The film directed by Stefan Constantinescu is an extravagant journey from Communism to Capitalism, seen from the perspective of one of Romania's most emblematic symbols, the Dacia automobile. The film follows different generations of Romanians - from those nostalgic of a better past, to the young entrepreneurs - showing the present transformation of Romanian society.

RCINY is pleased to announce a new exciting photo album from Romanian born photographer Mircea Nicolescu: "Manhattan: Faces and Places" - People and places on Manhattan - a collection of street photography, showing new yorkers and their city.

Following the US premiere concert presented by the Romanian Cultural Institute in New York in 2009, Sunnyside Records and The Romanian Cultural Institute present on November 2 the CD Release celebration of ENESCO Re-Imagined. Lucian Ban and John Hébert assembled this daring contemporary jazz re-imagination of famed 20th century Romanian composer, George Enescu, featuring a stunning group of New York jazz iconoclasts; Joyce Hammann, violin, Mat Maneri, viola, Andrew Bishop, tenor saxophone, Ralph Alessi, trumpet, Lucian Ban, piano & re-orchestrations, John Hébert, double bass & re-orchestrations, Badal Roy, tabla, perc & voice and Gerald Cleaver, drums.

Curated by Marco Antonini & Sandrine Canac, “There Has Been No Future, There Will Be No Past: surviving cultural profiling in Central and Eastern European contemporary art” brings together nine artists, all recipients of the Young Visual Artist Award (YVAA), a major artist fellowship in Central and Eastern Europe that culminates with a residency at ISCP, with nine additional artists selected through a nomination process.

Ramiken Crucible presents The Management of Barbarism, a solo exhibition of sculpture and drawings by Andra Ursuta.

The Mattatuck Museum Arts and History Center commissioned this film to document the Josephine McMillen and Lois Livingston McMillen Exhibit featuring of the dynamic artof five women artists. The filmmaker, Romanian born Carina Tautu, was the Programming Director for the Connecticut Film Festivals; she received her MFA in film directing/writing from Columbia University.

For his first show in Culver City, François Ghebaly is thrilled to present QUI VIVRA VERRA, a new body of work by Marius Bercea. The participation of the artist is made possible with the support of RCINY.

Sanda Weigl and the Takeishis bring a blend of gypsy music, cabaret and jazz, to the Ringling International Arts Festival, a five day event presented by the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in collaboration with the Baryshnikov Arts Center of New York.

SLAG Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of “Super C”, new works by Dumitru Gorzo.

MoMA PS1 and The Museum of Modern Art present the third iteration of the quinquennial exhibition Greater New York, which showcases the work of artists and collectives living and working in the New York metropolitan area. Amongst the 68 featured artists, Greater New York presents DETEXT: Valentin Duceac (b. Bistrita, Romania 1979. Lives in Berlin) and Raúl Martínez (b. Madrid, 1981. Lives in New York).