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.

We are, indeed, presented with an atypical representation, but not because it shows more, but rather too little of Bertalan.

A curatorial narrative that is, at first glance, bold and sorely needed.

Individual stiles and a harmonious team dynamic within the NOIMA group exhibition.

A summit where curators from around the world are selected to take the pulse of Bucharest’s art scene and share their insights.

Ambivalence is the key word in Magdalena Pelmuș' work, she says so herself.

Here, I wish to convert this illuminating movement practice to thinking and remembering–tracing the peripheral in myself, in my imaginings of the Monthly Evaluations.

The exhibition "In Search of Nature", curated by Valentina Iancu at the Brașov Art Museum, aims to move beyond the substantialist discourse on nature.

The woman is neither idealized, nor monumental, nor a heroine, nor even a mother, but rather a natural apparition.

Andrei Mateescu reverses the relationship between interior and exterior, between urban and private space.