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Asia – Europe | visual arts events 2012
Prepare for a visual feast in 2012 as many major biennales and other visual arts events in Asia and Europe are planned. Culture360′s Europe Editor, Judith Staines, presents a… Read More
(2)Opportunities in Romania
Robots and Avatars | call for submissions
Robots and Avatars is an intercultural, intergenerational and interdisciplinary exploration of a near future world consisting of collaborations between robots, avatars, virtual worlds, telepresence and real time presence within creative places, work spaces, cultural environments, interactive entertainment and play space. Read More
E-MOTIONAL Bodies and Cities | call for proposals
E-MOTIONAL Bodies & Cities is a two-year mobility and artistic exchange dance programme gathering artists and managers from six European countries – Romania, Cyprus, Ireland, Latvia, United Kingdom, and Turkey. Read More
Call for participants: Ex Oriente 2012 docu workshop
Ex Oriente Film 2012 aims to support creative documentary films from Central and Eastern Europe. Read More
Balkan Focus in 52nd Thessaloniki Filmfest
One of the highlights of the 52nd Thessaloniki International Film Festival, running from 4 to 13 November 2011, is Balkan Survey, which includes eight full-length features in its Main… Read More
Events in Romania
Belgium: artists’ mobility conference
The “Artists moving and learning” project will hold a conference in Brussels from 6th to 8th October in the Art Deco settings of the Residence Palace in the heart of the EU Quarter. The conference has the label of the Belgium Presidency and it is part of its official program. Read More
Magazine Romania
Independent theater in the red carpet world
Why theater at one of the biggest film festivals in Eastern Europe? What does it bring to the audience in addition to the movie projections? Read More
The European Dimension of the Romanian National Theatre Festival
The Romanian National Theatre Festival (RNTF) started in 1990, in Bucharest, just after the fall of the communist regime. The festival was at first a gathering of Romanian productions from all over the country – an annual theatre party of sorts. Read More
