Difference between revisions of "Bucharest"
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'''Spaces''': [[factor92]] gallery. | '''Spaces''': [[factor92]] gallery. | ||
| − | '''Media''': [[E-Cart]] magazine (*2003). | + | '''Media''': [[E-Cart]] magazine (*2003), [[The Long April. Texts About Art]] magazine. |
'''Art workers''': [[Cãlin Dan]], [[Florin Tudor]] (1974), [[Irina Cios]], [[Mona Vătămanu]] (1968), [[Raluca Velisar]] (1976), [[Raluca Voinea]], [[Sasha-Liviu Stoianovici]] (1978), [[Stefan Tiron]]. | '''Art workers''': [[Cãlin Dan]], [[Florin Tudor]] (1974), [[Irina Cios]], [[Mona Vătămanu]] (1968), [[Raluca Velisar]] (1976), [[Raluca Voinea]], [[Sasha-Liviu Stoianovici]] (1978), [[Stefan Tiron]]. | ||
Revision as of 13:50, 1 September 2011
Initiatives: D Media, E-Cart (*2006), subREAL (*1990), Centre for Visual Introspection, Paradis Garaj, Postspectacle, The Bureau of Melodramatic Research (*2009).
Festivals: Rokolectiv.
Past events: Portraits of the Artists as Young Artists exhibition (2009), Kinema Ikon exhibition (2005), 010101 exhibition (1994), Media Culpa exhibition (1995), Ex Oriente Lux exhibition (1993).
Spaces: factor92 gallery.
Media: E-Cart magazine (*2003), The Long April. Texts About Art magazine.
Art workers: Cãlin Dan, Florin Tudor (1974), Irina Cios, Mona Vătămanu (1968), Raluca Velisar (1976), Raluca Voinea, Sasha-Liviu Stoianovici (1978), Stefan Tiron.
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