Visual Arts

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London together with the PM Gallery & House present Under the Radar - Serban Savu's first solo exhibition at a public institution. Serban Savu's poignant paintings examine the daily routines and habits of people in modern

The Romanian Cultural Institute brings the acclaimed artist Ion Grigorescu back to London for the first public presentation of his work in the UK, part of the group show Out of Place at Tate Modern. The exhibition in the Level 2 Gallery series features four artists

After the opening of the exhibition Out of Place at Tate Modern, acclaimed Romanian artist Ion Grigorescu returns to London for a screening and a conversation with curator Kathrin Rhomberg. The exhibition is the first public presentation of his work in the UK, with

King's College London, with support from The Romanian Cultural Institute, presents CAVES - a programme of talks, performances, sound and film installations exploring the figure of the cave from pre-history to contemporaneity. The programme is curated by Alan Read

Raul Stef's exhibition continues with a new chapter dedicated to leading figures of Romanian historical exile, to personalities from finance and charity sectors, as well as to several celebrated names in the arts. Inspired by the large Romanian community living

For the first time, six Romanian artists - Marius Bercea, Cantemir Hausi, Ciprian Muresan, Victor Racatau, Mona Vatamanu & Florin Tudor - present work at the Royal Academy of Arts in the group show No New Thing Under the Sun at the Tennant Gallery. The exhibition

Raul Stef, our new artist-in-residence, is a photographer, based in Cluj, Romania. He is currently studying MA in Documentary Photography at the University of the Arts London. Correspondent for Paphotos (UK), Europics (Austria), Mediafaxfoto (Romania), Intact Images

Inspired by the large Romanian community living in the UK, our artist in residence Raul Stef has identified and photographed diverse Romanian born figures setting the cultural agenda in London, including ballet dancer Alina Cojocaru, actress Anamaria Marinca and musician

When photographing kids I am inspired by their innocent nature. I leave them to their own devices capuring the natural chaos (and mess) that ensues through their lucid imagination and their capsule of boundless creativity. The spontaneous and candid atmosphere which

Romanian artists are back in London, at the largest contemporary art showcase in the UK, Frieze Art Fair. Vector organisation from Iasi and highly praised artist Ion Grigorescu present new work, in collaboration with the Romanian Cultural Institute in London. Vector

Before the invention of writing and the first cities of Mesopotamia and Egypt were established in 4500 BC, 'Old Europe' was among the most technologically advanced and sophisticated places in the world. At the heart of the region were the fertile valleys

Mihnea Mircan is the third guest curator invited by The David Roberts Art Foundation for their Curators' Series. Mircan's group exhibition History of Art, The presents works that lay out the rules of their future interpretation and inscription in an art history