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Opening: Thursday, September 16
PAVILION UNICREDIT – Bucharest, 1 Nicolae Titulescu (Piata Victoriei)

We invite you at the opening of the ” Rien ne va Plus / Faites vos Jeux” exhibition, on Thursday, 16th of September , at  7pm, at Pavilion UNICREDIT, Nicolae  Titulescu street, number 1, Bucharest (Piata Victoriei).
Produced in Holland, the exhibition has an international theme and focuses on the combined impact of economic crisis, environmental crisis and the crisis between the generations on architecture and on ways to understand the complexity of the current crisis.

The Realism Question – Epilogue to Bucharest Biennale 4
Open until 24 September 2010

Participating artists: Magnus Bärtås, Kalle Brolin, Ion Grigorescu, Joana Hadjithomas & Khalil Joreige, The Medvedkine Groups, Paul Neagu, Lina Selander, Mona Vatamanu & Florin Tudor. Curator: Felix Vogel

Romanian Cultural Institute of Stockholm
Skeppsbron 20
Stockholm, Sweden
www.rkis.se

IOANA NEMES
EXPENSIVE FIASCO / CHEAP SUCCESS
Opening Thursday 2nd of September, 7pm
2nd September – 2nd October 2010
curator: Alina Serban
Event organized within the framework of 1990-2010

Thursday, 24 June, from 19.00h till late
Invitees: Cosmina & Constantin Goagea
Bucharest, French Institute, Elvira Popescu Hall, 77 Dacia blvd.

Chicago-Bucharest
Publics, Art and Collaboration
with Ellen Rothenberg and Delia Popa
workshop: 29 & 30.06.2010 / 10h00 – 17h00
artist talk: 30.06.2010 / 19h00

A collaborative workshop with American artist Ellen Rothenberg and Romanian artist Delia Popa with a focus on public art practices, collaboration, and work with specific communities will take place at MNAC on 29 and 30.06.

American Avant-garde. Fifty Years of Architecture: From Modernism to Minimalism

Modernism, latemodernism, postmodernism, deconstruction,  minimalism. 13 American cities – from New York to Los Angeles. 50 years of modern architecture. 60 famous architects – from Louis Kahn and Mies van der Rohe, to Frank Gehry and David Adjaye. 90 outstanding public buildings – from museums and libraries, to churches and research centers. 410 pictures taken directly from the source. Thousands of miles along and across a continent…

Delivered in book-shops at the beginning of summer holidays and accessible both, for architecture professionals and general public, „laborator01” synthesizes essential ideas expressed on the occasion of Zeppelin meetings and of the interviews taken to their guests (architects, designers, editors and artists). A generous range of aspects concerning buildings, planning, cities, territory, image and development are considered, this publication focusing on alternative approaches.

My Beautiful Dacia is a light hearted and humoristic portrayal of the evolution of Romania from Communism to Capitalism, seen through the eyes of its most emblematic symbol, the Dacia automobile. “In our film, we will follow different generations of Romanians – from the old nostalgic to the young entrepreneurs – showing the present transformation of Romanian society. The connecting point between the different stories is always the Dacia car: first, a symbol of the ambitions of Communist technology and now a reflection of the new global economy. ” (Julio Soto si Stefan Constantinescu)

Magic Blocks
Friday, May 14, from 17.00h
Cluj – Cinema Victoria – Bulevardul Eroilor
Speaker: Constantin Goagea

Scenarios for socialist collective housing estates in Bucharest.

Belgrade Days of Oris
Opening: 14 May, Belgrade

Oris magazine continues the tradition of the Days of Oris, presenting for the first time the Belgrade Days of Oris, in Dom Sindikata in Belgrade on 14 May, with start at 14:00.
This event, welcoming some of the greatest names of world architecture and urban planning every year, has put Belgrade on the map of global architectural events and is becoming an unmissable venue for everyone who loves architecture.
The numerous lectures of architects presenting their work and revealing their creative credo enable the visitors to see some of the most important trends in contemporary architecture and to hear some of the most significant architects of our time.
The Days of Oris will not only present the best of world architecture, but also present and promote local and regional contemporary architecture.