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The Romanian Cultural Institute (RCI) in Tel Aviv will organize, on October 20th, starting with 18:00, through live streaming via the official RCI YouTube channel: a master class, held in English, called ”Forming and changing the culture of organizations and society”,

Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv will host, between October 18th - November 23rd 2017, the exhibition called ” Voyages on easel” by Romanian artist Sorin Adam. The exhibition will include approximately 20 medium-size works, oils and pastels, meant to celebrate

With the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, Romanian jazz musician Lucian Ban and American violist Mat Maneri, Grammy Awards nominee, will perform Transylvanian Concert during the Jerusalem Jazz Festival, which will take place between December 14-16,

The International Arts and Crafts Festival, organized by the Jerusalem Municipality, will take place between August 15-27, 2016 at the Sultan's Pool and the Khutsot Hayotser Center in Jerusalem. Within the international pavilion, Romania will be present with a national

Summer dance composition workshop  with Romanian choreographer Vlad Merariu at Vertigo Dance School in Jerusalem, 7-11. 08. 2016Registration: for on-line registration at the workshop use the following link and pick the Position no. 5 from the list to participate at this

The Israel Festival will take place between May 24-June 11, 2016 in various cultural centers across Jerusalem. This year, the RCI Tel Aviv friends will receive a discount when purchasing a ticket to the shows in the official program, by presenting the following code- 3040.

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv proudly supports the artist Irina Boteato participate in the exhibition „Preaching to the Choir, at The Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art between the 26th of September and the 26th of December 2015. The exhibition Preaching

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv is proud to be a partner in the European street art project DETOUR. The event is a collaboration between the European Union, Romania, Hungary, Poland, Belgium, France, Great Britain and Israel - the municipality of Holon and the

The first Haifa Mediterranean Biennale of contemporary art is an international event initiated by Belu-Simion Făinaru – a Romanian born Israeli artist, the curator and artistic director of the biennale. Held in Northern Israel, an area that is usually on the fringe of