June 26, 2017
Traditional painting infused with some gentle western influence can go side by side with a projection of an exotic country filled with depressing aura out of Herta Müller’s books. Perfect for export.
— Piotr Policht
June 20, 2017
This year, NSK State puts forward a different kind of approach to the issue of immigrants at the Venice Biennale pavilion as well as the alternative pavilion in Vienna.
— Nicoleta Papp
June 16, 2017
Hyper-jumps through the ruins of the future: notes, repetitions and digressions in the margins of the exhibition Return to Spaceship Earth at Salonul de Proiecte.
— Ion Dumitrescu
June 14, 2017
An attempt to amusingly apply aesthetics to chaos (no one knows where/how, but every now and then it becomes bafflingly beneficial) via the exhibition Overthinking how to make a tea at Launloc.
— Cosmina Moroșan
June 13, 2017
Our exploration of the 2017 Venice Biennial.
— Marta Jecu
June 12, 2017
A conversation about the complicated relationship between contemporary art and music festivals, with Cosmin Țapu.
— Andra Nikolayi
June 8, 2017
Our resident in Poland writes about exhibitions she saw that engaged with the generous topic of interaction between man, matter, technology and landscape.
— Georgiana Cojocaru
June 2, 2017
An interview with the actress Mihaela Drăgan.
— Valentina Iancu