Visual Arts

Institutul Cultural Român Bruxelles şi Ambasada României în Regatul Belgiei continuă seria de manifestări dedicate Centenarului Primului Război Mondial, prin prezentarea expoziţiei itinerante Românii şi Marele Război la Primăria orașului Ath, din provincia Hainaut

„Artist uimitor. Prin lucrările sale, Ioan Nemțoi ne spune o poveste. O poveste despre patria sa, dulcea Bucovină, una dintre cele mai frumoase și binecuvântate regiuni din România, locul care a dat lumii mari personalități precum Mihai Eminescu, George Enescu

Între 7 și 12 septembrie 2018, publicul din Istanbul a avut ocazia de a admira o expoziție de artă populară maramureșană găzduită la sediul Institutului Cultural Român “Dimitrie Cantemir” din Istanbul. Evenimentul a fost organizat în parteneriat cu Primăria

We are delighted to announce that, due to popular demand, the 'Transylvania Florilegium' exhibition and book display have reopened in our gallery and will run throughout the whole months of July and August. Visiting hours: 10am - 5pm, Mon - Fri. Due to limited

We are delighted to be part of EUNIC London’s ‘Another Europe’, an engaging open-air photographic exhibition reflecting on aspects of culture that are slowly disappearing. The project brings together 28 photographers from each EU member state, including Romanian Oana

“Architecture is inhabited sculpture. ” – Constantin BrâncușiWhat are the forms, highlights, influences and doctrines that have shaped Romanian architecture in the 20thcentury? Urbanist Radu Pervolovici (Meta Cultural Foundation, Bucharest) and Dr. Shona McArthur

Institutul Cultural Român va fi gazda unei expoziţii aparte, în care autori din România şi din diaspora artistică expun lucrări şi exemplare de cărţi-obiect, cu implicarea semnificativă a studenţilor Universităţii Naţionale de Arte Bucureşti, departamentul

We are proud to support, for the third year in a row, Romania’s participation at Offprint London (18-20 May), one of Britain’s largest art publishing fairs, which brings together at Tate Modern artists and publishers from all over the globe. The Romanian display of art

Our Centenary Celebration of the making of Greater Romania (1918-2018) continues with an evocation of the heroism and dedication of women on and behind the Western and Romanian fronts of the First World War. BBC journalist Kate Adie and professors Lucy Noakes (Essex University),

As the Centenary Year 1918-2018, celebrating 100 years since the creation of Greater Romania, is about to commence, we look back at a century of visual arts triumphs through the greatest collection of Romanian masters ever to have been on display on the banks of the Thames.

Our third edition of the annual exhibition of Romanian talent living in the UK showcases the vibrancy and formal diversity of an ambitious creative tribe, represented by artists Alexandra Larion, Călina Lefter, Ana Maria Morar, Doina Mossand Adeline Timiş. Alexandra Larion

The ARTEC exhibition, set up by Transylvania Trust Foundation in conjunction with the Bánffy Castle in Romania, opens at the RCI London as part of a series of events highlighting the remarkable conservation and restoration efforts which, throughout time, have revealed the