Visual Arts

Photos: www. paulneaguhyphen. com'I never met Paul Neagu personally, had only the chance to see his home and studio in London weeks after he died in 2004. To see all these works from a lifetime, all together - finished sculptures mixed up with models,

   Talk in the Gallery Artists and Curators: Is there a difference between artists, with their special knowledge of working processes, and curators, with their special understanding of exhibitions, in creating a show? With: Marianne Eigenheer, artist and

Vlad Nanca studied Photography and Video at the National University of Arts in Bucharest. He has taken part in various solo and group exhibitions in Romania and abroad, such as: Dream of Bucharest, Stuttgart, 2007 (solo); Boulevard Renault 12, Bucharest,

In Praise of Shadows, organised by EUNIC London - a network of European Cultural Centres, with the support of the European Comission in London, marks the initial phasing-out of low-efficiency light bulbs. The project is curated by Jane Withers and includes

Authentic village artefacts from the Romanian Peasant Museum: carpets, pillows, tablecloths, linen, towels - all from the good room - in an exhibition that goes to the roots of Romanian traditions and culture. Romanians keep their treasures indoors. Having

Andreiana Mihail Gallery in Bucharest, with support from the Romanian Cultural Institute, presents the renowned Romanian artist duo Mona Vatamanu & Florin Tudor at the Frieze Art Fair 2009, the Frame section. Mona Vatamanu (b. 1968) and Florin Tudor

Carmen Dobre graduated in 2008 from the National University of Arts in Bucharest, Department of Photography and Video Art. Her primary field of research is the human body as a vehicle of social and cultural values in relationship with notions of geographic

Presenting work by fourteen international artists, across a range of media including sculpture, painting, film, video and performance, Transmission Interrupted looks at how contemporary artists disrupt prevailing forms of registering and representing the world.

        The Romanian Cultural Institute London, in partnership with Mihai Eminescu Trust (MET) and with the support of Spiro Ark organises an event highlighting Romania's rich Jewish cultural heritage: Synagogues of Romania, an exhibition of photographs

Marian Sava's exhibition is part of a series of projects celebrating Europe Day in London, organized by the Romanian Embassy in partnership with the Romanian Cultural Institute in London. The exhibition includes 12 marble and granite sculptures. The

David Sandor is a visual artist, graduated from the National University of Arts in Bucharest in 2002. Since then, he has been working as Art Director in advertising and design and has created a web based creative collective project called Fresh Drawings. During

(C) Photo CNAC/MNAM, Dist. RMNPhoto credits: Georges Meguerditchian, Jacques Faujour, Phillipe Migeat, Adam Rzepka. Constantin Brancusi the Photographer features a selection of 30 modern prints from the original photographs taken by the artist. At his death