AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoExhibition Spotlight: “Lia & Dan Perjovschi. DRAFT for a joint retrospective” opened in Bucharest at ARCUB – Hanul Gabroveni, bringing together two major Romanian contemporary art voices for the first time on home soil, with the show running until 26 July. Film Culture: Locarno Festival director Giona Nazzaro pushes back on the “elitist” label, arguing cinema should stay accessible and that festival discoveries can break out internationally. Music & Community: The EU-backed “Sound of Europe Festival” lands in Istanbul (July 18–19) with free concerts featuring Romanian act JazzyBIT and other European and Turkish artists. Heritage & Identity: A new multimedia exhibition at Belgrade’s Ethnographic Museum explores Prince Marko, a Balkan epic hero whose stories span centuries and regions including Romania. Religious Dialogue: Catholic and Orthodox bishops met in Washington, D.C., for joint dialogue and prayer, aiming for eventual church reunification. Local Life: Bucharest’s school inspectorate published 2026 high school admissions lists, showing hundreds of Roma and special-needs candidates left without placements.
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