Art exhibitions and competitions held in Moldova and Romania

In Moldova, the Parliament is hosting the ‘Baștina’ painting exhibition, featuring works by students from the ‘Mihai Bătrânu’ Art School in Dondușeni. The collection includes landscapes, local symbols, and various subjects created using techniques such as gouache, lacquer, and oil on canvas. Art teacher Tatiana Lucovețchi noted that the exhibition serves to promote the town of Dondușeni and showcase the students' years of study.

In Romania, the municipality of Carei has launched the seventh edition of a drawing competition titled ‘We Draw History – The Last Furrow of Romanian Land’. Organized to commemorate Romanian Army Day on October 25, the contest invites students in grades V–VIII to create works inspired by the heroism and history of the Romanian Army. Participants are prohibited from using Artificial Intelligence to create their entries, and winners will be awarded diplomas and literature or albums related to Carei.