The Romanian art scene in 2014 – an overview (part two)
Questions for Mica Gherghescu, art historian based in Paris.
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The Ecologies of Care and Caring – A Mediation Program Between all Forms of Life
A series of exhibitions structured on the distinction between useful, poisonous, aphrodisiac and ritual plants in three galleries in Bucharest.
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KIMAERA – A Biotechnological Organism Immersed in the Internet of Things (IoT)
This collaborative project combined the phenomenological interpretation of the world as a network of connections.
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The Bucharest art scene in 2014 – an overview (part one)
A personal take on a busy year.
Nature Falling, Domino Dancing
On the brave, clean and minimal presentation - matching that of any hip gallery in NY, Paris, London or Berlin - of the show at Plan B gallery.
NOIMA conquering Vienna or, the win-win situation
New model for an art-business partnership, proposed by a group of painters from Timișoara.
The second edition of the National Painting Salon awards – a rear view
During the second half of January, the Center for Visual Arts hosted the second edition of The National Painting Salon awards exhibition under the patronage of the Romanian Artists' Union.
The world belongs to those who set it on fire
Mircea Cantor’s most recent solo exhibition, occupying two floors in the new Dvir gallery space, looks into Israeli identity brands.
A well-furnished room
About Mădălina Zaharia's show in Letiția Călin's overcrowded South London gallery flat.
I can see no revolution “I don’t jump to conclusions, I observe contradictions, I see transformation.”
An interview with Nicolea Comănescu about his personal show I can see no revolution at Petra Nostheide-Eÿcke gallery in Düsseldorf.
Minimal and Subliminal
Gabriel Stoian at Lateral Art Space in Cluj.
What History? Of Which Art?
The new permanent exhibition which opened at the Pompidou Center in Paris in July 2014 is a way of revisiting all of the museum’s recent collections.