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Eugen Raportoru, one of the most important Romanian painters of his generation, is having his second solo show at RCI London showcasing and celebrating the rich culture of Roma ethnic transnational communities. On the Road – with a literary reference to J. Kerouac’s

Internationally acclaimed Luiza Borac, a pianist of “subtle but absolute mastery” (BBC Music Magazine), returns to the British capital for a series of musical treats dedicated to the 200th anniversary of Clara Schumann's birth. The two recitals will take the audience

Internationally acclaimed Luiza Borac, a pianist of “subtle but absolute mastery” (BBC Music Magazine), returns to the British capital for a series of musical treats dedicated to the 200th anniversary of Clara Schumann's birth. The two recitals will take the audience

Described by Classical Piano as 'reminding of nothing less than great Martha Argerich as she took the audience by storm', internationally acclaimed Romanian pianist Luiza Borac is back in London for a series of musical treats. She will be performing

Romanian artists Florin Flueraş and Alina Popa take part inCurrency, London's newest dance festival, a common initiative of The Place, Crying Out Loud, EUNIC London and EU Commission Representation in London. Expect shows that defy convention and studio collaborations

The May recital of the Enescu Concert Series features Luiza Borac, winner of the coveted BBC Award 2007 for the best instrumental CD of the year. Luiza has gained international recognition through her dazzling stage presence, her passionate interpretations and

Romania 1961, 72 min, no dialogue. Director Ion Popescu-Gopo | Screenplay Ion Popescu-Gopo | Camera Stefan Horvath | Music Dumitru Capoianu | Production Filmstudio Bucuresti Cast: Iurie Darie, Emil Botta, Haralambie Boros, Ovid Teodorescu, Geo Saizescu, Tudorel Popa,

The Institute for the Investigation of Communist Crimes and for the Memory of Romanian Exile, UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies, with the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute in London will organize the launching event of the first issue of the

The young & talented musician Karim Said, who won the first Enescu scholarship for 2009-2010, will give a piano recital in the established concert series of the Enescu Society. Programme: Bach - French Suite No. 5 in G major Beethoven - Sonata op. 110 in Ab major

The Enescu Society in London has invited young and talented Romanian musicians to give a recital in this established concert series: Marciana Buta (violin), Lucia Marica (violin), Mihai Cocea (viola), Andrei Simion (cello), Alexandra Dariescu (piano) and Florian Mitrea

Screening UK Premiere of the film Dacia 1300. My Generation by Stefan Constantinescu, 62', 2003 One of the most important symbols of communist Romania under Ceausescu was Dacia 1300, a car which everyone wished to own, a symbol of the working class'

2009 is a jubilee year both for Romania and Europe. Twenty years have passed since the dictator Ceausescu was deposed and the Iron Curtain fell. The Golden Age for Children is an exhibition that focuses on these two major political events and the story