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What's on in Bucharest21 Sept – 27 Sept 2026

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

  1. „Brâncuși. Sindromul”

    Until Sun 25 Oct · Muzeul Național de Artă al RomânieiCentru

    An exhibition celebrating 150 years since Constantin Brâncuși's birth, exploring his influence on Romanian art and culture. It analyzes the 'Brâncuși syndrome' and his mythical figure.

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  2. Expoziție retrospectivă „Tescani 50”

    Until Sun 27 Sept · Muzeul Național al Țăranului Român, Sala Tancred Bănățeanu

    A retrospective exhibition celebrating 50 years of creation camps at Tescani, featuring works by important contemporary Romanian artists. It highlights the diverse collection of contemporary Romanian art.

  3. Mircea Roman: 1/50 – Cincizeci de desene și lansarea catalogului artistului

    Until Sun 04 Oct · IOMO Gallery

    An exhibition of fifty recent drawings by Mircea Roman. The show coincides with the launch of the artist's new catalog.

  4. Art Safari New Museum Ediția 19

    Until Sun 20 Dec · Amzei 13

    The 19th edition of Art Safari New Museum opens, featuring a 'Brâncuși and his muses' exhibition in the Museum Pavilion.

  5. Expoziție de Mihai Bodea-Tatulea „Rezident”

    Until Sun 11 Oct · Muzeul Național al Țăranului Român, Sala Noua Galerie

    Mihai Bodea-Tatulea presents an exhibition drawn from his documentary archive. It traces changes within the National Museum of the Romanian Peasant and its permanent exhibition, stemming from his doctoral research on photography's role in defining vernacular culture.

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  6. Brâncovenii: putere și moștenire. Portrete din Colecția Muzeului Municipiului București

    Until Sun 06 Dec · Palatul Suțu

    A temporary exhibition at Sutu Palace displays portraits of the Brâncoveanu family and their descendants. It documents how the family's memory and image were constructed and transmitted across generations.

  7. Expoziție temporară „Brâncovenii: putere și moștenire. Portrete din Colecția Muzeului Municipiului București”

    Until Sun 06 Dec · Palatul Suțu, Muzeul Municipiului București

    A temporary exhibition at Palatul Suțu displays portraits of the Brâncoveanu family and their descendants. It examines how their memory was shaped and passed down through generations, including votive portraits and works from the Brâncovenesc Hospital.

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  8. Grădina Întâlnirilor: o săptămână pietonală în Piața Revoluției

    Until Sun 27 Sept · Piața RevoluțieiFree

    A temporary urban project transforms Piața Revoluției into a pedestrian space for a week, offering community activities, public discussions, and a mobile museum on communist-era life. It includes coffee, reading corners, outdoor workspaces, children's activities, and evening tastings.

  9. Fibră. Radiografia prezenței / Fiber. A Radiography of Presence

    Until Sun 25 Oct · Muzeul Național Cotroceni, Spațiile Medievale

    A retrospective exhibition dedicated to artist Marcela Rădulescu, showcasing works from over six decades. It offers a comprehensive look at her artistic practice and historical context.

  10. RADAR 2026 – FULL SPECTRUM

    Thu 24 Sept · 12:00 · ARCUB - Hanul Gabroveni

    RADAR, a new media art festival, explores the relationship between physical and digital realities through installations, light, laser, AI, sound, and interactive art. It features international artists and supports emerging local talent.

  11. Exil (Alexandra Badea)

    Thu 24 Sept · 19:00 · Teatrul Național Ion Luca Caragiale București

    A play by Alexandra Badea, exploring themes of communism, post-communism, and exile through a non-linear narrative of a three-generation family. The director reconstructs their marked experiences fragment by fragment.

  12. Contracții

    Thu 24 Sept · 19:00 · Teatrul Național Ion Luca Caragiale – Sala Mică

    A two-character play exploring a tense corporate interrogation between an employee and her authoritarian boss, revealing a contract clause with devastating implications for the employee's personal life.