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We keep you posted with the events we're organizing, most of them in partnership with American cultural institutions, be they established or emergent, that you may want to discover through Romanian artists.

You can also find here an important cultural archive about recent Romania, organized into dossiers which make you familiar with the effervescence of a remote European country rapidly growing from a communist No Man's Land into an interesting player in today's world. You may wonder about the renaissance in Romanian cinematography; you may want to know which Romanian authors have been translated into English; or you may simply be curious to find out if the Transylvania of your imagination has a correspondent in real life. The dossier section can provide some insight about all these issues.

If you are a frequent visitor of our website, you will notice that the illustrations keep changing. Indeed, the site hosts mini-exhibitions presenting works by emerging Romanian artists. Every webxhibition (as we call them) is composed of about fifteen individual pieces of illustrative work. Together they tell a story. In order to read it properly, every time we change the series we host them in our virtual gallery. We can also provide contact information about the artists - they would most certainly love to hear from you.

Your questions and suggestions are valuable to us, so send them to icrny@icrny.org and we'll start talking.

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