March 3, 2021
In The Meaning of Sculpture, the curatorial vision becomes the connecting thread in understanding the specificity of sculpture, its evolution and the evolution of its inner mechanisms.
— Ada Muntean
February 24, 2021
UNINVITED is simultaneously a program, a site, a network, an organism, an exhibition, an art installation and a short film produced by a learning machine.
— Emilian Mărgărit
February 17, 2021
Europa Wonderland and Body Space: Territories and Citizenship, two exhibitions taking place at the same time, simulates a kind of Wonderland of seeking an identity and personal and social frustrations
— Marina Paladi
January 28, 2021
Two non-mutually-exclusive trajectories through the gallery space and two subsequent ways of seeing one exhibition.
— Maria Persu & Tatiana Moise
December 30, 2020
A visit to the small village of Slon, through the eyes of ten young artists.
— Marina Oprea
December 17, 2020
A a closer look into the art of Petru Lucaci.
— Magda Cârneci
December 2, 2020
The idea of heliography, of including the sun in the art-making process, becomes in this context a way of initiating an archeology of the photographic process.
— Raluca Oancea
November 11, 2020
Two villages at the Black Sea have become in the Romanian imagination a stand-in for exotic retreats and creative freedom.
— Andrea Lieber
November 4, 2020
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.
— Marina Oprea
October 28, 2020
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.
— Teodor Ajder