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Coming soon Ongoing Past events |
Nic Ularu's "Hieronymus" in World Premiere @ La MaMa Written and directed by OBIE Award Winning Romanian theatre artist Nic Ularu, "Hieronymus" is a visual performance in World Premiere that recomposes from a puzzle of situations the life and work of Hieronymus Bosch, revealing the condition of the artist in relation to society and his private life.
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January 20 - January 29
Friday & Saturday, 10pm
Sunday, 5:30pm
La MaMa's The Club
74A East 4th Street, on the 2nd Floor
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The Word Progress on My Mother’s Lips Doesn’t Ring True@The Trap Door Theatre - Extended Run Guest Hungarian/Romanian director István K. Szabó captures the signature comic/tragic surrealism of Matei Visniec’s "the word progress on my mother’s lips doesn’t ring true". Winner of the “Best Play in the Off-section” at the Avignon Festival in 2009″ this American Premiere delves into the pits of refugee psyche, a metaphysical space where one continuously runs from a place with nothing left, to a place with nothing to offer. Now extended through January 21!
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Extended Run Through January 21
The Trap Door Theatre
1655 West Cortland Ave.
Chicago, IL 60622
Runs: Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays at 8 pm
There will be no performance on SAT, Dec 31
Admission: $20, with two for one admission on Thursdays, $25 on Saturdays
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For Information/Reservations: 773-384-0494 |
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Saul Steinberg's Italian Years @ Center for Jewish History On January 23rd, on the occasion of the New York presentation of QUEST, Journal in Contemporary Jewish Issues published by the Center for Contemporary Jewish Documentation in Milan (CDEC), this special event will present Mario Tedeschini Lalli’s research on Saul Steinberg’s Italian years, featured in the journal’s current issue, at the Center for Jewish History. Romanian born Saul Steinberg (1914-1999), who became one of America’s most beloved artists, began to develop his artistry in Milan during the 1930s. Steinberg arrived there in 1933 to study architecture, having left his native Romania and its virulent anti-Semitism. |
MON, January 23, 6pm
Center for Jewish History
15 West 16th Street, New York, NY
Free admission | E-mail reservation is required: rsvp@primolevicenter.org
Suggested donation: $ 10
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Anthem of People's Love - Miklos Onucsan and Serban Savu Mihai Nicodim Gallery is proud to present “Anthem of People’s Love”, a show featuring works by Miklos Onucsan and Serban Savu.
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Opening Reception: Friday, October 28, 6 - 9 PM
Exhibition Dates: October 28 – December 10, 2011
Mihai Nicodim Gallery
3143 S. La Cienega Blvd, Unit B
Los Angeles, CA 90016 |
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Philanthropy at Columbia University Join us for the screening of Filantropica (Philanthropy), directed by Nae Caranfil, at Columbia University, Hamilton Hall. |
THU, Dec. 1, 8 pm
Hamilton Hall, Room 503
Columbia University |
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10 years after...with Saviana Stănescu "I celebrate 10 years of a very special love-affair: New York and me. (Well, I can’t guarantee for the city’s feelings, just for mine)
Late August 2001. Arriving here for the first time. A suitcase, a Fulbright grant and, of course, a personal version of the American Dream spiced up with hope and renewed idealism. High spirits. Clear Sky. NYU. Peace. And then… 9/11."
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September 11, 2011
www.saviana.com
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Ion Zupcu's Painted Cubes @ Gallery 339, Philadelphia Join us on Friday, September 16, from 6-8pm for the opening reception for the exhibition 'Painted Cubes' by Ion Zupcu.
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September 16 - November 12, 2011
Artist's Reception: Friday, September 16, 2011, 6-8 pm
Gallery 339
339 South 21st Street
Philadelphia, PA 19103
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Call for Papers for the Conference of the Society for Romanian Studies 2-4 July, 2012 Call for Papers for the Conference of the Society for Romanian Studies (SRS) Lucian Blaga University, Sibiu, 2-4 July 2012 now OPEN. The deadline for submissions is December 1, 2011.
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Proposal Submission Deadline - December 1, 2011 |
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NOW IN STORES: Sanda Weigl and the Takeishis' New release GYPSY IN A TREE Her new album Gypsy In a Tree finds Sanda reinventing the music of her Romanian roots with a brilliant cast of New York-based Japanese musicians, the brothers Stomu and Satoshi Takeishi, on electric bass and percussion, respectively, and Shoko Nagai on accordion, piano and Farfisa organ. In many ways the CD is a follow up to 2002’s acclaimed Gypsy Killer.
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Available at Barbes Records |
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Let's celebrate Christmas together with Romanian carols All Romanians welcome the Christmas season by singing carols (colinde). This is a time of joy and glee, when families and friendscome together, renew ties, feast and celebrate the season.
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Thursday, December 22, 2011, 6 pm
Queens Library at Sunnyside
43-06 Greenpoint Ave.
Long Island City
Phone: 718-784-3033
Train: 7 to 46th St./Bliss St.
Bus: B24, Q32, Q39, Q60
For more information in English: 718-990-0891/in Romanian: 718-990-0718. |
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