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Visiting Recent History, a project organized by MATCA artspace from Cluj-Napoca (RO), aims to present a collective exhibition to be held at ȚOL Artist Run Space and a public discussion at Zpațiu (Casa Zemstvei) in Chișinău. The project connects countries that share

Update 17. 05. 2023: As a result of the evaluation of the 14 applications for the places exempted from participation fee, offered by the Romanian Cultural Institute (one of the 15 applications was not eligible), the following applicants were awarded: Ines Ferreira Reis (Portugal),

The fifth episode of the History of Romania in One Object series, created in partnership with Museum of National History and Archeology in Constanța / Muzeul de Istorie Națională și Arheologie Constanța brings forth one of the symbols of the ancient Tomis, the 1887

The Romanian Cultural Institute organizes and conducts Romanian Language, Culture and Civilization Courses in the 12th century citadel of Braşov. The program is organized in collaboration with Babeș-Bolyai University (UBB) in Cluj-Napoca, Mureşenilor Memorial House and

The Romanian Cultural Institute organizes and conducts Romanian Language, Culture and Civilization Courses in the 12th century citadel of Braşov. The program is organized in collaboration with the Faculty of Letters of Transilvania University - Braşov, Mureşenilor

WORLDS COLLIDE ON MULTICULTURAL EUROPEAN LITERATURE NIGHT: A CELEBRATION OF 15 EUROPEAN BOOKS THROUGH READINGS, MUSICAL WORLD PREMIERES, VISUAL ART, ARCHITECTURE, FILM, AND PLATFORMS FOR POWERFUL DISCUSSION WITH SPECIAL GUEST PETER SÍS. This FREE one-night-only special

Romanian Language, Culture and Civilization Courses, Braşov, Romania 23rd edition, July 4th –29th 2017 The Romanian Cultural Institute organizes and conducts Romanian Language, Culture and Civilization Courses in the 12th century citadel of Braşov. The program

As a result of the evaluation of the 13 applications for the places exempted from participation fee, offered by the RCI, the following applicants were awarded:  Michelle DePrizio (USA)Karina Picó Català (Spain)Kathryn Grow Allen (USA)James Morris (Great Britain)Vicente

(update: 11 May 2015)As a result of the evaluation of the 15 applications for the places exempted from participation fee, offered by the Romanian Cultural Institute, the following applicants were awarded: 1. Alzir Oliveira (Brasil)2. Antanas Keturakis (Lithuania)3. Alice

The Monasteries of Oltenia. Art and spirituality, The Romanian Cultural Institute Publishing House, 2014Texts by Elisabeta Negrău and Vlad Bedros Edited and afterword by Father Iustin Marchiș English version by Samuel Onn Photographs by Dan Dinescu and Daniel Constantinescu

The Lost World of Old Europe: The Danube Valley, 5,000 - 3,500 BC The First Cucuteni Culture Exhibition in the US Before the glory that was Greece and Rome, even before the first cities of Mesopotamia or temples along the Nile, there lived in the Lower Danube Valley

See Gallery One would wonder why the ox is so preferred by most of the Romanian landscape painters at the turn of the century. One reason is a name, Barbizon. Both Nicolae Grigorescu and Ion Andreescu, the leaders of the generation, were configuring their artistic project