The End of the End (of Postcommunism)
An interview with cultural critic Boris Buden conducted by Cristina Bogdan and Piotr Sikora.
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Familiar Works. “The Picture. Explaining Photography in 39 Works”
By Marina Oprea
Without aiming to be exhaustive, the exhibition brings together an impressive number of artists and collectives, ranging from established names to more low-profile figures.
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The Sigma Exhibition: A Curatorial Triumph in a Collapsing Museum System
Sigma and beyond: between art history and Romanian museum indifference.
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Articles
The Revolution is Here and Now, the Revolution is Roma, Queer and Feminist
One play that has helped pave the way for a different future for European Roma is Roma Armee, directed by Yael Ronen and based on an idea by Simonida and Sandra Selimovic.
From Cultural Appropriation to Self-Representation
A history of Roma theatre in Romania.
“I have witchcraft in my blood too”
An interview with the artist Virginia Lupu.
Neighboring Stories
Contemporary institutional debates in Hungary and Romania during the transition period.
Alina, I want to think with you
Alina Popa (1982-2019)
Queer Culture in Romania (II)
Most Romanian institutions have been intensively promoting the new wave of national values: cultural conformism, pure aesthetic imitation and ideological alienation. With some exceptions.
The Proactive Diplomat
An interview with František Zachoval, the current director of the Czech Centre in Bucharest.
A Study in Punctum
Art photographer Juliane Eirich is fully aware of the punctum at play in her work – she is a master at not only capturing reality, but also a certain emotional charge.
The Museum of Cold Art
With the inauguration of The Museum of Recent Art in the Primăverii district of Bucharest, Erwin Kessler is now a museum director.