Archaeologists discovered in January a woolly mammoth tusk in Săpoca, Buzău county. After the discovery was confirmed, the piece was taken to the Buzău County Museum for primary conservation and is being analyzed by researchers from the University of Bucharest.
A bust of General Giuseppe Garibaldi dominates the park in front of the former Floreasca Cinemascope and, when unveiled just over six decades ago, the street nearby was also given the same name. In 1961, officials from Sicily donated the work
An imposing monument at the intersection of Paris, Prague and Warsaw streets in Bucharest is dedicated to Mircea Zorileanu (1883-1919), a Romanian aviation pioneer who participated in the First World War. Made by sculptor Emil Ludovic Gové between 1930 and 1935,
A home is an intimate space where great dreams are born and memories are kept, and this is precisely why Bucharest's memorial houses attract visitors. People are interested in discovering how important cultural, scientific and political figures such as Tudor
Aurora Király's "Viewfinder #13" from her series of the same name, presented at Paris Photo in 2024, has been bought by the Museum of Modern Art in New York (MoMA). The announcement was made by Anca Poterașu Gallery and represents a
Brukenthal National Museum organizes in 2025 exhibitions and special events at its premises, including incursions into the graphic universe of Marcel Chirnoagă, Ion Țuculescu, but also solo shows Roman Tolici and Sibylle Bergemann, Romania's History in 100 Portraits and the
Alexander Dubček, a Slovak politician, known for his Prague Spring reform initiative, is one of the personalities whose busts are located in the Palace Hall Park in Bucharest. The bust of Alexander Dubček (1921 - 1992) was donated to the city
Târgu Mureș Fortress and the Palace of Culture are two of the most visited tourist attractions in the city. In addition to these buildings of great importance in the local history and culture, several museums in Târgu Mureș stand out
Giulia Mangione, photographer invited în the Doom Mood show at IsThisArtGallery?, recounts the course of her on-going project "The Fall", a photographic journey to the apocalypse in which she explores communities preparing for a catastrophic event. Doom Mood can be seen
"Doom Mood" addresses the deep and forced alienation of individuals from their environment and from their own everyday experience. Angelica Maria and Matilda Ardeleanu, through the curatorial concept, interrogate social presence and participation in an imminent collapse of capitalist society,