Green Mirror @Bendana-Pinel Art Contemporain
Paris, France

7 September – 26 October, 2019
Artist: Iulian Bisericaru

Iulian Bisericaru has always been captivated by the relationship between architecture and nature. As an artist, he explores the tensions arising from this dichotomic union, dreaming up the most utopian projects.

The painting series “Green Mirror” feature an in-depth introspection at the heart of the relationship that humanity wants to maintain with nature. Are we prepared for an honest analysis? – scientists are already warning us that we might be close to the breaking point – an alienated society on the verge of an ecological disaster. For the ancient Greeks, the mirror was a portal to other spaces, to other worlds, but it can also appear as a truthful reflection of our reality. Through these works, Iulian Bisericaru is using his personal experience in Paris to reflect on the contradictory dynamics upon which man builds his own environment.

Art. No Borders. Plovdiv
Bulgaria, Sofia

1 – 30 September 2019
Artist: Stoyan Dechev

Curated by: Ilina Koralova and Emil Mirazchiev the group show also includes works by Bill Viola, Nadia Genova, Sevdalina Kochevska, Taus Makhacheva, Emil Mirazchiev, Benedikt Partenheimer, Dan Peterman, Nia Pushkarova, Delphine Reist, Ute Richter, 7+1, Julian Rosefeldt, scenocosme, FAMED, Mariko Hori, Rumen Zhekov.

We are happy to announce that our gallery artist, Belu-Simion Făinaru, is part of the the Romanian group exhibition at the 58th edition of The Venice Biennale.

Alongside artists Dan Mihălțianu and Miklós Onucsán, Belu-Simion Făinaru will present Unfinished Conversations on the Weight of Absence, curated by Cristian Nae with commissioner Attila Kim. The show tackles the politics of representation, cultural displacement, the anxiety of non-belonging, and the notion of direct democracy.

Opening: ‪May 9, 5:30–7pm‬
Romanian Pavilion, Giardini, Sestiere Castello, 30122 Venice, Italy

Opening at the New Gallery: ‪May 10, 6–8pm‬
The New Gallery of the Romanian Institute of Culture and Humanistic Research in Venice / Campo Santa Fosca, Palazzo Correr, Venice

More information: www.unfinishedconversations.ro | Facebook Page | Instagram Page

MATEI BEJENARU. PRUT
Thursday, March 28th, 19.00h
Anca Poterașu Gallery
58 Plantelor, Bucharest

Editorial Project by P+4 Publications

Matei Bejenaru. PRUT
216 pages (64 text, 152 imagini)
Romanian / English
Authors: Katarzyna Ruchel-Stockmans, Anca Verona Mihuleț, Puiu Lățea, Sezgin Boynik, Alina Șerban
Editor: Alina Șerban
Design: Andrei Turenici / Daniel & Andrew Design Studio
Production: Fabrik

Art critic and curator Aurélien Le Genissel dubs our participation at ARCO as ”the most serious” booth in the fair.
Our gallery’s first participation at the Madrid-based international fair included works from artists Matei Bejenaru, Aurora Király, Olivia Mihălțianu, Decebal Scriba.
More information on the top of the most essential booths in ARCO here: full article

We are happy to announce that Matei Bejenaru’s 2nd edition of his iconic photographic artwork
”High Voltage Lab in Iasi” from the series Between Two Worlds, Epson Digigraphie Archival inkjet print, 120 x 150 cm, Edition 2/5 + 2AP, 2011 is in the contemporaru art collection of Finstral.

”Thanks to company founder Hans Oberrauch’s passion for art, Finstral now holds a diverse and extensive collection of contemporary art. Since the founding of the company, a steadily growing collection recounts the close interlocking between artistic creativity and innovative thinking, providing important impulses for an individualistic approach to building and living. Thus, art has been a source of inspiration and part of the company’s philosophy since the very beginning.” (Source: www.finstral.com)

Thursday, February 21, 2019, At 6:30 p.m.
La Conciergerie in Paris | Salle d’Armes

organized by Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature
with a curatorial selection of videos by Anca Poterașu

artists: Irina Botea Bucan, Adelina Ivan, Anca Munteanu Rimnic,
Patricia Teodorescu, Oana Paula Vainer, Diana-Elena Păun

More info

To mark the Romanian presidency of the Council of the European Union, Hangar is presenting three artists who have Europe and Romania in common: Mircea Cantor, Daniel Djamo & Florica Prevenda. In their various different ways, they each follow their own different paths in their exploration of the complexity of our contemporary society. Exhibition staged with the support of the Permanent Representation of Romania to the European Union and the Romanian Cultural Institute in Brussels.

Venue: Hangar Art Space
18, place du Châtelain
1050 Brussels
Belgium

Opening 07/02/2019
07/02 – 04/05/2019

The opening takes place within the framework of the Independent Space Index festival (October 11–13) .

The film installation Rewind at Hoast by Olivia Mihaltianu is based on various attempts, of her continuous trials and errors processes of manipulating film in ways that are touching aspects like fashion, culinary, society and nature, among others, in works such as: Robe de soirée (1996), Film métrage (2015), Spaghetti Loop (2016), Tailler la robe selon le drap / Cutting the Coat According the Cloth (2018).

Venue: Hoast
Address: Große Sperlgasse 25
1020 Vienna, Austria

Opening 12/10/2018
12/10 – 26/10/2018