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STUDIES FOR A BURNING SILENCE
Opening | Saturday, 24 September, 6 pm Dates | 24 September - 24 October 2022, only Tuesdays & Thursdays, between 4 pm - 6 pm * * Please call 0740167293 at least one day in advance to schedule your visit. WHITE NIGHT OF ART GALLERIES Sunday, 2 October 2022, between 6 pm - 10 pm Location | Hangar F, 12 Atelierului Street, Alba Iulia 510001, Romania Curator | Ada Muntean Artists | Răzvan Neagoe / Dragoș Neagoe / Ada Muntean, Mathias Bar / Ana Maria Micu (collaborative project with Alexandra and Radu Constantinescu) / Mircea Modreanu www.facebook.com/hangaru www.instagram.com/galeriahangarf/ In Studies for a Burning Silence, the sources of inspiration come from life, as elements of the ordinary recontextualised in a contemporary, interdisciplinary way where man plays a central role. Contemporary art suggests a conscious positioning of the artist as on a quest to reimagine the world from the inside and offers a critical commentary of both the intimate human consciousness, and the outside world where people live. The body becomes an intermediary between human consciousness and the world, through an extremely personal process that can be likened to breaking a mirror and then impossibly trying to put it back together. go to project ⮕ |
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UNLIMITED VISUALITY
Dates | 8 - 25 September 2022 Opening | Thursday, September 8, 18:00 Location | Aparte Gallery, within the George Enescu National University of Arts, 6 Teodor Codrescu Street Copou, Iași 700479, Romania Curator | Adrian Bojenoiu Artists | ALB, Lucian Bran, Sarah Muscalu, Elizaveta Ostapenko, Ana Maria Micu, Ciprian Tocar Ana Maria Micu restricted her flow of images to a source that comes from the environment of her own home. The artist exclusively paints scenes from her own apartment, images taken during various artistic endeavors. The painting proposed by the artist represents an unlimited visual examination, a multifaceted presentation of the self. go to project ⮕ |
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PULS 20. NEW ENTRIES IN THE MNAC COLLECTION
Dates | 29 June - 29 September 2022 Opening | 29 June 2022, 13:00 Visiting hours | Wednesday - Sunday 10:00 – 17:00 Location | Craiova Art Museum, Jean Mihail Palace, 15 Calea Unirii, Craiova, România Curators | Sandra Demetrescu and Irina Radu Organizers | Craiova Art Museum and The National Museum of Contemporary Art Artists | Dan Acostioaei, Andreea Anghel, Apparatus 22, Olimpiu Bandalac, Dragoș Bădiță, Ioana Bătrânu, Matei Bejenaru, Răzvan Boar, Rudolf Bone, Irina Botea Bucan, Giulia Crețulescu, Megan Dominescu, Biroul de Cercetări Melodramatice (Irina Gheorghe & Alina Popa), Ana Golici, Daniel Gontz, Teodor Graur, Viorica Iacob, Gheorghe Ilea, Aurora Király, Kopacz Kund, Stela Lie, Petru Lucaci, Maria Manolescu, Ana Maria Micu, 2META, Olivia Mihălțianu, Ciprian Mureșan, Alexandru Păsat, Marilena Preda Sânc, Carmen Rasovszky, Gheorghe Rasovszky, Larisa Sitar, Alexandru Solomon, Doru Tulcan, Cristian Răduță, Dan Vezentan, Bogdan Vlăduță, Victoria Zidaru www.muzeuldeartacraiova.ro After the first public presentation of the results of MNAC’s 2020 Acquisitions Session (“Twelve years after. A Survey of Romanian Art in 180 Works”), MNAC has begun touring selections from this fund under the title “PULS 20” (Kunsthalle Bega, 2021; Craiova Art Museum, 2022). As part of this broad approach to presenting the collection in partner institutions in Romania, the exhibition hosted by the Craiova Art Museum presents a concentrated overview of the 2020 Acquisitions, through the works of 38 contemporary artists and artist groups, representative of the different generations and multiple concerns in artistic production of the last five decades. The dialogues thus created bear witness to the effervescence of the Romanian art scene, in its extremely complex journey, and also offer multiple perspectives on contemporary history as it is outlined through the artistic act. go to project ⮕ |
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THE AFTERMATH OF A LOSING BATTLE / RITES OF PASSAGE
ROMANIAN CREATIVE WEEK Dates | May 21 - May 30, 2022 with daily visiting hours 10:00 - 19:30 Opening | Saturday, May 21, starting at 17:00 Location | Braunstein Palace, ground floor, 2 Cuza Vodă Street, Iași 700259, Romania Curators | Anca Bodea, Ioana Olăhuț Artists | Anca Bodea, Anca Brânzaș, Tiziana Cellino, Ana Maria Micu, Oana Năstăsache, Ioana Olăhuț, UAU / Vanessa Sîngenzia, Iulia Toacaci https://romaniancreativeweek.ro/en/sections-en/arts-crafts-en/the-aftermath-of-a-losing-battle-en/ |
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my works within the project
My contribution consists in developing a large-scale wall drawing out of black self-adhesive vinyl cuttings, around a finished painting, during a time period of several days prior to the opening. Instances of the drawing progressing and additional manipulations of the marks are used to create a stop-motion animation meant to be exhibited in a loop, on a TV screen.
Since my painting depicts a pile of vegetal debris, observed in a niche of my apartment, my concept for the animation is to think of "an imaginary walk in nature", an action in which a human figure performs a motion in a circle. I also reserve the opportunity to be inspired by working on-site, fully trusting the ability of one image to generate another, given an observant individual that is willing to capture it - a role of which I am aware and capable to perform.
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My contribution consists in developing a large-scale wall drawing out of black self-adhesive vinyl cuttings, around a finished painting, during a time period of several days prior to the opening. Instances of the drawing progressing and additional manipulations of the marks are used to create a stop-motion animation meant to be exhibited in a loop, on a TV screen.
Since my painting depicts a pile of vegetal debris, observed in a niche of my apartment, my concept for the animation is to think of "an imaginary walk in nature", an action in which a human figure performs a motion in a circle. I also reserve the opportunity to be inspired by working on-site, fully trusting the ability of one image to generate another, given an observant individual that is willing to capture it - a role of which I am aware and capable to perform.
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THE ARTIST'S WORKSHOP
Dates | May 1, 2022 - August 1, 2022 Opening | Saturday, April 30, starting at 17:00 Location | Roman Catholic Episcopal Palace of Oradea, 2 Șirul Canonicilor, 2nd floor Curator | Sorina Jecza Artists | Marius Bercea, Oana Fărcaș, Ion Grigorescu, Márta Jakobovits, Gyöngyi Kerekes, Tincuța Marin, Ana Maria Micu, Ioan Aurel Mureșan, Paul Neagu, Lia și Dan Perjovschi, Marilena Preda-Sânc, Cristian Sida, Ujvárossy László. The event will be punctuated by the cello recital given by the soloist Alexandra Guțu from Timișoara. Organizers | Roman Catholic Diocese of Oradea, Interart TRIADE Foundation https://triade.ro/events/atelierul-artistului/ |
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With a well-recognized history, the subject matter of "the artist's studio" is still a constant in the practices of many creators. Either it is treated in the traditional academic way, as a genre scene, with scenographic details that indicate the physical space to which the artist links his existence, or it involves self-referential details about the creation, by including “painting-within-a-painting”, or evokes the process of elaboration of the work, the studio reserves the ascendancy of a meta-language, as an instrument of introspection on its own creative approach or a metonymic sign that can substitute - physically or spiritually - for the artist himself.
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