Events

I really like to run experiments. Instigating ideas and collecting projects. The Invisible Transfer of Signals is a sort of experiment in so many ways: a stimulating collection of guests and performances that yields a marvelous spectrum of insights in visual

Photo by John StarkThe Romanian Cultural Institute in London will continue the concert series Young Romanian musicians in London, hosted in previous years by St Martin-in-the-Fields. The series promotes the outstanding musical abilities of young Romanian

ARES is an artist run performance art residency established and organized by Romanian artist Üto Gusztáv and hosted annually by the ETNA Foundation in the town of Sfantu Gheorghe, Transylvania, Romania. Üto Gusztáv in partnership with Belfast

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

Photos by Cosmin Bumbut and Iosif KiralyQuestion: What is Europe? Answer: It is an intellectually fascinating concept that carries political and social implications in and for the world. So says European Alterities, a non-profit cultural organisation dedicated

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London supports the concert of Romanian brass band, Fanfara Savale, at the Exhibition Road Music Day. The Exhibition Road Music Day is a unique free festival of live music. Over 70 exhilarating performances by both professional

George Enescu is widely regarded as the greatest Romanian composer in history. He was also a great concert violinist, a fascinating teacher (Yehudi Menuhin was his most famous student), a conductor of depth and subtlety, an esteemed musicologist and a

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London supports the concert of the famous Romanian band Shukar Collective at Pulse Festival. Shukar Collective is a colourful vibrant mixture of new generation sound and traditional gypsy music. The initial band Shukar

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London supports The International Mahler Orchestra's concert at St. John's, Smith Square. The International Mahler Orchestra was founded in 2006 by Yoel H. Gamzou and is based in London. It aspires to unite some

On her very first day of college, urbane city girl Kiki (Maria Popistasu) meets studious country girl Alex (Ioana Barbu) who has just arrived in town. The two fall abruptly and completely in love. That they both happen to be girls is quite irrelevant -

Photos: www. asphalt-tango. deThe Romanian Cultural Institute supports the concert of Fanfare Ciocarlia at The Barbican. Winner of the BBC Radio3 World Music Awards in 2006, the most exuberant of the Balkan brass bands will perform their fast and furious sound

Photos www. crammed. beThe Romanian Cultural Institute in London supports the concert of the famous Mahala Rai Banda at Eurocultured Festival in Manchester. Artists from all over Europe are set to descend in Manchester for a free two-day street festival celebrating