Visual Arts

While „grand narratives have often failed, some of their applications still stand and take part in our lives. It is the case of postwar modernist housing projects, which continue to have a massive presence not only in ex-communist countries, but in most cities of Europe

Photographer Dragoş Lumpan discovers an unexpected world where daily gestures are marked by symbolic value.   A photographer and theologian joins the monks of Sihăstria Putnei for the Easter fasting. He follows them with his camera to the places of prayer, work, and

„Ciprian Mureşan worked with and recorded a group of children from an elementary school in Iaşi. In his film, the children read from Eugène Ionesco's well-known play Rhinoceros about the metamorphosis of a man into a rhino. The sound of the children's voices

The Nasher Museum presents an unprecedented mid-career retrospective of the work of Romanian artists Dan Perjovschi and Lia Perjovschi. The exhibition includes paintings, sculptures, drawings, photographs, videos, installations and conceptual art from 1985 to the present,