Vlad Țenu, the renowned Romanian architect, discusses the latest exhibition of design and architecture he curated in Shanghai.

Pink anatomies sprawled over luxurious decors that are intensely, psychedelically colored, have become emblematic elements for Suzana Dan’s paintings and for the painting transgression of the 2000’s.

25 years after the December 1989 events, a group of Romanian sculptors remember, discuss and sometimes argue with the recent past. An interview with the show's curator, Ioana Ciocan.

George Anghelescu’s first solo show at Galeria H’Art opened at the beginning of October 2014. Dulce et Decorum brings together his research of the past 2 years.

The exhibition curated by Cătălina Bolozan aims to introduce the UK public to the work of six young and prolific artists who have reshaped Romanian visual culture and urban identity.

Daniel Djamo is a young Romanian artist and film director interested in personal and group histories and tales.

R.A.M. lists all over again the permanent exhibition interposing various media objects from our times based on the thesis of hyper-photographic vision.

Combat situations (sports related or not) are a form of public demonstration of our deepest affects: insecurity, self-preservation instinct, empathy to the other person’s pain, one’s own fear.

Horia Mina is a Romanian artist currently living in Bucharest, a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts, with a degree in Design.

(i)... (ii)... (iii)... (iv)... is the third public appearance of Iulia Nistor on the Bucharest art scene, as well as her second solo show.