Brancuși

15 Jul 2026 - 15 Jul 2026

From Sculpture to Sound: New Music Inspired by Constantin Brâncuși

Five world premieres at the London Philharmonic Orchestra’s Debut Sounds“Simplicity is not an objective in art, but one achieves simplicity despite one's self by entering into the real sense of things. ” – Constantin BrâncușiIn 2026, marking 150 years

5 Jun 2026 - 5 Jun 2026

Running Man: A Retrospective of Daniel Bălănescu's Artistic Practice

Our Constantin Brâncuși Gallery will host a retrospective long in the making: Running Man by Daniel Bălănescu, acclaimed multidisciplinary, socially engaged contemporary British-Romanian artist. This comprehensive exhibition, comprising around 20 works, will be presented

21 May 2026 - 29 May 2026

Royal Portraits in Hats – Exhibition & Pop-up Showroom

Explore the reimagining of royal portraiture through contemporary hat design The Romanian Cultural Institute in London presents Royal Portraits in Hats, an exhibition presented as a pop-up show by NITA SAO (Ana Istodorescu), unfolding across the entrance hall and

13 Mar 2026 - 30 Apr 2026

Orchids of Romania at the Prestigious RHS Orchid Show and RCI London

A showcase of Romania's diverse orchid flora at the Royal Horticultural Society's Orchid Show The Romanian Cultural Institute in London continues its celebration of Romania’s extraordinary natural heritage with a landmark project dedicated to the work of

19 Mar 2026 - 19 Mar 2026

Brâncuși 150: Brâncuși as Photographer – A Conversation

In 2026, marking 150 years since the birth of Constantin Brâncuși, a founding figure of modern sculpture, the Romanian Cultural Institute in London dedicates a special season of events to his life and work. The third event in the Brâncuși 150 series is organised in collaboration

6 Mar 2026 - 6 Mar 2026

Brâncuși's Monumental Ensemble & the Women Who Commissioned It

A celebration of International Women's DayIn 2026, marking 150 years since the birth of Constantin Brâncuși, a founding figure of modern sculpture, the Romanian Cultural Institute in London dedicates a special season of events to his life and work. The second event

20 Feb 2026 - 20 Feb 2026

An Immersive Multidisciplinary Tribute to Brâncuși

An event organised to celebrate Constantin Brâncuși Day. Part of Brâncuși 150 Season at RCI London In 2026, marking 150 years since the birth of Constantin Brâncuși, universally regarded as the patriarch of modern sculpture, the Romanian Cultural Institute in

18 Sep 2025 - 21 Sep 2025

A Diverse Programme at the RCI for Open House Festival 2025

Discover some of the finest Romanian art, design, and music while exploring the history of a fantastic building! Marking 14 years since our first participation in Open House London, a city-wide celebration of the British capital's architecture and

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,

22 Oct 2024 - 26 Oct 2024

“Beyond Limits”: A Celebration of Paralympic Excellence

“Every step forward will bring you closer to the final victory. ” – Alexandru Bologa We are thrilled to invite you to the Private View of “Beyond Limits”, a solo photographic exhibition by London-based Romanian photographer Alexandru Radu Popescu. Dedicated