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September 2010

Flower shop: KUMIKO INUI

 
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06.09.2010

Only available in Romanian.

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06.09.2010


zeppelin 24 brings you the Venice Architecture Biennale
September 23, from 18:30 until late
¾ gallery, 3rd Floor, MNAC, the National Theatre of Bucharest

"people meet in architecture"

The 12th edition of the Venice International Biennale, with the title “People meet in architecture”, is curated by Kazuyo Sejima, one of the most important figures in contemporary architecture. For this edition, the Japanese curator speaks directly about space and transforms the entire show in a live demonstration of architecture’s power to respond to economic, cultural and social changes.

 

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31.08.2010

 
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

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31.08.2010


Centre for Visual Introspection today

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

The title of the exhibition EXPENSIVE FIASCO / CHEAP SUCCESS is given by the homonym work, representing the place Ioana Nemes is occupying at the present time in the Artfacts.Net™ top. The international selection of the artists on this well known online portal in based on the index of attention, term belonging to the Viennese researcher Georg Franck.

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30.08.2010
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15.12.2009

Transparent city: on limits and dwelling in bucharest
Author: Stefan Ghenciulescu


Edited by: Zeppelin
Ion Mincu University Publishing House in Bucharest
No of pages: 124
ISBN: 978-973-1884-19-6


The more Bucharest architectural and urban patrimony is destroyed, the more publications dedicated to the city appear. It is an accountable phenomenon that pertains not only to a nostalgic evocation and exorcisation of the trauma caused by the totalitarian operations of the eighties but also to authors’ wish to bring arguments (explicitly or not) on the fact that Bucharest has had a valuable and determining patrimony in terms of our identity, a patrimony that deserves protection and promotion.

Order the Transparent City book here

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