DIALOG Project – Diversity in Arts. Learning Opportunities and Growth. Field Map.

DIALOG Project – Diversity in Arts. Learning Opportunities and Growth (EN) Fountains of the South. Project team:Cristian Bassa, photo documentation expert, editing and communicationRoxana Deca, expert documentary ethnographer / museologist Dorian Delureanu, photo documentation expert and relations with the authoritiesCristina Irian, activity coordinator, anthropologist The map of Bobicești fountains  In 1935, Simion Mehedinți began his course

DIALOG Project – Diversity in Arts. Learning Opportunities and Growth. Field Notes.

(EN) Fountains of the South. A few field notes. The fieldwork was carried out between April 15-18, 2021 in the villages of the Bobicești municipality, Olt county.Project team:Cristian Bassa, photo documentation expert, editing and communicationRoxana Deca, expert documentary ethnographer / museologist Dorian Delureanu, photo documentation expert and relations with the authoritiesCristina Irian, activity coordinator, anthropologistThe name

Cristian Bassa – FORWARD MARCH

“FORWARD MARCH” photo album is part of a long – term documentary project conducted by Cristian Bassa regarding the life of young individuals making an honest living and striving to build a future for themselves in Romania.The current book is looking at the life of Alexandru, a Romanian soldier, whose personal story and trajectory is

DIALOG Project – Diversity in Arts. Learning Opportunities and Growth

(EN) The project DIALOG includes multiple events that, regardless of their form (performing arts, photography, cultural circuits and so on), will share the same thing – promoting the cultural identity of communities and diversifying the cultural offer.  The project involves 4 partners, including a Norwegian partner.  In the case of theater, dance and contemporary performance,

Cristina Irian – STRATA|B

[EN] STRATA|B is a story of a fragment of Bucharest, a time-frame and digital spaces. Back in 2014 there was a time when interactions between people and the walls of buildings in a part of the old city center were meticulously recorded. I visited these walls, or what was left of them, on a regular

Cristian Bassa – BEAUTIFUL SUNRISE

“I live in the northern area of Bucharest. Every day on my way to work I used to pass by a public transport ticket booth. Among the middle-aged vendors, I saw a young man working there, focused on his job, very quiet and seemingly out of place. During breaks between serving clients he was usually

Bucuresci/19 – București/20

[EN] Bucuresci/19 – București/20: The private lives of the city. The exhibition aims to introduce the visitor into the private lives of Bucharest, a city photographed, as Franz Duschek used to publicize –”at any time, on a shiny day or on a cloudy one”. The photographs display glimpses of lives lived by the city and its

Dorian Delureanu – The Mysteries of Craiova

[RO] În anul 2009, în urma unui teren fotografic desfășurat în centrul Băniei, Dorian Delureanu a vernisat la Palatul Jean Mihail, prima expoziție de fotografie din seria “Misterele Craiovei”. Subiectul expoziției, aparent la îndemâna oricărui vizitator al orașului, dispus să inspecteze limitele proprietăților, a constat în identificarea și fotografierea unor elemente de feronerie istorică, paznici

Analogic192021

[EN] Analogic192021 is a long-term project dedicated to the research, digitization and promotion of analogic photography, Romanian photographic archives and collections, developed in partnership with associations and cultural institutions. The project started in 2017 with a Cocktail of centuries, event organized during Bucharest Photo Week Festival, in partnership with Paul Aioanei, Studio Ambrotipescu, and Cezar

Fântânile Olteniei – The Fountains of Oltenia (I)

The project of visual documentation and mapping of community fountains in Oltenia was initiated in 2016 by a team of photographers and anthropologists who carried out field research on a preliminary area in Dolj and Mehedinţi counties. The first part of the project was carried out in partnership with the Romanian Peasant Museum and “Mircea