Events

Saviana Stanescu takes part in the fourth edition of the Accidental Festival this year at the Roundhouse in Camden. The acclaimed Romanian-born playwright will present (R)Evolution or Flagstories - an autobiographical performative lecture including music

(C) Photos Alexandru Paul, Geraldine Le Guyader, Cosmin BumbutzRomanian poet and novelist Mircea Cartarescu together with award-winning actress Anamaria Marinca will take part in the European Literature Night together with emerging and established authors from

(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

      Our guests this month are the Romanian Wind Ensemble - ten outstanding musicians within the Symphony Orchestra of the George Enescu Philharmonic in Bucharest. The programme will include the Dixtuor for wind instruments by Enescu and Mozart's Divertimento

The New Europe Film Festival showcases the best feature and short films coming from countries that joined the European Union in 2004 and 2007. This year's films come from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Lithuania, Estonia, Hungary, Poland and Romania.

(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

The Romanian Cultural Institute will organise between 20 - 22 April 2009, for the second consecutive year, Romania's stand at The London Book Fair. The Institute aims to present a comprehensive profile of the book market in Romania and has invited 32

Alina Serban is curator and art critic, currently a PhD student at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London with a paper on engaged aestheticism called From Socialist Realism to the Turn to Conceptualism. She has various contributions to Romanian and international

After its succesful debut in London, in 2008, this year What's Art Doc? Festival goes to Glasgow. The Festival offers an eclectic panorama of European documentaries - profiling painters, musicians, dancers, singers and other artists, or their collaborators,

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 Grand Finale of the Poetry pRO UK Tour will take place at the Romanian Cultural Institute on the 2nd of April 2009. Poetry pRO is a translation collaboration project launched by poetry p f and Prof. Dr. Lidia Vianu of the University of Bucharest. The

      The Romanian Cultural Institute has invited young emerging Romanian musicians studying in London to give a concert within the Enescu Society Concert series. The young musicians are students at the Royal Academy of Music and at the Guildhall School