Back to the Future. Romanian design at a Crossroads
The book is a documentation of the project “Back to the Future- Romanian design at the intersection” and aims to raise awareness of important historical moments of Romanian design at the intersection with other disciplines, correlated with the recuperation of a personality from the pioneering period of design and design education in Bucharest, the architect Ion Popa.
Architect B. Ioanide 1887-1968. Life and work
This essay explores, in juxtaposed texts, the reconstructed trajectory of the literary hero (namely the architect Ioanide, central character of the novels by G. Călinescu)
In(visible) Frames. Rhetoric and exhibition practices in Romania during the period 1965-1989
The publication covers the most important alternative/experimental exhibition phenomena of the period under study, as well as significant case studies on official exhibitions.
Art in Romania between 1945-2000. An analysis and a reassessment from a present-day
Art history research about the period 1945-2000, from a current perspective.
Simona Runcan
The catalogue devoted to Simona Runcan’s creation on the occasion of the retrospective exhibition at Mogoșoaia Palace.
Romanian Ethos – Tradition, interpretation, contemporary clothing creation
A publication edited in the framework of the AAICREA (Arts-Archetypes-Industries Créatives) project.
Pink biopigmentation in the refectory of Hurezi Monastery
The book presents the results of the interdisciplinary study on the change in the initial colour of the mural painting in the refectory of the Hurezi Monastery.
Real-time education. Bucharest, itineraries through space and time
The project analyzes, discovers and shares with students, project participants and the public unique perspectives of knowledge and understanding of the city. T
Bucharest, layers and perspectives. Between reality and fiction, between literature and architecture
The project is based on two recently published books, which propose different approaches to the city: Bucharest. Architecture. An annotated guide.
Aurora Király – Proiecte recente / New projects
The book offers an up-to-date perspective on the artist’s work. Aurora Király’s projects address the creation of modern and contemporary women artists in art history and attempt to draw up an artistic genealogy of her body of art.
Kunst des Theaters, Theater der Kunst (Art as theater, theater as art)
The work is the catalog of the exhibition devoted to the work of Georg Löwendal on the occasion of the 120th anniversary of the artist’s birth.
Philosophy of Art Course. Major Traditional Orientations and Contemporary Analysis Programs (Vol. 1)
1st volume – Philosophy of art in premodernity
Time Maps. Real communities – Virtual worlds – Experimented pasts
The publication includes research reports of a PN II IDEA project exploring the relationship between art and science and a chapter describing the practical applications of project ideas in a community in Portugal.
City and public monument
Round table concerning the presence of the monument in the city.
Arts, architecture, design. Current trends
This publication contains the interventions of the participants in the round table on the theme “Arts, architecture, design. Current Trends”.
Romanian Design between the Problematics of Democratic Design and Socialist Practice (1970-1990)
The paper is a doctoral research that shapes the history of Romanian design from the socialist period.
Cătălin Bălescu: Mannerism as a state
The catalogue accompanies the exhibition at the Art Museum in Craiova, an event supported by the Romanian Cultural Institute.
Art history notebooks. 2018
PDF ONLINE
In the world of George Löwendal’s characters (1897–1964)
The catalog of the exhibition with the same title opened at the Museum of Art Collections in Bucharest between October 13, 2017-January 31, 2018.
50 Design UNArte
The anniversary catalogue 50 Design UNArte: a visual history of the Bucharest School (1969-2019) is the result of the research for the exhibition with the same title, presented at the National Art Museum of Romania (24 October – 29 November 2019).
Back to the Future. Romanian design at a Crossroads
The book is a documentation of the project “Back to the Future- Romanian design at the intersection” and aims to raise awareness of important historical moments of Romanian design at the intersection with other disciplines, correlated with the recuperation of a personality from the pioneering period of design and design education in Bucharest, the architect Ion Popa.
Architect B. Ioanide 1887-1968. Life and work
This essay explores, in juxtaposed texts, the reconstructed trajectory of the literary hero (namely the architect Ioanide, central character of the novels by G. Călinescu)
In(visible) Frames. Rhetoric and exhibition practices in Romania during the period 1965-1989
The publication covers the most important alternative/experimental exhibition phenomena of the period under study, as well as significant case studies on official exhibitions.
Art in Romania between 1945-2000. An analysis and a reassessment from a present-day
Art history research about the period 1945-2000, from a current perspective.
Simona Runcan
The catalogue devoted to Simona Runcan’s creation on the occasion of the retrospective exhibition at Mogoșoaia Palace.
Romanian Ethos – Tradition, interpretation, contemporary clothing creation
A publication edited in the framework of the AAICREA (Arts-Archetypes-Industries Créatives) project.
Pink biopigmentation in the refectory of Hurezi Monastery
The book presents the results of the interdisciplinary study on the change in the initial colour of the mural painting in the refectory of the Hurezi Monastery.
Real-time education. Bucharest, itineraries through space and time
The project analyzes, discovers and shares with students, project participants and the public unique perspectives of knowledge and understanding of the city. T
Bucharest, layers and perspectives. Between reality and fiction, between literature and architecture
The project is based on two recently published books, which propose different approaches to the city: Bucharest. Architecture. An annotated guide.
Aurora Király – Proiecte recente / New projects
The book offers an up-to-date perspective on the artist’s work. Aurora Király’s projects address the creation of modern and contemporary women artists in art history and attempt to draw up an artistic genealogy of her body of art.
Kunst des Theaters, Theater der Kunst (Art as theater, theater as art)
The work is the catalog of the exhibition devoted to the work of Georg Löwendal on the occasion of the 120th anniversary of the artist’s birth.
Philosophy of Art Course. Major Traditional Orientations and Contemporary Analysis Programs (Vol. 1)
1st volume – Philosophy of art in premodernity
Time Maps. Real communities – Virtual worlds – Experimented pasts
The publication includes research reports of a PN II IDEA project exploring the relationship between art and science and a chapter describing the practical applications of project ideas in a community in Portugal.
City and public monument
Round table concerning the presence of the monument in the city.
Arts, architecture, design. Current trends
This publication contains the interventions of the participants in the round table on the theme “Arts, architecture, design. Current Trends”.
Romanian Design between the Problematics of Democratic Design and Socialist Practice (1970-1990)
The paper is a doctoral research that shapes the history of Romanian design from the socialist period.
Cătălin Bălescu: Mannerism as a state
The catalogue accompanies the exhibition at the Art Museum in Craiova, an event supported by the Romanian Cultural Institute.
Art history notebooks. 2018
PDF ONLINE
In the world of George Löwendal’s characters (1897–1964)
The catalog of the exhibition with the same title opened at the Museum of Art Collections in Bucharest between October 13, 2017-January 31, 2018.
50 Design UNArte
The anniversary catalogue 50 Design UNArte: a visual history of the Bucharest School (1969-2019) is the result of the research for the exhibition with the same title, presented at the National Art Museum of Romania (24 October – 29 November 2019).