Exhibitions - ArtEncounters

Daria Koltsova: The road to poetry in wartime

Past exhibition

25.10.202325.11.2023

Art Encounters Foundation

Daria Koltsova is one of the outstanding figures of the contemporary Ukrainian scene. In these challenging times for her people, subject to the horrors of war, her artistic activity focuses on the effects of war and questions the possibilities of protection and resilience.

The Poetics of Politics

Past exhibition

21.09.202328.10.2023

Fundația Art Encounters

Experimenting with different presentation modes, switching between analog and digital, projected image and moving image, while sometimes also incorporating found footage and text, they want to overcome the limitations of the still image while stretching its possibilities.

Adrian Ghenie: The Impossible Body

Past exhibition

20.04.202318.06.2023

ISHO Pavillion

Curated by the artistic director of the Art Encounters Foundation, Diana Marincu, the exhibition brings together a large collection of drawings alongside some of the artist’s paintings.

Victor Brauner: Inventions and Magic

Past exhibition

17.02.202328.05.2023

National Museum of Art Timișoara

One hundred and twenty years after the birth of Victor Brauner in the Kingdom of Romania and curated by Camille Morando, this retrospective exhibition aims to work as a tribute to this central figure of surrealism, still lesser known in his native country.

Symmetrical, never identical

Past exhibition

10.11.202204.03.2023

Art Encounters Foundation

The exhibition “Symmetrical, never identical” is part of the Art Encounters Foundation’s curatorial and strategic initiative to foster connections between different generations of artists, whose works can thus be contextualized conceptually, not only chronologically.

If a Story is Present

Past exhibition

07.07.202203.09.2022

Art Encounters

Art Encounters Foundation presents IF A STORY IS PRESENT, the first exhibition in Romania dedicated to internationally renowned Macedonian artists Yane Calovski and Hristina Ivanoska, who live and work in Skopje and Berlin.

At the edge of the world

Past exhibition

24.03.202229.05.2022

Art Encounters

The exhibition aims to render the creative laboratory of the participating artists, visible in drawings and sketches, by analyzing the boundary between the real and fictional worlds that every one of us inhabits.

Infra-Noir: anatomies of desire, metamorphoses of the image

Past exhibition

12.11.202103.01.2022

Art Encounters Foundation

Infra-Noir: anatomies of desire, metamorphoses of the image, an exhibition focusing on Romanian Surrealism, organised in collaboration with Centre Pompidou Paris. Bringing together works from the collections of Centre Pompidou Paris, as well as from private collections.

The Third Woman – Actionism, performance, and attitudes

Past exhibition

17.06.202107.08.2021

Art Encounters Foundation

The Third Woman includes a valuable selection of pieces from the Charim Collection in Vienna, alongside an excerpt from the Ovidiu Șandor Collection and several invited works by Romanian contemporary artists.

I feel something, don’t know what

Past exhibition

15.04.202105.06.2021

Art Encounters Foundation

The exhibition I Feel Something, Don’t Know What is a collaborative project with Zachęta Project Room, aiming at building a creative bridge between active creators of the artistic scene in Timișoara, Romania and Polish artists included in the exhibitions of our partner institution in Warsaw, Poland over the last few years.

Reality Would Have to Begin

Past exhibition

01.10.202031.10.2020

Art Encounters Foundation

The present exhibition is a selection of Harun Farocki’s films, videos and installations created between 1980s and 2014, part of them in collaboration with the artist and director Antje Ehmann (b. 1968), with whom he’d been working since the early 2000s.

BRUIAJ

Past exhibition

28.02.202015.04.2020

Art Encounters Foundation

The exhibition BRUIAJ, the third episode in the series of collaborations between the artists Michele Bressan, Lea Rasovsky, and Larisa Sitar, bears witness to a generation solidarity that sets the frame for a dialogue developed naturally, spanning a long period of time.