Private View in the presence of the artist The “Brancusi” Gallery of the Romanian Cultural Institute provides the scene for a new and exciting series of exhibitions dedicated to
Rising art star Bogdan Raţă is the Romanian artist featuring in the exhibition “Kaleidoscope: Contemporary Art from EU Member States” at Farmleigh Gallery in Dublin, which marks
For one night only, from sold-out theatres in Romania: "Caramitru-Mălăele, câte-n lună È™i în stele" - “Caramitru-Mălăele, a Tapestry of Tales”
The final concert of the 2012-2013 Enescu Concets Series celebrates the genius of Constantin Silvestri at 100 years since his birth and, at the same time, the legacy of the seminal friendship
The Romanian Cinematheque presents in May a gripping film about a group of foresters who have to live in the mountains far from their families: The Wood Cutters (Tapinarii), directed by Ioan Carmazan. Followed by Q&A with the director.
The events pass, the books are here to stay. The promotion of Romanian literature is a perennial priority. Our editorial projects are carried out with the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute’s National Book Centre in Bucharest. The goal is to publish the best in Romanian literature and with the best publishing houses.
The final concert of the 2012-2013 Enescu Concets Series celebrates the genius of Constantin Silvestri at 100 years since his birth and, at the same time, the legacy of the seminal friendship between two great composers, Silvestri and Enescu.
For one night only, from sold-out theatres in Romania: "Caramitru-Mălăele, câte-n lună È™i în stele" / “Caramitru-Mălăele, a Tapestry of Tales” brings to London two much loved legends of the Romanian stage, Ion Caramitru and HoraÈ›iu Mălăele.
Marin Gherasim opens the "Romanian Contemporary Masters" series, at the "Brancusi" Gallery of the Institute, with a seamless journey through his landmark work, accompanied by a startling performance by award-winning harpist Paula Popa, in a vibrant encounter between colour, music and stories.
The Romanian Cultural Institute is proud to partner with The International Shakespeare Centre, The Interdisciplinary Centre for Gender Studies and the University of TimiÅŸoara’s Department of English and host the international conference “Shakespeare's Cracked Mirrors: Broken Female Bodies and Savage Male Minds”.
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