Nato

Romanian Language, Culture and Civilization Courses, Braşov, July 12th – August 2nd, 2009 Learn Romanian in Romania! The Romanian Cultural Institute organizes Romanian language, culture and civilization courses in the 12th century citadel of Braşov. A multicultural

Learn Romanian in Romania! The Romanian Cultural Institute organizes Romanian language, culture and civilization courses in the 12th century citadel of Braşov. A multicultural environment, Braşov (Corona, Kronstradt, Brassó) was renowned not only as an important medieval

Titu Maiorescu Romanian Cultural Institute in Berlin  in cooperation with  Arbor Mundi. Institute for Advanced Study in Intercultural Humanism, Bochum and Moldova-Institut, Universität Leipzig Germany and Romania: Academic, Cultural, and Ideological Transfers

Romanian Cultural Institute, in partnership with British Council, Goethe-Institut, Italian Culture Institute, Cervantes Institute, Hungarian Cultural Institute, Polish Institute, Valogne-Bruxelles Delegation, the Czech Centre and the French Institute organise, on the 27th

The address for submitting the documents: Institutul Cultural Român, Aleea Alexandru nr. 38, sector 1, Bucureşti 011 824, RomaniaContact: Cătălin Rogojinaru, e-mail: catalin. rogojinaru@icr. ro___________ General Regulation – Scholarships and Residences – 2018 GENERAL

SUMMARYBukovina - HISTORICAL AND SOCIAL PROCESSESMarin Gherman,The Problem of Solutions: Suggestions and Failures. PressMonitoring (June 1 - August 15, 2015)Marian Olaru, Aspects Concerning the History of Bukovinaduring the WW1Aurelian Lavric, The Emerging Problem of

“In his early work Bulacu would use motifs that were intentionally figurative through their exploration of domestic intimacies, albeit more unsettling than the bathrooms of the pop artist Tom Wesselman; then, as if in a museum, he switched to armouries, visited mythical-cultural

Bilingual edition (Romanian-English) Texts by: Ruxandra Balaci, Magda Cârneci, Maria Magdalena Crişan, Călin Dan, Liviana Dan, Mihai Drişcu, Adrian Guţă, Oliv Mircea, Mihaela Miroiu, Olivia Niţiş, Marilena Preda Sânc, Radu Procopovici, Alexandra Titu, Josep Valles

Texte inedite de Ştefan Bertalan, Florin Mitroi şi Ion Grigorescu, cu o cronologie de Carola Chişiu Traducere în limba engleză: Mirela Bowen-Hunt Fotografii: Viorel Grigore, Sebastian Bertalan, Ion Grigorescu Concepţie grafică: Anca Adina Cojocaru, Victor Bartiş

Editorial project coordinators: Irina Ionescu, Ovidiu Dajbog-Miron, Raluca Doroftei Edition: 2009 Translation into English: Alistair Ian Blyth, Daniela Oancea şi Brînduşa Ciugudean The Directorate General for Romanian Cultural Institutes Abroad (DGRCIA) has launched

see Gallery The Story of the Pig is one of Ion Creanga's loveliest stories. The story of the pig in contemporary Romanian art is, in its turn, one of the most exciting. The image of the pig in current art ranks, unexpectedly, among the most significant and consistent

see Gallery The cultural and historical essence, identity and creative source of a nation all reside in its cultural heritage. It therefore has considerable historical, aesthetic, sociological and scientific value, and should be protected by society through laws, institutions