Jure Kastelic: „I think the idea of ‘the other’ or ‘the outsider’ exists in everyone to some degree”
From economic tensions and the traps of contemporary technology to the echoes of history and dissident communities, artist Jure Kastelic's visual universe invites deep reflection on the states of transition we are experiencing today. Born in Slovenia and based in
Thom Oosterhof: „Our body becomes a sort of tapestry of experience, physical, mental and emotional. Personal and shared”
IOMO Gallery hosts the exhibition In the Body Lies the Truth, curated by Thom Oosterhof. Based in Amsterdam and voted a "Curator to Watch in 2024" by FollowArt, Oosterhof has coordinated international projects and is recognized for championing the next
Graham Silveria Martin: „Showing in Romania feels particularly meaningful given the exhibition’s dialogue with Brâncuși and his ideas in relation to reduction, and of getting to the essence of something”
Artistul scoțian Graham Silveria Martin, absolvent al Royal College of Art din Londra, este una dintre vocile expoziției In the Body Lies the Truth. Cu un portofoliu care include expoziții la instituții prestigioase precum White Cube și Saatchi Gallery, Martin
Close Enough, anniversary exhibition at C/O Berlin
C/O Berlin has a way of catching you off guard. You enter expecting an exhibition, and instead you find yourself confronted with your own softness, your own contradictions, your own ideas of what it means to truly see another human
Helmut Newton’s legacy in Berlin
Foto credit: Helmut Newton, Close-up, Italian Vogue, Bordighera 1982, © Helmut Newton Foundation Stepping into the Helmut Newton Foundation in Berlin is like entering a private, cinematic universe, one curated not just for viewing, but for feeling. The current exhibitions present
Ecaterina Aguiar-Lucander: „Eva Foundation is meant to serve as a bridge between Romania and the international art scene”
Foto: Raluca Margescu. Courtesy of EVA Foundation Born and raised in Bucharest and based in New York, Ecaterina Aguiar-Lucander is a curator and collector of women artists whose practice is driven by art’s visceral, transformative potential. Her curatorial approach reflects a
Friedrich Kirschner: “Technology now promises to show us the ‘beyond-human,’ the ‘what could come next,’ a better version of ourselves.”
DE GRIGORE BURLOIU Friedrich Kirschner is a visual artist, software developer, and educator from Berlin. He uses social interaction and code as an artistic framework for participatory theater, speculative world-building, and video games.His works have been presented at numerous international new
Galerija RIMA – at the MoBU International Art Fair of Bucharest 2025
At MoBU 2025, Galerija RIMA participated with a remarkable selection of works by Milorad Bata Mihailović, Milan Blanuša, Jože Ciuha, Perica Donkov, Đorđe Ivačković, Srđan Đile Marković, Žolt Kovač, Dušan Otašević, and Rade Tepavčević, thus establishing an important bridge between
GIA: „MOVING TO MIAMI WAS LIKE A SUCKER PUNCH, COUPLED WITH THE REALITY OF ANY IMMIGRANT: IT DOESN’T MATTER HOW GREAT YOU WERE BACK HOME — HERE, YOU’RE NOBODY”
Gia Tudoran — also known as ENERGIA or Gia Energia — debuted in the Romanian rap scene with a bang in 2011, a year later diving into collaborations with respected underground artists such as Chimie or Bass Turbat. What has been
Terrence Musekiwa talks about his solo show at Catinca Tabacaru Gallery in Bucharest: „In my works, springstone is a symbol for the culture that survives”
Catinca Tabacaru Gallery in Bucharest is right now hosting Terrence Musekiwa's solo show called "Influence of the Unknown". The exhibition, housed in the gallery's wide industrial space, presents both older and very recent works by the artist that speak about
Daria de Beauvais, Senior Curator at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris, talks about the exhibition she curated for Art Safari: „The Memory Palace. Focus on the French art scene with the Marcel Duchamp Prize”
Art Safari will open its new season of temporary exhibitions on February 10th. One of the shows is put together in collaboration with Institut Français de Roumanie and ADIAF (Association for International Diffusion of French Art), having Daria de Beauvais,
„New York Crimes”, Benny Jackson show at Etaj
It was 1985.I was living in this shitty basement down in Brooklyn. I was eating hot dogs all day so I could save my soul. Outside was madness, thugs with knives, American grandmas mugging immigrant kids, police thinking they were
„LES FEMMES DU FEU” show at Sector 1 Gallery
I grew up with surrealism. I took it for granted that art is essentially an act of freedom. You react to the world totally freely. I met many artists in New York who believed progress is linear, from figure to
„Studies for a Burning Silence” grup show at Hangar F
One of the most iconic plays of the XX-th century, Waiting for Godot written by Samuel Becket in 1953 (the title paraphrasing the term „waiting for God” from the existentialist philosopher Martin Heidegger) develops into several scenes with no narrative
Byoungil Sun, most well-known poster art creator from South Korea, talks about his new exhibition at Art Safari in Bucharest this fall
The most famous poster and design artist from South Korea, Byoungil Sun, who was invited to host a personal exhibition at the 10th edition of Art Safari, with the support of the Embassy of The Republic of Korea, spoke to
Victoria & Albert Museum curators talk about the upcoming Art Safari exhibition dedicated to John Constable
Before the official opening of the 10th edition of Art Safari, on September 23rd, Propagarta spoke to the two curators of the long-awaited exhibition dedicated to John Constable, one of the most important landscape artists of Great Britain. Dr. Emily
Remus Grecu show at IOMO Gallery
Praying for the snow’’, is a soloexhibition hosted by IOMO Gallery, focused on the recent production of Romanian artist Remus Grecu,and curated by Alice Zucca. In numerous novels as well as in popular culture, snow is the guardian of memories.Under
„White imprint” show @ Mobius
We leave traces. On our bodies and on the others. In the city and on the planet. Whether we want to or not. The signs we generate can be decoded or remain incomprehensible. We act upon their interpretation. Once marked out and
Group show “What matters to us (today)” at Jecza Gallery
“What matters to us (today)” represents a first episode in a series of exhibitions that aims to conduct a research and a radiography (in progress) of the latest contemporary artistic narratives as they are articulated and written by Romanian artists
„Anatomy of a Tragedy”, duo show Ada Muntean and Mathias Bar at X FLUX Studio
Anatomy of a Tragedy is a work in progress type project, made in 2022, based on the major social changes that have taken place both globally and regionally in the last two years and can be seen as a continuation