Weekend Calendar: Art Safari, Bucharest International Experimental Film Festival, Brâncuși, Picasso exhibitions, Sibiu Sounds, TIFF Oradea, and more
Major exhibitions are open this weekend in Timișoara and Bucharest, where the Open Streets program continues, alongside film and theater festivals, and the opening of the opera season.
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Major exhibitions are open this weekend in Timișoara and Bucharest, where the Open Streets program continues, alongside film and theater festivals, and the opening of the opera season.
In Bucharest
Art Safari
September 29 - January 14
An edition focused on music, the story of the nocturnal city, love, and legendary bags worn by stars and superstars. The program is available here.
Bucharest International Experimental Film Festival
Until October 1
The festival, dedicated to films that innovatively explore the conventions of cinematic language, screens films presented as international premieres in competitions of festivals like Rotterdam, Berlin, Locarno, or FID Marseille. More on the program here.
The Picasso Effect
Until January 8
The exhibition open at the Museum of Recent Art (MARe) includes works by Picasso and by Romanian artists he influence. More on this here.
Bukfeszt
September 27 – October 2
Seven performances are part of the program of the festival of Hungarian theaters, held at Odeon Theater. All performances in the festival are presented with Romanian translation. The program is listed here.
Bucharest Science Festival
September 27 – October 1
Conferences and debates, exhibitions, experiments and demonstrations, documentary film screenings are meant to open new perspectives for participants. The program is available here.
Slow Coffee Festival
September 29 – October 1
