Events

The Romanian Cultural Institute organises, for the third consecutive year, Romania's stand at The London Book Fair. The most important publishing houses will take part, reflecting the fast dynamics of the Romanian book market. This year's guest of honour,

To celebrate Romania's presence at the London Book Fair, the Romanian Cultural Institute presents the exhibition Kombinat by Serban Bonciocat, with an introduction by acclaimed writer Anthony Daniels, the author of The Wilder Shores of Marx. Kombinat:

        Romania | 1968 | b&w | 100min | dir. Lucian Pintilie| cast: George Constantin, Emil Botta, George Mihaita, Vladimir Gaitan, Ernest Maftei, Ileana Popovici, Nicky Wolcz, Stefan Moisescu In Romanian with English subtitles. Special screening:

Artist Stefan Constantinescu takes part in the group exhibition All that remains. . . the Teenagers of Socialism, with support from the Romanian Cultural Institute in London. The exhibition presents a young generation of artists from Germany, Poland, the Czech

           The Enescu Society in London has invited the internationally-acclaimed ConTempo Quartet to give a recital in this established concert series. Programme: G. Enescu: Quartet No 2 Op 22 R. Schumann: Quartet No 3 Op 41 L. van Beethoven: Quartet

Institutul Cultural din Londra gazduieste lansarea cartii Diplomatie Economica Europeana, in prezenta ES Dr Ion Jinga, Ambasadorul Romaniei in Marea Britanie, si a dlui Dorian Branea, Director Institutul Cultural Roman Londra. Panelul ii include ca invitati de onoare

        Ensemble Raro: Diana Ketler (piano), Alexander Sitkovetsky (violin), Razvan Popovici (viola), Adrian Brendel (violoncello, guest) & Roxana Constantinescu (mezzo-sopprano). The ensemble was formed in 2004 by four outstanding young musicians,

            Can you imagine classical music through black and white photography? Do Brahms, Dvorak or Shostakovich share something with the small Romanian village Cetate on the Danube? These are questions photographer Serban Mestecaneanu answered to

                    The Romanian Cultural Institute and Reaktion Books launch the book Constantin Brancusi by art historian Sanda Miller. Part of the series 'Critical Lives' published by Reaktion Books, Sanda Miller's new addition

      A debate that will look at different cultural attitudes to romance and love. Panel members include: Maggie Russell, psychotherapist, creative writing lecturer & writer Alan Brownjohn, writer Roland Denning, writer & film director Rev Dr Liviu

        The Romanian Cultural Institute in London launches a new project: the Romanian Cinematheque - a year-round programme that brings the best Romanian films to London, from iconic Hollywood director Jean Negulesco and the mid '60s cinema-verité

      Stills from the filmAward-winning Romanian short film directed by Marian Crisan will be screened together with short films from Quebec, Switzerland, Lebanon, Morocco and France, on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Oragnisation Internationale