News from Polska #3: The Tickler and the Ticklee reunites some of Poland’s most relevant performance artists right here in Bucharest.

An interview with Larisa Crunțeanu about the Polish performance festival she is curating at the Nantional Dance Center in Bucharest.

Various private initiatives to historicize gay culture seem politically more and more relevant in the process of turning the community’s experiences from memory to history.

I couldn’t think of a better place to satisfy my need for expressive bodies and gushing energies than the National Dance Center.

About the attractions at Temps d'Images #9.

The capital of Austria comes to life at the beginning of fall with two simultaneous events dedicated to contemporary art, the Parallel Vienna show and the viennacontemporary international art fair.

Hate is a very loose and general term, a feeling so familiar yet so unassumed. We hate to hate, we’d hate to be characterized as hateful, yet this is exactly what we are, and that’s OK.

A coverage about the extreme areas in which technology can crossover, especially when interacting with art.

Suzana Dan talks about The White Night of the Galleries, now at its 10th edition, rich with new guests and spaces.

The sheer existence of an event such as Outernational Days, especially in a context like Bucharest, is a pretty huge, almost miraculous deal.