Expositions d'art

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Bucharest

GALERIA CATINCA TABACARU

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  • IOANA MINCU : Bucureștiul e un Biscuite Sfărâmicios / Bucharest Is a Crumbly Cookie

    Jusqu’au 31 oct. 2026

    IOANA MINCU : Bucureștiul e un Biscuite Sfărâmicios / Bucharest Is a Crumbly Cookie at GALERIA CATINCA TABACARU, Bucharest
  • For the past year I have been waiting for something to happen. I don’t know exactly what. I thought I would recognize it when it came. After this trip, maybe. After this exhibition. When I move. When I leave. Next month. In the meantime, life became strangely full. My apartment was always filled with sun. From the window I could see Marché Central. My friends lived five minutes away and we made dinner, went dancing, played very bad music. I bought a guitar and learned a few things. I watched films until morning, sometimes three in one night. For a while I thought I wanted to make cinema. I walked through Casablanca a lot. Some days I felt completely visible and some days I felt like I was speaking to people from underneath the ground.
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    Youssra Raouchi : in Between

    Jusqu’au 31 oct. 2026

    Youssra Raouchi : in Between at GALERIA CATINCA TABACARU, Bucharest
Expositions récentes terminées
  • Nona Inescu at Musée de l’Homme, Paris Momies

    Terminée le 25 mai 2026

  • An exhibition and research project that explores the under-explored relationship between Romania and Zimbabwe from the mid-1960s to the early 1980s, centering on Romania’s role in supporting Zimbabwe’s armed liberation struggle. The project brings together historical works created in 1970s Romania and Zimbabwe alongside contemporary works that address memory, postcolonial legacies, and the politics of representation.
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    Have No Doubt of the Omnipotence of a Free People

    Terminée le 26 avr. 2026

  • Xavier Robles de Medina at Xippas Geneva Access All Areas

    Terminée le 7 mars 2026

  • An exhibition and research project that explores the under-explored relationship between Romania and Zimbabwe from the mid-1960s to the early 1980s, centering on Romania’s role in supporting Zimbabwe’s armed liberation struggle. It brings together photographs, newspaper clippings, archival documents, first-hand testimonies, scholarly essays, and artworks by Romanian and Zimbabwean artists working during the 1960s–1980s and their contemporary counterparts.
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    Ion Grigorescu and Sylvester Mumbayi on view as part of Have No Doubt of the Omnipotence of a Free People at BarTon, Bucharest

    Terminée le 28 févr. 2026

  • Nona Inescu, Mara Verhoogt & Marta Mattioli at /SAC x The Austrian Cultural Forum, Bucharest Why We Should All Be Feminists

    Terminée le 14 févr. 2026