The collection of the National Museum of History of Romania in Bucharest contains documents about the freedom of the Roma from enslavement dating from mid 19th century.
Hosted by the National Museum of History of Romania (MNIR), the exhibition focuses on the process of conserving and restoring wood icons.
Museum of the City of Bucharest hosts exhibition entitled "The World of Ceramic Restoration".
An overview of the history of one of Bucharest's oldest and busiest arteries
An exhibition celebrating 145 years of diplomatic relations between Romania and Italy opened at the National Bank of Romania.
Exhibition hosted by the Filipescu-Cesianu Museum aims to reconstruct life in early 20th century Bucharest.
“The Breakup” is an emotional performance built on a modern understanding of romantic breakups
"The Story of the Royal Train", by Tudor Vișan-Miu and Andrei Berinde
Theodor Aman (1831-1891)was the first great Romanian classical artist
The exhibition aims to capitalize on the results of scientific research and to value natural dyes as a resource in contemporary art
Kiseleff Park in Bucharest has become a model of good practice in managing historical parks and gardens, thanks to a project called the Kiseleff Agora.
The “Mihai Eminescu” Cultural Centre in Bucharest, in April hosted a sculpture and painting exhibition of two artists, husband and wife, suggestively entitled “April”
Eugen Raportoru draws on biblical crucifixion scene in his latest solo show staged by CREART Gallery in Bucharest.
"What Work Is" is the selected project that will represent Romania at the 60th edition of the Venice Art Biennale.
In March, the National History Museum of Romania celebrated women through a special exhibition
