 Weird by Adi G. Secară A Titan of Primordial Colour, an Australian in Galați We should all know who the Titans were—or were not! To any rational person, they did not exist in reality; but in that “most interesting reality, if not the most beautiful one” (an allusion to Elena Grigoriu’s philosophical […] "Pin It")
Moldavian Chronicles, (Almost) Weird
Moldavian Chronicles, (Almost) Weird by Adi G. Secară A Titan of Primordial Colour, an Australian in Galați We should all know who the Titans were—or were not! To any rational…
A photographic reinterpretation of Balthus’s work – between innocence and eroticism, through the lens of Hisaji Hara
In the enigmatic universe of 20th-century art, the paintings of Balthus (1908–2001) fascinated and provoked, raising questions about the boundaries between innocence and eroticism, sacred and profane. Between 2009 and…
Anastasia Sierra, Second Prize in the Life Framer Edition XI Series, with “The Witching Hour”
Photographer Anastasia Sierra was awarded Second Prize in the Life Framer Edition XI Series for her deeply personal project, The Witching Hour. The series was judged by Lisa Woodward…
María María Acha-Kutscher: Architect of a Memory Recovered through Digital Collage
In the age of speed and infinite scrolling, our gaze has often become a form of superficial despotism. We pass over images without really seeing them, accepting visual clichés as…
Când teatrul devine exercițiu de luciditate: „Oscar și tanti Roz”
Când teatrul devine exercițiu de luciditate: „Oscar și tanti Roz” O recenzie de Violeta Stanciu Privește lumea în fiecare zi ca și cum ai vedea-o pentru ultima oară –…
Girls in the Windows – The Story Behind Ormond Gigli’s Iconic 1960 Photograph
In 1960, American photographer Ormond Gigli turned an ordinary New York street into one of the most memorable fashion images ever captured. Girls in the Windows portrays 43 elegantly…
Arthur Fellig (Weegee), Time Is Short, 1942
Lower East Side, Manhattan Taken months after America entered World War II, this photograph captures young men headed to war and the women who linger beside them, acutely aware of…
Cattelan’s Horses: Collateral Victims Between Postmodern Spectacle and the Tragedy of History
From the „irreverence” of anti-functional design to installations that freeze the gaze, Maurizio Cattelan remains the „terrible child” of contemporary art. His latest challenge, Kaputt, is not just an exercise…
Fişe de dicţionar: Gülten Abdula Nazare, personalitate marcantă a minorităților naționale
De mai bine de zece ani o cunosc personal pe doamna Gülten Abdula Nazare, cărturarul valoros și omul politic deosebit pe care l-a dat Galațiul multietnic, un „monument viu”…
“The Spirit of Time”: Reflection and Wisdom by the Artist Gérard Rancinan
From Photojournalism to the Philosophy of Image At the Danubiana Meulensteen Museum of Contemporary Art in Bratislava, Slovakia, the public had the opportunity to enter the intense universe of the…