Artă în lucru, no 3 – is out now!
The third issue of the magazine “Artă în lucru / Art at Work” is available online, on feeder.ro/shop, and will soon be available to borrow for free in the Bucharest Metropolitan Library network.
Designed as an interactive jigsaw puzzle, “Artă în lucru” magazine brings to the forefront the works of outstanding contemporary artists from Romania and around the world, such as Aito Kitazaki (Japan), Aleksi Ivanov (Bulgaria), Alex Baciu, Alexandra Iliesco, Andrei Felea, Coon One, Cosmean, Harcea Pacea, Hyssop, Jana Danilović (Serbia), Maria Bălan, Mister Thoms (Italy), Msero, Ocu, Ohboy, Oksen, Opium (Italy), Pisica Pătrată, Popescu, Pulsar Sinaps, Robert Obert, Romb, Saddo, Score21, Thiago Gomes (Brazil) & Whyx.
🗓 10 November
📍 Bucharest
Deciphering Streets Through Art
The editorial project proposes a carefully curated and updated collection of recent urban culture, presenting over 70 of the most significant street art works, documented photographically and through interviews with local artists such as Aito Kitazaki (Japan), Aleksi Ivanov (Bulgaria), Biex, Bilos (Greece), Bona Berlin (Germany), BTA(Moldova), Erps, Homeboy LDJ, Ino (Greece), Juan Jose Surace (Argentina), Kero, Mishka the Mouse (Bulgaria), Msero, Normski (Ukraine), Ohboy, Oksen, Ortaku, Pisica Pătrată, Sr Papa Chango (Mexico), Sunshiners (Bulgaria), Sweet Damage Crew, Twee Muizen (Spain), Whyx and many others.
🗓 9 November
📍 Bucharest
BSBSA: Aleksi Ivanov in Bucharest
Street Art Workshop with Aleksi Ivanov
🗓 October 13, 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
📍 Lente Lupu, Bucharest
Aleksi Ivanov – Tales / Artistic Intervention
🗓 October 18
📍 Mihai Bravu Boulevard, no. 75/83, Block C17, Bucharest
Artist Talk with Aleksi Ivanov
🗓 October 19, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Lente Lupu, Bucharest
Romanian Street Art hosts a multidisciplinary work created by Sunshiners (BG) and Cezar Lazăr
Save or Cancel announces the upcoming multidisciplinary artistic intervention created by the Bulgarian artist Sunshiners (mural painting), in collaboration with the renowned musician Cezar Lazăr (audio composition). The work will be available for viewing starting September 18.
📍 Mihai Bravu Avenue, no. 75/83, block C17, Bucharest
Încep înscrierile la “Ateliere și Tururi Un-hidden”
🗓 Calendarul activităților
- 07 Sep: Atelier de street art în București
- 10 Aug: Tur ghidat de street art în București
- 17 Aug: Tur ghidat de street art în Iași
- 17 Aug: Tur ghidat de street art în Brașov
- 24 Aug: Tur ghidat de street art în Iași
- 31 Aug: Atelier de street art în București
- 31 Aug: Tur ghidat de street art în Brașov
- 06 Sep: Tur ghidat de street art în București
Romanian Street Art: creative workshops
🗓 Ortaku // July 13, 2024
🗓 Serebe // October 5, 2024
🗓 Pisica Pătrată // December 7, 2024
🗓 Tobias Barenthin Lindblad // March 15, 2025
🗓 Serebe // October 11, 2025
📍Lente (Dionisie Lupu 78), Buhcarest
BSBSA (Belgrade Sofia Bucharest Street Art) with Serbian artist Jana Danilović in Bucharest
🗓 16th – 22nd of June 2024
📍Șoseaua Ianucului no 1, Bucharest, Romania
Art intervention by Pisica Pătrată and Harcea Pacea
🗓 April 2024
📍Extended day kindergarten no. 25, Iasi
Romanian Street Art – open call for photography
Romanian Street Art invites people passionate about photography and street art to participate in an exciting open call dedicated to immortalizing and promoting street art in Romania’s public space. Through this call, participants are encouraged to submit up to three photographs capturing artistic interventions in various public spaces across the country.
Submissions can be entered between 10 April and 10 May 2024, 23:59, in digital format, by filling in the form published on the call page.
Join the Romanian Street Art guided tours
🗓️ 30 March 2024: Iancului area, Bucharest
🗓️ 7 September 2024: Brașov
🗓️ 2 November 2024: Elisabeta area, Bucharest
🗓️ 4 October 2025: Iancului area, Bucharest
Romanian Street Art announces multidisciplinary art intervention by Delia Cîrstea and Kozo in Bucharest
Romanian Street Art unveils multidisciplinary art intervention in Bucharest: a fusion of visual and auditory creativity.
Bucharest’s Exhibition Boulevard takes on a new dimension as part of the Romanian Street Art project. In collaboration with musician Kozo, artist Delia Cîrstea brings forth a large-scale artwork that can be experienced visually and aurally, free of charge, in public spaces at any time of the day.
Romanian Street Art launches survey to shape the Open Call Theme for Artistic Interventions
Romanian Street Art, a cultural urban regeneration initiative, announces the launch of a survey aimed at gathering diverse perspectives to shape the themes for its upcoming open calls for artistic interventions.
The BSBSA project brings together artists from Bulgaria, Serbia and Romania
The BSBSA project unites artists from Bulgaria, Serbia, and Romania with a clear mission: to boost the creation and circulation of European art. To achieve this, the BSBSA project brings artists from diverse backgrounds together. Collaborating on transformative art installations, they redefine public spaces in Bulgaria, Romania, and Serbia.
The project, co-funded by the European Union through the Creative Europe programme, aims to strengthen the capacity of European cultural and creative sectors, fostering international engagement. This is accomplished through cultural exchange and mobility of artists’ works showcased in multidisciplinary exhibitions spanning the three countries.
Artă în lucru, nr. 2 – urban art, colouring and creative thinking magazine
The magazine „Artă în lucru, nr. 2” offers for colouring, completing and investigating the works and sketches of some of the most active and appreciated artists such as Aeul, Homeboy, Ionut Popescu, iZZY iZVNE, MSER, Ortaku, Pandele, Pisica Pătrată, RUN and Serebe together with several emerging artists such as Alexa Lincu, Antonia C, Coon One, Doni, Eugen Munteanu, Louis K. Jamal și SANDi. In addition, the magazine contains three sketches by Andreea Gabriela Tudor(1st place), Aara (2nd place) and Maria Tender (3rd place), who were chosen as winners by public vote following the open call launched within the project.
Un-hidden Bucharest
The Un-hidden Bucharest project, initiated by Save or Cancel and co-financed by the Bucharest City Hall through ARCUB within the Bucharest Home 2023 programme, generated a series of artistic events, including 5 urban art workshops, 5 guided tours, 1 multidisciplinary artistic intervention, 1 live stream performance and 1 exhibition, in which 448 people participated in the physical environment. The communication plan and promotional materials generated over 150.000 views in the physical and online environment.
🗓 27 Aug – 10 Nov, 2023
📍 Romexpo (Expozitiei boulevard), Lente (Dionisie Lupu 78), “Ion Creangă” Branch, Metropolitan Library of Bucharest (Christian Tell 10), Bucharest
Un-hidden Bucharest – street art exhibition
Street art exhibition with Aeul, Alexandra Iliesco, Alexa Lincu, Alex Baciu, Antonia C, Barto, Coon One, Homeboy Ldj, Iluc, Irlo, John Dot S, Krips, Lux, Maria Bălan, Msero, Nesk, Ortaku, Ohboy, Pandele Radu, Pisica Pătrată, Pulsar Sinaps, Robert Obert, Roper, Serebe, Taci 41, Toybox, Viață, Wanda
🗓 20 Oct – 10 Nov 2023
📍Lente (Dionisie Lupu 78), Bucharest
Vlad Caia (dj set) & Ortaku (live painting)
🗓 20 Oct, 7:00 – 9:00 PM
📍 Lente (Dionisie Lupu 78), Bucharest
Live screenprinting with Octav Avramescu from Atelierul de serigrafie de pe lângă Librăria Jumătatea plină
🗓 20 Oct, 7:00 – 9:00 PM
📍 Lente (Dionisie Lupu 78), Bucharest
Un-hidden Bucharest – Street art workshops
SANDi – stickers workshop
🗓 9 September 2023, 3:00 – 5:00 PM
📍Lente (Dionisie Lupu 78)
John Dot S – street art workshop
🗓 23 September 2023, 3:00 – 5:00 PM
📍Lente (Dionisie Lupu 78)
Serebe – drawing workshop
🗓 7 October 2023, 3:00 – 5:00 PM
📍Lente (Dionisie Lupu 78)
SANDi – stickers workshop
🗓 21 October 2023, 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍”Ion Creangă” Branch, Metropolitan Library of Bucharest (Christian Tell 10)
Serebe – drawing workshop
🗓 4 November 2023, 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍”Ion Creangă” Branch, Metropolitan Library of Bucharest (Christian Tell 10)
Un-hidden Bucharest – multidisciplinary artistic intervention: PISICA PĂTRATĂ (mural painting) și VLAD CAIA (soundtrack)
📍Un-hidden Bucharest x Romexpo (Expozitiei boulevard), Bucharest
🗓 27 Aug 2023
Un-hidden Bucharest – Tururi ghidate cu tema artă urbană
📍 Bucharest
🗓 2 Sep, 16 Sep, 30 Sep, 14 Oct, 28 Oct 2023
Un-hidden Bucharest
Multidisciplinary artistic intervention: PISICA PĂTRATĂ (mural painting) și VLAD CAIA (soundtrack)
📍Romexpo (Expozitiei boulevard), Bucharest
🗓 27 Aug 2023
Street art workshops with SEREBE, JOHN DOT S & SANDi
📍Lente (Dionisie Lupu 78) & “Ion Creangă” Branch, Metropolitan Library of Bucharest (Christian Tell 10), Bucharest
🗓 9 Sep, 23 Sep 7 Oct, 21 Oct, 4 Nov 2023
Street art guided tours
📍 Bucharest
🗓 2 Sep, 16 Sep, 30 Sep, 14 Oct, 28 Oct 2023
Urban art exhibition + multidisciplinary performance live stream
📍Lente (Dionisie Lupu 78), Bucharest
🗓 20 Oct – 10 Nov 2023
feeder.ro awards – street art open call
📍online
Un-hidden Romania
2021 – 2024
Un-hidden Romania is an urban regeneration cultural programme, which aims to humanize public spaces in the country through art and to promote their discovery and exploration.
Activities
8 MURALS/STREET ART INTERVENTIONS – 4 cities
5 STREET ART WORKSHOPS
4 STREET ART GUIDED TOURS
2 OPEN CALLS – for murals/street art interventions & photography contributions to the online map
1 STREET ART MAP – 60 artworks in public space
1 STREET ART BOOK – 300 copies
1 EXHIBITION
Un-hidden Romania
Street art exhibition
📍Lente (Dionisie Lupu 78), Bucharest
🗓 15 – 21 May 2023
Street art catalogue & map release
📍Lente (str Dionisie Lupu nr 78), Bucharest
🗓 18 May, 8:00 PM, 2023
Street art guided tour
📍 Bucharest
🗓 18 May, 5:00 PM, Bucharest
Un-hidden Romania street art map
📍online
Mister Thoms (Italy)
📍Un-hidden Romania x Romexpo, Bucharest
🗓 April 2023
Andrei Felea
📍Un-hidden Romania x MNAC Annex (National Museum of Contemporary Art), Bucharest
🗓 April 2023
Alexa Lincu, open call winner (mural art) + Xandru (electronic music composition)
📍Un-hidden Romania x Special Secondary School No. 9, Bucharest
🗓 19 – 27 March 2023
Drawing workshop with SANDi
📍 Lente (Dionisie Lupu 78), Bucharest
🗓 8, 22, 28 April 2023, starting at 3 PM
New Un-hidden Romania art interventions
Artists: Alexa Lincu, open call winner (mural art) + Xandru (electronic music composition)
📍Special Secondary School No. 9, Bucharest
🗓 19 – 27 March 2023
Artist: Andrei Felea
📍MNAC Annex (National Museum of Contemporary Art), Bucharest
🗓 7 – 9 April 2023
Artist: Mister Thoms [IT]
📍Romexpo Workshops building, Bucharest
🗓 9 – 16 April 2023
Open call for street art interventions
📍 online
🗓 registration: 5 – 15 December 2022
🏆 winners: Alexa Lincu, Andrei Felea, Mister Thoms (Italy)
Wanda Hutira
📍Un-hidden Romania x Ion Creangă Branch, Metropolitan Library of Bucharest
🗓 October 2022
Bea Hopes (mural painting) & Bucurie (soundtrack)
📍Un-hidden Romania x Artipic Association, Iasi
🗓 September 2022
Maria Bălan (installation) & Adrian Drăguț (audio composition)
📍 Un-hidden Romania x Faculty of Sociology and Social Work, University of Bucharest
🗓 August 2022
Ortaku & Toybox
Un-hidden Romania x Ion Creangă Branch, Metropolitan Library of Bucharest
🗓 July 2022
Drawing workshop with Serebe
📍 Lente, Bucharest
🗓 18 June 2022, starting at 3 PM
Discover street art in Bucharest in the new Un-hidden guided tour 3/2022
📍 Bucharest
🗓 23rd of July 2022, starting at 5 PM
Drawing workshop with Serebe
📍 Lente, Bucharest
🗓 18 June 2022, starting at 3 PM
Join the Un-hidden guided tour and discover street art in Bucharest
📍 Bucharest public spaces
🗓 11 June 2022, starting at 5 PM
Drawing workshop with Serebe and screenprinting with Octav Avramescu (aka. Atelierul de serigrafie de pe lângă Librăria Jumătatea plină)
📍 Lente, Bucharest
🗓 14th of May 2022, starting at 2 PM
🕰 3-4 hours
PISICA PĂTRATĂ
Un-hidden Romania x National College of Arts “Queen Mary”, Constanța, September 2021
SANDI (mural) + OANA (sound composition)
Un-hidden Romania x Amural, Brașov, August 2021
Donate a wall or space to Un-hidden Romania
Donate a wall or space to Un-hidden Romania and contribute to the regeneration of the city through art in public spaces.
We offer an opportunity for you to host one of the artworks produced during the Un-hidden Romania cultural programme on your blind wall, fence or in your yard.
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The cultural programme Un-hidden Romania is produced by Save or Cancel (Cristina Popa, Andrei Racovițan) through feeder.ro and co-financed by AFCN.
The programme does not necessarily represent the position of The Administration of the National Cultural Fund. AFCN is not responsible for the content of the application or the way the program results can be used. These are entirely the responsibility of the beneficiary of the funding.
Partners: Bucharest Metropolitan Library, National Museum of Contemporary Art (Bucharest), Romexpo, Special Secondary School no. 9, Bucharest Metropolitan Library, Faculty of Sociology and Social Work (Bucharest), Lente (Bucharest), National Highschool of Arts Queen Mary (Constanța), Artipic Association (Iași), Lagom Hotel (Bucharest)
Media Partners: Igloo, Zeppelin, The Institute, IQads, Revista Atelierul, La pas prin Brașov, Litera 9, Romania Pozitivă, Book Hub, Teen Press, Revista Golan, Modernism, Agenția de Carte, Propagarta
About Save or Cancel
Since 2008, Save or Cancel is a medium of communication and propagation of arts and culture, facilitating their role in contemporary society.
Self-initiated multidisciplinary programs by Save or Cancel support the development of contemporary society by identifying opportunities for sustainable and adaptable (re) valorization of the existing, through cultural, editorial, architectural and design projects.