Neo Art Connect (NAC) - 3rd Edition: Art, Science, and Community at the Dimitrie Leonida National Technical Museum
Romania’s only annual and nationwide art and science event, featuring over 50 international projects from 8 countries and dedicated to sustainability and innovative education, is set to open its doors with exhibitions, conferences, and…
Romania’s only annual and nationwide art and science event, featuring over 50 international projects from 8 countries and dedicated to sustainability and innovative education, is set to open its doors with exhibitions, conferences, and performances.
Dates: June 5–30, 2025 Opening Event: Thursday, June 5, at 7:00 PM Location: Dimitrie Leonida National Technical Museum, Bucharest
Neo Art Connect (NAC), the only annual art and science event in Romania, returns with its third edition under the theme “Community”, focusing on sustainability, innovative education, and the impact of new technologies on society. The event will showcase over 50 projects from 8 countries, exhibited between June 5 and 30 at the Dimitrie Leonida National Technical Museum in Carol Park, Bucharest, and continuing through October across a national network of 11 cities.
The curators of this edition are Andreea Sandu and Anca Boeriu.
For the first time, the exhibition will feature the works of the NAC 2025 Grant winners: Serena Stan and Ciprian Constantinescu, Carla Cezara Pădurean, Peter Leidl, Ioana Nicoară, and Mihai Aureliu Savin. These projects benefited from mentorship, national promotion, and grants totaling €5,000, with the support of Renovatio Trading.
The curatorial concept also includes major works and installations by international artists such as Lidia Zielińska (Poland), Málna Mozsolits (Hungary), Andreea Zang Vita & Hella Fowein-Haganah (Germany), Vincente Branco(Panama), Selma Özevin (Turkey), Albert Guillaumes Marcer (Spain) – supported by the Spanish Embassy – as well as a series of documentaries and video works presented with the support of Instituto Cervantes, the Liszt Institute – Hungarian Cultural Centre Bucharest, and the Austrian Cultural Forum (featuring content from Ars Electronica 2024).
Among the invited Romanian artists are Adina Aldea, Alexandru Berceanu, DAI (Dan Adrian Ionescu), Mic Răzvan Dan, Alexandru Papuc, Lucian Sebastian Radu, Alina Rizescu, Sabina Suru, Mihai Zgondoiu, and Vladimir Păun Vrapciu. A special selection from the NAC Grant jury is also included, along with outdoor installations by
