Heritage increases the sense of identity and can bring money into the community. Education is needed in terms of its conservation and greatest visibility, leading to the proper restoration of historic buildings. The solutions that specialists see for Romanian localities […]
Original custom-made furniture, rare books, and archaeological and numismatic heritage objects are part of the collection of radiologist George Severeanu, the first director of the Bucharest Municipality Museum (MMB). Ancient Greek vases, clay statuettes, bronze and marble objects, Roman glassware, […]
Seventy art objects – paintings, sculptures and decorative art – were donated to the Bucharest Municipality Museum for the Bucharest Pinacoteca project by Banca Comercială Română. The works come from the bank’s own collections and bear the signatures of Romanian […]
Works signed by Francisco de Goya, Marc Chagall, Alberto Giacometti and Domenick Capobianco and other masters of international and Romanian graphic art are on display from August 1 at the Darvas-La Roche House in Oradea. The exhibition-event is organized by […]
Marconi Cinema in Bucharest, inaugurated in 1930 after being designed by architect Constantin Canănău, and left in a state of disrepair for decades, has a good chance to come back to life thanks to a rehabilitation campaign. ARCEN has announced […]
Ninety objects will be exhibited for the first time in the Oriental Art Gallery of the National Art Museum of Romania (MNAR), starting August. The institution has announced that from July 30 to August 1 both the Oriental Art Gallery […]
A 1999 oil on canvas work by Ștefan Câlția recorded the highest bid in “Summer in the City. Auction of Postwar and Contemporary Art,” organized by Artmark on July 10, which featured 186 lots. With an estimated value of €30,000 […]
Works by artists Yvonne Hasan (1925 – 2016) and Alma Redlinger (1924 – 2017) are on display at the Sector 1 Gallery at Combinatul Fondului Plastic from July 10 to August 23. “The Soft Geometry of Color/ Geometria moale a […]
Ovidiu Square, a popular place in Constanta, was named after the imposing statue representing the famous poet, the “singer of gentle loves”. Until 1947, it was known as Independence Square. Made in bronze by Ettore Ferrari in 1887, the statue […]
Four spaces in the Armenească – Batiște area host, for several weeks, the dissertations of six young artists. In the form of a circuit, the galleries Posibilă, Grotto, Pharmakon and NON art space collaborate and offer insight into emerging artistic […]
