Revisiting one of 2020's most thought provoking art shows in Cluj-Napoca.

Inspired by the Makunouchi Bento, the traditional Japanese lunch box, Felix Petrescu and Valentin Toma founded this cinematographic/experimental/electroacustic project in the late 2000s.

A lovely discussion with Marion Baruch about her life and work.

How art unwillingly becomes a political weapon.

Romanian design at an intersection: a commemoration of architect Ion Popa.

Roma Futurism – emancipation forged in the cauldron of the witch and not in the chambers of parliament; a vision for a future in which Romani women are free from patriarchy and racial oppression.

The probing of identity relates both to the theme of the body and with the types of media involved in the process of analyzing and laying bare identity through art.

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.

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.

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