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Poetesse extraordinaire, masterful translator of Shakespeare, Molière and Bertolt Brecht, utopia lover, famous for declaring that her motherland has always been the Romanian Language, Nina Cassian (1924-2014) spent the last 30 years of her life in an, at the beginning,

Join us at the Romanian Cultural Institute for a memorable encounter with HRH Crown Princess Margareta of Romania, one of the most revered leaders of the Romanian civic society and daughter of His Majesty King Michael I of Romania. The address will discuss the role of monarchy

We regret to inform you that the London visit of HRH Crown Princess Margareta of Romania will not take place due to the illness of His Majesty King Michael I. Consequently, both the participation of HRH Crown Princess Margareta at the Southbank Centre's Women of the

City Skills for Life calls in a team of architects, designers and video artists whose work celebrates the paradoxical nature of Bucharest: a welcoming urban chaos which moves forward as (un)planned. The individual projects document the psychological contract between

This year's edition of The Edinburgh International Film Festival will showcase two of the award-winning Romanian films: Police, Adjective (directed by Corneliu Porumboiu) and If I want to whistle, I whistle (directed by Florin Serban). Police, Adjective (Romanian:

The Romanian Cultural Institute is happy to host and join the partnership event supported by The Austrian Cultural Forum, The Embassy of Austria and The Embassy of Romania: lecture & book launch by dr Lisa Fischer about Sibiu's cultural heritage leading

The Romanian Cultural Institute supported London Festival of Europe opens with a lecture by celebrated sociologist and philosopher Zygmunt Bauman. He will consider the values that form part of the European ideal, and argue that, however well or badly

Romanian sociologist Calin Cotoi will look at the European dialectic of rationality and identity and the way in which it structures the geo-cultural model of new Europe. One of the most persistent assumption of modernity is that the disenchanted societies

      Attic Arts is a residency programme at the Romanian Cultural Institute in London offering time (up to 2 months) and space (the bohemian attic room of the Institute) for Romanian artists from various humanist fields to work in a major urban centre

        Attic Arts is a residency programme at the Romanian Cultural Institute in London offering time (up to 2 months) and space (the bohemian attic room of the Institute) for Romanian artists from various humanist fields to work in a major urban centre

        Attic Arts is a residency programme at the Romanian Cultural Institute in London offering time (2 months) and space (the bohemian attic room of the Institute) for Romanian artists to work in a major urban centre that provides a distinctive

Attic Arts is a residency programme at the Romanian Cultural Institute in London offering time (2 months) and space (the cosy studio of the Institute) for Romanian artists to work in a major urban centre that provides a distinctive mix of cultures, of ethnic communities,