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
The beach - bright, stormy, gloomy and blissful - has been popular with artists for centuries. Its beauty and melancholy have been rendered in different ways over the ages. Curatorial chose some of the most beautiful beaches painted by artists
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
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 and
Works from the different periods of Nicolae Tonitza's creative career preserved in the Brukenthal National Museum are part of an exhibition that can be seen during the regular visit. The museum's collection contains some of the works exhibited during the artist's
The Ovidiu Maitec retrospective, dedicated to one of the most innovative figures in post-war Romanian art, 100 years after his birth, can be seen at the Brukenthal National Museum in Sibiu. Gates as wings, perforated wood, thrones and containers as functional
Collage, fabric, slides, video and natural elements are combined in installations, large works, executed with attention to detail, which address themes such as memory, the status of the artist, absence and loss, the online environment. Made by the latest graduates from
Bucharest Pinacoteca, a long-discussed, sometimes forgotten project, is now on the verge of becoming a reality. In 2013, the General Council of Bucharest bought the Dacia-Romania Palace, and in 2019 it handed it over to the Bucharest Municipal Museum (MMB).
Bronze ammunition replicas of a small Cold War-era Russian nuclear bomb make up a sculptural installation entitled 'Archaeology of Absence'. The ten bronze and aluminium sculptures by Larissa Sansour are on display alongside photographs at the Art Encounters Biennale in