This project, like many other socially oriented and investigative art projects from the last decade, is revealing for the Romanian people’s relation to its past.

The evolution of the 2019 exhibition "Spring (winter, summer, autumn) of the People", centered around the Transylvanian Panorama, includes a new graphic interpretation by a Romani Polish artist.

The exhibition by the two German artists depicts the city of Berlin before the fall of the Wall, and the consequences of this period, seen through the lens of ’80s and ’90s subcultures.

Claudiu Cobilanschi's social art

A pandemic is a democratic context, because if we were to translate it from Greek, that is what it would mean – all the people – pan plus demos.

Featuring three artists from different generations and countries, the series of online exhibitions Resilience Test explores the transitory states and limits of the body, be it free or restrained.

The exhibition The Romanian 1984 showcases, on the one hand, a survey of social and urban planning parameters, and on the other hand Horia Marinescu's confrontation with his own past.

IN PRINT: The metamorphoses of Julian. A Iulian Mereuță retrospective-in-progress.

The exhibition New East Poetistas, at Projektraum Alte Feuerwache in Berlin, eschews grand narratives and displays a multitude of perspectives that are at once intimate, contemplative, and melancholy.

Iosif Kiraly fathoms the materiality of time in various artistic formulas.