Forever contemporary
With Geta Brătescu's retrospective at the Hamburger Kunsthalle, artworks by the Grande Dame of Romanian conceptual art are assembled in one exhibition space for the first time.
With Geta Brătescu's retrospective at the Hamburger Kunsthalle, artworks by the Grande Dame of Romanian conceptual art are assembled in one exhibition space for the first time.
The art show Nature, a project by the Foc și Pară Association brings together works that investigate nature and its relationship with the urban space using multiple approaches.
Our team of young editors has the opportunity to talk to Jiří Kovanda on the occasion of his show at the Contemporary Art Museum in Bucharest.
KNOTS is perhaps the most ambitious project at ODD so far, taking inspiration from the work of R.D. Laing, guru of those counter-cultural movements in the 60s and 70s.
An interview with Chinese artist Zhou Yilun, previously on show at Nicodim Gallery in Bucharest, by curator Danielle Shang, with an introduction by Magda Cârneci.
The society that Virginia Lupu is a part of, namely the Bucharest trans community, which she presents in photographs, is a little approached area.
Make a Point is the cultural platform hosting „Safe perimeter”, an exercise of spatializing the emotional landscape.
Nine artists reflect on the meaning of monuments in Bucharest and other places in Eastern Europe that have been the sites of tumultuous transformations in the past decades.
Aurora Király's show at Calina Gallery describes a society that is in a continuous conflict.
An interview with artist Răzvan Boar on elastic images, elemental cartoons and discarded sketchbooks.