Constantin Brancusi

9 Sep 2025

"Chasing Light" - Romanian Contemporary Art at Its Best

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London and the Faculty of Arts and Design at the West University of Timișoara cordially invite you to the Private View of Chasing Light, a grand-scale exhibition reuniting over 30 drawings, paintings, sculptures, design objects, photographs,

20 Feb 2025 - 5 Mar 2025

INFINITY. Brâncuși. UNESCO

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London marks the Constantin Brâncuși National Day with a celebration of the UNESCO listing of the Brâncuși Monumental Ensemble of Târgu Jiu. The event will see the opening of a photographic exhibition featuring rare archive images

29 Oct 2024

Of Stone and Steel. A Voyage into the World of Urbex

The Romanian Cultural Institute and the Romanian Embassy in London are delighted to invite you to the Private View of Her Royal Highness Princess Sophie of Romania's acclaimed photography exhibition Of Stone and Steel. A Voyage into the World of Urbex. The exhibition,

10 Jul 2024 - 20 Sep 2024

INNER LANDSCAPES. A solo painting exhibition by Bogdan Mihai Radu

The Romanian Cultural Institute invites you to the Private View of painter Bogdan Mihai Radu's stunning solo show Inner Landscapes. The exhibition showcases 20 impressive works inspired by nature and filtered by the artists' perceptions and feelings. These subjective

25 Jun 2024

arch-NEAGU. Paul Neagu & Architecture

The Romanian Embassy and the Romanian Cultural Institute in London, together with The Paul Neagu Estate (UK) cordially invite you to the Private View of an exhibition highlighting Paul Neagu’s incursions in architecture, which he based on some of his artistic concepts,

15 Aug 2024 - 15 May 2024

Brâncuși and Britain. Leading Curators Unpack Brâncuşi’s Legacy. Curatorial discussion between two leading curators of Brâncuşi’s work - Ariane Coulondre and Matthew Gale

Join us for an insightful conversation on Brâncuși's relationship with Britain and his ongoing influence upon modern sculpture. The Romanian Cultural Institutein London is thrilled to partner with Henry Moore Institutefor the Brâncuși season and support

21 Feb 2024 - 21 Feb 2024

Brâncuși Unpacked. His Grand Exhibitions - An illustrated talk on the life and masterpieces of Constantin Brâncuși

Join us to celebrate the patriarch of modern sculpture, Constantin Brâncuși! Hailed as one of the most influential sculptors of the 20th Century and a pioneer of modernism, Brâncuși’s work drew inspiration from Romanian folk art through Byzantine traditions as

18 Feb 2021

Ziua Brâncuși la ICR Londra

RCI London is celebrating the most influential Romanian artist, sculptor Constantin Brâncuși, on his birthday - 19 February, with two homage events: a filmed tour of Brâncuși’s permanent collection hosted by the Museum of Art in the city of Craiova, his “second birthplace

25 Jan 2021

Our team

Our Team:Aura Woodward - Directoraura. woodward@icr. roRaluca Cimpoiasu - Deputy directorraluca. cimpoiasu@icr. roAnabela Tansanu - Programmes coordinatoranabela. tansanu@icr. roRaluca Moisan -  Programmes coordinatorraluca. moisan@icr. ro  Venue The Institute is located

6 Oct 2020

“WHO IS ROMANIA” Series

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London will release the unique mini-series “Who is Romania”, to create visibility and awareness in Britain for extraordinary Romanian personalities and to promote Romania in an innovative manner. “Who is Romania” are 7 short engaging

19 Feb 2019 - 19 Feb 2019

Constantin Brâncuși, Celebrated by the Romanian Cultural Institute throughout 2019

On 19 February, his birthday, the Romanian Cultural Institute pays homage to legendary sculptor Constantin Brâncuși. Since 2015, when this date was declared Constantin Brâncuși Day, it has been a National Holiday in Romania. The Romanian Cultural Institute will

13 Jun 2018 - 26 Jun 2018

A Century of Romanian Architecture

“Architecture is inhabited sculpture. ” – Constantin BrâncușiWhat are the forms, highlights, influences and doctrines that have shaped Romanian architecture in the 20thcentury? Urbanist Radu Pervolovici (Meta Cultural Foundation, Bucharest) and Dr. Shona McArthur