Join us for the opportunity to watch 3 of Ivana’s films, In the Village, If 6 Was 9 and Turn Off the Lights and engage into a debate about her work, fuelled by Xandra. ODD provides the summer bites.
We extend an invitation to investigate a legendary episode in the history of the APACA textile factory. Together we will look through our archive of media remnants and try to make sense of them. As agents of speculation, our mission will be to create a narrative that we will re-enact together as an intervention in public space near the factory site.
For our first of lazy Sunday afternoons, we invite artist Simion Cernica to screen a selection of his films and writer / former resident Adrian Schiop to do what he does best – cook.
The sites of Apaca and Tricodava, the largest clothing factories in the “Golden Age” of Communist-era Romania, continue to be the subject of various forms of speculation, both mythic and market-driven. Working with this double meaning of the term “speculation”, over a five-week period artists Larisa Crunțeanu and Sonja Hornung tease out their own speculations, documenting their process in the form of a visual diary.
Say ta-ta to spring with an exercise of sound, visuals and poetry. We invited Mugur Grosu, Somnoroase Păsărele and Micleuşanu Mitoş to play around.
Prologue to a fiction of a space that does not yet exist is an exhibition embedded in a fictional text written by the curator. The premise is the projection of an imaginary space, not necessarily bound by physical laws.
Inspired by Radio Vi-Fon’s (North Korea’s last illegal and independent radio station) sound research, the four-piece will deliver an operatic techno noise improvisation.
For the 4th odd night we invite you deep into the rainforest, in the middle of the concrete city, for a night of unearthly celebrations with a festive dash of a b-day party.
For the third odd night we welcome the fantastic Nakazanye, an extended percussive trio composed by three open minded players. Join us for a live performance accompanied by visuals from Monica Vlad.