Hedda Sterne: Forgotten Star of the Romanian Avant-Garde
Reviving the memory of a marginalized and disregarded, but extraordinary, artist who should be considered as one of the greatest and most gifted Romanian avant-gardists of her time.
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Virtual Dwelling and the Body’s Relationship with the World
The discourse around dwelling insists on the fact that we are what we are according to our buildings and landscapes, and also that there is a natural extension between our body and the world.
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A Strange Awareness – Marina Oprea
"Me, Myself and Mycelium" proposes a space articulated from visual elements, techniques, and materialities which overlap in a dialogue responding to the association between organic and synthetic form.
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Cheerleader for a Funeral – Diana Matilda Crișan
The female characters in Diana’s works have a mythological aspect.
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Game On
The "Game On" exhibition revives the concept of solidarity in the artistic discourse.
Paintings Are Always “Unplugged”
An interview with Simion Cernica.
Mirroring Spine in Horizon of the Sea
The link between Gili Mocanu's two solo shows, “No One” and “God”, becomes all the more striking.
Sanda Agalides. In Memoriam
Reflecting and refracting on the great Sanda Agalides.
Out of Blue
About intimacy and privacy.
Some Thoughts from the Pepperside
A short exhibition walkthrough.
Queer Culture in Romania (IV). Tracing Queer Narratives in Romanian Time-Based Media Art
The contemporary “revolution” of queer time-based media art in Romania displays a form of continuity that is in dialogue with the past.
Comănescu’s Debauchery
A deep dive into Nicolae Comănescu's “SCRAP METAL KABOOM ORCHESTRA”.
The NECS Conferences and Beyond – A conversation with Christian Ferencz-Flatz
An ample interview on the gains of huge NECS conferences from last year and their impact and importance in the context of education, but also networking.