, Paris, Chicago

The exhibition "Bucharest: maps on the move", which depicts the history of the ever-changing capital, is presented by the Bucharest

The largest retrospective of Constantin Brâncuși's work in Germany is being organized this year in Berlin by the Prussian Cultural

Eight of the most exciting art exhibitions organized in Europe in 2026 center on names like Paul Cézanne at the

An exhibition of works by Michelangelo (1475-1564) and Auguste Rodin (1840-1917), sculptures, sketches and drawings, will occupy the Napoleon Room

New York, Sydney, Venice and Gwangju are the main destinations for art biennales in 2026. Starting in March, the events

The Virtual Museum of Art under Communism (Muzeul Virtual al Artei sub Comunism) has been launched by the Art Museum

Films about the art world released in 2025, in cinemas or on streaming platforms, explore successful partnerships and collaborations in

Gregory Lang, co-curator of Dumitru Gorzo's exhibition "Vrea cineva să fie eu?" at MARe/ Museum of Recent Art in Bucharest,

Romanian artists are included in the inaugural exhibition of the Taichung Art Museum (Taichung Green Museumbrary, Taiwan), one of the

Twenty artists and groups of artists are brought together in the multimedia exhibition "Here we see jazz", opened on the

Five exhibitions investigating cultural memory, the dynamics of contemporary art, and the destiny of recovered artistic voices can be seen

Bucharest Biennial of Stage Design, which returned to the cultural scene last fall after a three-decade hiatus, will take place

Brukenthal National Museum in Sibiu is in talks with the National Gallery London regarding the loan of Jan van Eyck's

Thirteen emerging Romanian artists are representing Romania at the ninth edition of BASE, one of Turkey's most important contemporary art

One hundred years since the birth of artist Marin Petre Constantin are marked at Suțu Palace with an exhibition presenting

A stroll through the design and interior decoration district in London's sophisticated Chelsea neighborhood can reveal unexpected surprises. Among the

First National Sculpture Exhibition, organized at the UAP Sibiu Gallery, brings together works by 23 professional artists, members of the

Works from the 1980s by artist Marilena Preda Sânc, some of which have never been exhibited publicly before, are on

Careful, experimental use of one's own wardrobe, an emphasis on quality, and conscious purchasing that leads to an emotional connection

The most important retrospective of artist Dan Perjovschi will transform the former tram depot in Timișoara, now the Corneliu Miklosi

The renovation works on the Dacia-Romania Palace, which will house the Bucharest Art Gallery, will begin after the contractor has

A Dutch-inspired scene hides a story that will send shivers down the spine of even the least sensitive. Two women sewing

Over the years, the paint layer on paintings hardens and loses its original elasticity. The support to which the canvas

Visual arts, by definition, require the gaze. The gaze of the viewer, once the work is completed, but also the

Heritage increases the sense of identity and can bring money into the community. Education is needed in terms of its

Original custom-made furniture, rare books, and archaeological and numismatic heritage objects are part of the collection of radiologist George Severeanu,

Over the centuries, many artists have handled, often unknowingly, extremely toxic products which, although not harmful to their own health,

Romanian Order of Architects (OAR) has announced a competition to choose a curatorial project for the Museum of Architecture, and

Seventy art objects - paintings, sculptures and decorative art - were donated to the Bucharest Municipality Museum for the Bucharest

The beach - bright, stormy, gloomy and blissful - has been popular with artists for centuries. Its beauty and melancholy

Works signed by Francisco de Goya, Marc Chagall, Alberto Giacometti and Domenick Capobianco and other masters of international and Romanian

Murals, installations and street interventions created by eight artists from Romania and the Republic of Moldova are presented at some

Marconi Cinema in Bucharest, inaugurated in 1930 after being designed by architect Constantin Canănău, and left in a state of