Visual Arts

Renowned artist Dan Perjovschi opens his first exhibition in Reykjavik, 'News from the Island', promoted by the Romanian Cultural Institute in London. Featuring new and recent works in a room installation at the Contemporary Art Museum, the exhibition

The Olympic Games are history, now the long-lasting legacy begins. To the joy of thousands of visitors, Romania's gifts to the people of London, unique open-air artworks created by talented artists for the Cultural Olympiad, have changed the landscape

Produced and curated by the Romanian Cultural Institute in London, and designed by Arnold Estefan, the exhibition opens under the patronage of HE Dr Ion Jinga, the Ambassador of Romania to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, in the presence

Get prepared for our new gifts to the people of London. Unique sculptures and installations will be unveiled starting on July 19 as part of the Romanian Cultural programme during the London 2012 Olympic Season. Paul Neagu's Edgerunner is the first

Opening: Thursday 26 April 6. 30pm Fascinated with her homeland, photographer Dana Popa returns to Romania and looks at the generation born here just before or after the fall of the Communist regime. After the New Man is an intimate portrayal of a society

Opening: Wednesday 18 April, 6. 30 - 9. 30pm Join us for celebrating Romania's presence at the London Book Fair, with a special exhibition of book illustrations created by the Romanian Illustrators' Club, which reaches its 7-year anniversary since they

Opening: Thu 15 March, 6. 30pm @ 1 Belgrave Square SW1X 8PH 16 March-13 April, 10am-5pm With the London Olympics 2012 approaching fast, the human body - its performances and its limits - becomes the focus of reflection and debate this year. Christian Paraschiv,

We invite you to discover photographer Inno Brezeanu, the tireless chronicler of the Romanian diaspora in Britain, and his passion: the life of the community away from home and against stereotype. For almost ten years, Inno has captured thousands of snapshots,

Romanian artist Mircea Cantor, the winner of Marcel Duchamp Prize 2011, will discuss his work and practice at the Hepworth Wakefield, with support from the Romanian Cultural Institute in London. The event is organised in collaboration with Pavilion Leeds,

Join us for the opening of Anca Benera's exhibition revealing London's lost rivers, latent social tensions and hidden codes of behaviour.   The works on display have been made during  the artist's joint residency at Camden Arts Centre and the

Lia Perjovschi, one of Romania's leading contemporary artists, opens her first exhibition in Ireland with the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute London, as part of the TULCA Art Festival in Galway. For nearly twenty years, Lia has embarked

Opening: Wednesday 19 October, 6. 30 - 8. 30pm Ion Bitzan, Ovidiu Maitec, Florin Mitroi and Ion Nicodim are four of Romania's most celebrated artists for their original ideas and resourceful works that built up an artistic typology of the 1970 / 90s, during the