A Romanian-American-Mexican artistic dialogue About The Event Conceived as a polyphonic environment of memory, absence, and unstable narration, The Book of Laughter and Forgetting, curated by Charles Moore, unfolds as a space where personal histories and political inheritances remain in constant negotiation. Structured as a Romanian-American-Mexican dialogue, the exhibition brings together the works of ten artists: Salvador Jiménez-Flores, Carlos Genova, Dumitru Gorzo, Nichol

A solo presentation at Independent Art Fair 2026 presented by Suprainfinit Gallery About The Event Larisa Sitar makes her New York debut at Independent Art Fair 2026 with a solo presentation by Suprainfinit Gallery. The exhibition introduces her practice to an international audience, foregrounding a distinctive approach to materiality, historical inquiry, and socio-political reflection. Sitar’s work examines the evolution of social and cultural values in relation to political

Printemps de la Francophonie 2026 About The Event The Romanian Cultural Institute New York is proud to present a soiree of music and talk, which offers a new concept of musical experience. Performed by soprano Rodica Vică and pianist Angela Drăghicescu, with art historian Doïna Lemny as guest speaker, the event, entitled BrancuSING, proposes an unexpected encounter between music and visual arts, inspired by Constantin Brâncuși’s immortal legacy. Bringing together performance

Echoes and Distortions: Romanian Experimental Film and Video Art About The Event Part of the new series Echoes and Distortions: Romanian Experimental Film and Video Art, organized by the Romanian Cultural Institute in partnership with e-flux Screening Room, the screening+talk event introduces American audiences to a vital yet historically underrepresented field: Romanian experimental film and video art. The series begins with a focus on Ion Grigorescu, a central figure of the