Our events
The Golden Age for Children Stefan Constantinescu's interactive exhibition of paintings, installations, a pop-up book and newspaper. Join us to learn the epic tale of Nicolae Ceausescu's dictatorship: a person's daily food ratio, the dictator's wages and the name of his favourite American show. Curated by Catrin Lundqvist.
When: 12 November - 3 December 2009; Private View: 11 November, 7-9 pm; Where: Romanian Cultural Institute London. More details
Romanian Cinema @ Encounters Short Film Festival Seven best recent Romanian shorts at the Festival in Bristol, including the award-winning Megatron, The Tube with a Hat, Cigarettes and Coffee and Life's Hard. Director Gabriel Sarbu will be present for discussions throughout the Festival.
When: 17 - 21 November 2009; Where: Watershed Cinema, Bristol. More details
Peca Stefan @ Attic Arts Playwright Peca Stefan takes up the ICR London Attic Arts residency to develop a play that explores three stories of failure in a context where social and financial crisis meets human relationships and love.
When: 1 November - 10 December 2009; Where: Romanian Cultural Institute London. More details
Romanian Festival @ Peninsula Arts A series of book launch (20 Romanian writers), films and art exhibitions organized by the Romanian Cultural Institute Bucharest in partnership with University of Plymouth.
When: 13 & 14 November 2009; Films until 18 December; Where: University of Plymouth. More details
Winner of the Enescu Society Scholarship Karim Said wins the first Enescu Society Scholarship granted by the Romanian Cultural Institute in partnership with the Royal Academy of Music.
When: 17 February 2009, for the academic year 2009/10; Where: Romanian Cultural Institute London. More details
Our video-diaries:
99 steps on the grass The video-diary of our busy year in 2007: the "Romanian invasion" in the UK. 99 events from the Romanian Cultural Institute & friends outlined the novel, exhuberant, surprising, disturbing, eccentric profile of Romanian arts&culture.
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6 months away For those of you curious about how we spent the first 6 months of the Institute in London, from bricks&mortar to an intro into Romanian arts&culture, here is our video-diary.
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