The renovation works on the Dacia-Romania Palace, which will house the Bucharest Art Gallery, will begin after the contractor has been appointed, with the procurement procedure currently underway, and will cost more than 104 million lei, according to details provided
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, ancient
Romanian Order of Architects (OAR) has announced a competition to choose a curatorial project for the Museum of Architecture, and submissions are expected by October 31, 2025. The call is for innovative and visionary teams for a four-year curatorial program that
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 that
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
Sixteen giant statues will be re-erected on Notre Dame's spire as part of the latest stage of the cathedral's €700m (£600m) reconstruction after the devastating fire in 2019. The copper-plated figures, each weighing nearly 150 kg, escaped the flames because they
“Chronicle of the Announced Collapse” is the exhibition of Vlad Dragne hosted by Galeria Posibilă from June 26 to August 2. Alienation, the passage of time and the loss of memory are the favorite themes of the young artist, winner of
Innovation in public transport, housing construction and seismic impact mitigation is facilitating the transition of cities towards inclusive and sustainable industrialization. The fifth episode of the ‘Romania Unfolds’ documentary series highlights concrete examples of how technological progress contributes to the
Photographs by Wolfgang Tillmans over the past thirty-five years of young Germans, still lifes and protests are on display in the vast library of the Centre Pompidou from 13 June to 22 September 2025. The exhibition is not conceived as a