Romania

The times - they are definitely a-changing for Romanian cinema: it has made a spectacular leap onto front-page & red carpets across the world's most famous film festivals over the last few years, culminating this summer with the award

Following on from TUB architecture project, designer David Shilling travels to Bucharest to meet Romanian architecture & design with a view of working together with practitioners on joint creative projects. The programme includes meetings with participants

The Earth is heating up. Wildfire danger, floods, spreading disease, malnutrition, land degradation, food and water shortage, risk of significant biodiversity loss through species extinction, these are a few of our least favorite things! WARMING! is a

Language Show 2007 is designed to fit the needs of people interested in foreign languages ranging from professionals to amateurs. At its current edition, 130 exhibitors will take part varying from associations, cultural institutes, publishing houses

Leaving Romania to make it rich abroad, Madalina finds herself working in a Dublin Kebab shop. Fortunately her boyfriend has a better prospect. She'll be broadcast across the world and watched by thousands. It's a new start and surely things

Home play, a Crafts Foundation Bucharest project, aims to promote traditional Romanian culture to young British audience using traditional folklore's unconventional ways. In Romanian society, the immigration from the village to the city

Transtango is a unique multimedia performance bringing together the acclaimed Alexander Balanescu with Pablo Mainetti, one of the most talented composer of Argentina's New Tango generation. The new works will be performed by the Balanescu Quartet, with a

The second concert in the Enescu Society Concert Season at the Romanian Cultural Institute in London offers an in-depth experience of Enescu's outstanding work with celebrated Romanian-born violinist Sherban Lupu and award-winning pianist Luiza Borac.

On invitation from the Metropolitan University, architects Dorin Stefan and Augustin Ioan will speak to students and academic staff about public space and real life urban projects in Bucharest. Dorin Stefan: 6 projects. A contextual aproach It

Bucharest can be a misleading city: petit Paris, communist wasteland, development testbed and more. Today it is a city in search of a vision for development. Overwhelmed by the fast and hectic growth, which exerts a hefty pressure on its urban fabric, it

The Romanian Cultural Institute supports the participation of director Paul Negoescu at The Times BFI 51st London Film Festival on the occasion of the screening of his film Home. The film tells the story of a Romanian migrant worker returning home from

Dan Perjovschi is a visual artist mixing drawing, cartoon and graffiti in artistic pieces drawn directly on the walls of the museums and art spaces around the world. His drawings comment on current political, social and cultural issues. He has played