Events

After its succesful debut in London, in 2008, this year What's Art Doc? Festival goes to Glasgow. The Festival offers an eclectic panorama of European documentaries - profiling painters, musicians, dancers, singers and other artists, or their collaborators,

Following his exhibitions at Modern Art Oxford (MAO) and Arnolfini Bristol in 2008, Mircea Cantor's exhibition at Camden Arts Centre is the last stage of the New Commissions series initiated by MAO, with support from the Romanian Cultural Institute in London.

The Grand Finale of the Poetry pRO UK Tour will take place at the Romanian Cultural Institute on the 2nd of April 2009. Poetry pRO is a translation collaboration project launched by poetry p f and Prof. Dr. Lidia Vianu of the University of Bucharest. The

      The Romanian Cultural Institute has invited young emerging Romanian musicians studying in London to give a concert within the Enescu Society Concert series. The young musicians are students at the Royal Academy of Music and at the Guildhall School

ULU | contemporary art is an exhibition that imagines the framework for a new contemporary art institution in Iasi, the second largest city in Romania. The project is part of the Friends of the Divided Mind exhibition organised by the graduating students of MA

Perspectives on Romanian tourism given by the Romanian Ambassador in London, Dr. Ion Jinga and representatives of the Department of Hospitality, Leisure and Tourism Management at Oxford Brookes University, who have undertaken various tourism projects in Romania.

        The Enescu Society has invited the renowned Romanian Pro Arte Trio to give a concert at the Romanian Cultural Institute. They will perfom The Piano Trio by Enescu, along with Trio in A major by Haydn and Trio op 97 'Archduke' in B major by

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London is happy to join the partnership team who supports the participation of the Romanian designer Rozalb de Mura within On|Off fashion showcase. Rozalb de Mura presents his new 'Powder Cadillac 1B-2140 & Desert

      Celebrated violist Yuko Inoue and pianist Kathron Sturrock team up for a recital in the established Enescu Society concert series. Programme: Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750) Viola da Gamba Sonata No. 2 in D major I. Adagio II. Allegro III.

Acclaimed Romanian artist Victor Man presents recent and new work at the Ikon Gallery Birmingham on Eastern Europe's traditions, myths and recent history. Richly evocative, dark in both palette and imagery, Man's works signify an alternative world

One could only fear entering a festival competition featuring a Romanian short film lately. Four years after the winning double bill in Berlin and Cannes (with Coffee and Cigarettes and Traffic), history has been repeating itself in 2008, with A Good Day for a Swim and

One of the Bodleian Library's most precious acquisitions, the Gospel Manuscript (Tetraevangheliar) was written and illuminated in 1429 in the Romanian Monastery of Neamt by monk Gavril Uric. Experts R. Cleminson and L. Demény state that it was brought