Visual Arts

        The Romanian Cultural Institute London, in partnership with Mihai Eminescu Trust (MET) and with the support of Spiro Ark organises an event highlighting Romania's rich Jewish cultural heritage: Synagogues of Romania, an exhibition of photographs

Marian Sava's exhibition is part of a series of projects celebrating Europe Day in London, organized by the Romanian Embassy in partnership with the Romanian Cultural Institute in London. The exhibition includes 12 marble and granite sculptures. The

David Sandor is a visual artist, graduated from the National University of Arts in Bucharest in 2002. Since then, he has been working as Art Director in advertising and design and has created a web based creative collective project called Fresh Drawings. During

(C) Photo CNAC/MNAM, Dist. RMNPhoto credits: Georges Meguerditchian, Jacques Faujour, Phillipe Migeat, Adam Rzepka. Constantin Brancusi the Photographer features a selection of 30 modern prints from the original photographs taken by the artist. At his death

(C) Photo CNAC/MNAM, Dist. RMNPhoto credits: Georges Meguerditchian, Jacques Faujour, Phillipe Migeat, Adam Rzepka. Brancusi and his Friends, Lovers, Dealers and Collectors presentation by art historian Sanda Miller 'In 2001 the remainder of the Brancusi

Following his exhibitions at Modern Art Oxford (MAO) and Arnolfini Bristol in 2008, Mircea Cantor's exhibition at Camden Arts Centre is the last stage of the New Commissions series initiated by MAO, with support from the Romanian Cultural Institute in London.

The Romanian Cultural Institute in London is happy to join the partnership team who supports the participation of the Romanian designer Rozalb de Mura within On|Off fashion showcase. Rozalb de Mura presents his new 'Powder Cadillac 1B-2140 & Desert

Acclaimed Romanian artist Victor Man presents recent and new work at the Ikon Gallery Birmingham on Eastern Europe's traditions, myths and recent history. Richly evocative, dark in both palette and imagery, Man's works signify an alternative world

Diaries and notebooks are permanently part of artists' practice when they are searching or just day dreaming for concepts. They are spontaneous, honest and free of aesthetic demands, offering an intimate view into artists' creative process and life.

Romanian artist Ciprian Muresan has been invited to take part in the group show TINA at The Drawing Room, conceived by Olivia Plender. The exhibition explores the social effects of the collapse of communism, relationships between capitalism and ideas of

Following a successful Attic Arts residency at the Romanian Cultural Institute in May 2008, artist Péter Szabó returns to London for his first UK solo show at Departure Community Arts Centre. Have You Ever Bartered Before? is a text-based work which reflects

The Icon: the Life-giving Water of the Romanian Orthodoxy presents a collection of Christian Orthodox icons by Romanian artist Aurelia Chiriac Carabinieru. The exhibition aims to promote the Romanian spiritual tradition of Byzantine iconography. Aurelia Chiriac