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What's on in Bucharest10 Aug – 16 Aug 2026

12 things worth your time this week, picked from across the city.

  1. „Brâncuși. Sindromul”

    Until Sun 25 OctMuzeul Național de Artă al României

    The National Museum of Art of Romania hosts an exhibition celebrating 150 years since Constantin Brâncuși's birth. It explores his influence on Romanian art and culture, analyzing the 'Brâncuși syndrome'.

  2. Expoziție de licență Andreea Ilie „Fie ca Soarele să Strălucească Mereu”

    Until Mon 31 AugMNȚRplusC, Muzeul Naţional al Ţăranului Român

    Andreea Ilie's diploma exhibition, 'May the Sun Always Shine,' is a multidisciplinary show deconstructing Soviet propaganda visuals. It explores the migration of political symbols into daily life and invites critical dialogue.

  3. Expoziție Mircia Dumitrescu „Autoportret 85”

    Until Mon 31 AugMuzeul Național al Literaturii Române

    This exhibition at the National Museum of Romanian Literature celebrates the artistic career of academician Mircia Dumitrescu on his 85th birthday. It features his works across engraving, sculpture, drawing, painting, and bibliophile books.

  4. New folder

    Fri 10 Jul · 19:00LeiLei Gallery

    This is a group exhibition at LeiLei Gallery featuring ten young, mostly debutant artists. The artists explore contemporary art through individual perspectives and a shared desire for experimentation.

  5. Expoziția „Victor Brauner – Opera de Hârtie”

    Until Sat 29 AugGaleria Romană

    An exhibition at Galeria Romană showcases Victor Brauner's works on paper, including drawings, engravings, lithographs, and posters. It explores his creative process, symbols, personal mythology, and Romanian roots.

  6. Expoziție de tapiserie și broderie artistică Ecaterina Dînga Mardari „Urme printre fire”

    Until Sun 23 AugMuzeul Național al Țăranului Român

    The National Museum of the Romanian Peasant is hosting "Urme printre fire," an exhibition of contemporary tapestry and artistic embroidery by Ecaterina Dînga Mardari. The show explores textile thread as artistic language, memory, and presence, offering a visual and tactile experience.

  7. Expoziție personală Coon One „OFF THE GRID”

    Thu 06 Aug · 18:30Elite Art Gallery

    Coon One presents their first solo exhibition, 'OFF THE GRID,' at Elite Art Gallery. The show features studio works that explore the transfer of urban visual language into easel painting.

  8. Expoziția „Rodica Maniu: Acuarela. Un tour de force în arta feminină modernă”

    Until Thu 27 AugMuzeul Național Cotroceni, Spațiile Medievale

    The exhibition at Muzeul Național Cotroceni showcases the graphic work of Rodica Maniu, an artist from the first half of the 20th century. It highlights her unique watercolor style, characterized by vibrant touches and subtle transparencies.

  9. Expoziție Irina Venera „Procesul. Un ceva e un nimic care a insistat”

    Until Mon 17 AugGallery Studio 76

    Artist Irina Venera presents "The Process. A Something is a Nothing That Insisted," an exhibition at Gallery Studio 76 featuring recent works. The installation combines drawing, painting, and video, exploring themes of artistic process, free gesture, and repetition.

  10. Expoziția de pictură emergentă „Emerging Me II: BLACK DIAMONDS”

    Until Sat 22 AugScemtovici & Benowitz Gallery

    A group exhibition at Scemtovici & Benowitz Gallery showcases works by a new generation of painters. It features award-winning artists and finalists from the Art Movements Foundation's Emerging Painting Award.

  11. Seria Atelierelor Senzoriale „Zăvoi Mic" • Urme Amestecate

    Until Sat 29 AugBucuresti

    This is a sensory workshop from the 'Zăvoi Mic' series, focusing on creating a play space and 'inventing a kitchen' using found objects. It encourages improvisation and creativity with natural materials.

  12. Expoziția „Muscelul la noi”

    Thu 23 Jul · 17:00Muzeul Național al Țăranului Român, Sala Noua Galerie

    This exhibition at the National Museum of the Romanian Peasant features 80 traditional Muscelen costumes from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It highlights the beauty and cultural significance of this regional heritage.