Weekend calendar: Memory of Holocaust Film Days, concerts, exhibitions
The International Holocaust Remembrance Day is marked in Bucharest with a program of films on the topic, while ongoing exhibitions await visitors with a variety of topics and genres.<o:p></o:p>
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The International Holocaust Remembrance Day is marked in Bucharest with a program of films on the topic, while ongoing exhibitions await visitors with a variety of topics and genres.
In Bucharest
Memory of Holocaust Film Days
January 25- January 28
The Romanian Peasant Museum Cinema hosts this program of Holocaust-themed film screenings. Access is free but prior reservation is needed. Further details hereand here.
George Enescu Philharmonic concerts
January 25, 26
Christoph König conducts the George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra in a program of works by Mieczyslaw Weinberg and Mozart, alongside cellist Enrico Dindo. Soprano Aurelia Florian, mezzo-soprano Antonela Bârnat, tenor Andrei Petre, and bass-baritone Beniamin Pop. Iosif Ion Prunner conducts the George Enescu Philharmonic Choir. More details here.
Great painters in the Prado Museum – film screenings
Until February 23
The National Museum of Art of Romania (MNAR) hosts this series of documentary screenings about important Spanish artist or who had a connection with Spain. On January 26, Patinir, the invention of landscape is scheduled. Access is based on the ticket to the exhibition Benito Román: The Prodigious Decade. The Living Constitution. The documentaries are screened with English and Romanian subtitles. More here.
The Universe of Salvador Dalí
Until May 12
ARCUB hosts this exhibition encompassing some 170 works by Salvador Dalí, ranging from sculptures and engravings to drawings, miniatures, and furniture. The exhibited items are part of Beniamino Levi’s collection. More details
