Dumitru Gorzo, one of the most influential figures in contemporary art, was surprised at /SAC@ Malmaison while he was finishing one of the works in his “Construction Site” exhibition. Almost like a performance, but it wasn’t. Just something left to […]
One of the versions of Constantin Brancusi’s famous “Kiss”, installed 115 years ago on the grave of a mysterious Russian suicide bomber in the Montparnasse cemetery, then the subject of strange erotic fantasies, has been at the center of an […]
Conceived in the form of a visual narrative, outlining his artistic and human evolution through archival documents, photographs, photograms, film fragments and the artist’s maxims, presented in Romanian, French and English, the exhibition “Brâncuși concerns us all” is open at […]
The artistic duo Anca Benera – Arnold Estefán represent Romania at the Venice Art Biennale 2026, after the national competition for projects was not contested. The curators are Corina Oprea and Diana Marincu. On January 12 it was announced that […]
Five exhibitions investigating cultural memory, the dynamics of contemporary art, and the destiny of recovered artistic voices can be seen in the 2025 winter exhibition season at the National Museum of Contemporary Art (MNAC) in Bucharest. The exhibition program brings […]
First National Sculpture Exhibition, organized at the UAP Sibiu Gallery, brings together works by 23 professional artists, members of the Union of Visual Artists branches in Sibiu, Alba, Arad, and Vâlcea. Constantin Fîntînă, Cezar Stanciu, Dan Frăticiu, Călin Baciu, Ioan […]
A Dutch-inspired scene hides a story that will send shivers down the spine of even the least sensitive. Two women sewing in a kitchen (slightly neglected). A child plays with a cat. A gentle light shines in from the window. […]
Over the years, the paint layer on paintings hardens and loses its original elasticity. The support to which the canvas or wood to which the paint was applied is attached also “moves,” expanding and contracting and reacting to the environment. […]
Visual arts, by definition, require the gaze. The gaze of the viewer, once the work is completed, but also the gaze of the creator in action. Here are five artists affected by eye diseases who managed to overcome their disability […]
Over the centuries, many artists have handled, often unknowingly, extremely toxic products which, although not harmful to their own health, can sometimes pose a risk to museum visitors. Rembrandt used a layer of anti-mold lead, Damien Hirst “played” with gas […]
