Romania hosts various contemporary art exhibitions

Multiple art institutions across Romania are launching new exhibitions and seasonal programs. In Deva, the FORMA National Art Gallery is hosting “SIGNS / SEMNE”, a contemporary art project featuring 32 artists exploring social, cultural, and spiritual symbols.

In Sibiu, the Museum of Contemporary Art is presenting “Borsos Miklós 120”, an exhibition marking the 120th anniversary of the Hungarian sculptor and graphic artist. The project includes works by students from the Budapest University of Fine Arts. Brașov’s Art Museum is hosting “Protocol for Nature”, an interdisciplinary multimedia project that integrates contemporary art, poetry, and biodiversity research.

Other notable events include a retrospective of Mihai Cismaru at the Ilfoveanu & Badea Cultural Foundation, featuring over 80 previously inaccessible works. In Ploiești, the Prahova County Art Museum is presenting an exhibition by Mircia Dumitrescu, Alina Roșca, and Doru Ivan. Additionally, the National Museum of Contemporary Art (MNAC) is inaugurating a new exhibition season with diverse projects ranging from geometric abstraction to modernist architecture.