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Festival of Romanian Art & Traditions 3rd & 4th of September 2022
National College of Art and Design, Gallery Hall
2-6pm
Romanian Community of Ireland (RCI) is delighted and honoured to take part to the Liberties Festival 2022, organised by Robert Emmet CDP & SICCDA, along with other community organisations from the Liberties supported by Dublin City Council.
https://thelibertiesfestival.com/culture
During the Liberties Festival, RCI will organise an exhibition of Romanian art, culture and traditions. This project started as a wonderful collaboration with Dan Serb, Romanian poet, who volunteered to co-ordinate and present all the artists and their talent to the public.
On Sat, 3rd of September, you are invited to an exhibition display of Romanian traditions, history, costumes, traditional objects and live music.
Programme (from 4pm)
Welcome speech:
Ambassador of Romania to Ireland, H.E. Laurentiu-Mihai Stefan
Live music:
Aleka Potinga accompanied by Chris Guilfoyle, guitarist (jazz singer)
Mihaela Balasca (traditional music singer)
On Sunday, 4th of September, you are invited to an exhibition display of contemporary art & culture presented by Romanian & Moldovan artists living in Ireland: writers & poets, young painters, opera performers, sculptors, creative designers and many more.
Programme (from 4pm)
Welcome speech:
Ambassador of Moldova to Ireland, H.E. Larisa Miculet
Exhibition and introduction of artists:
Mirona Mara (charcoal drawing/painting)
Anca Danila (painting)
Valeriu Cazacevschi (painting/sculpting)
Vlad Bodarev (photography)
Clid Negosanu (photography)
Young artists:
Iulia Sirbu (painting/drawing)
Jessica Leanca (painting)
Cael Negosanu (painting)
Live music:
Iulian Pusca (instrumental, pan flute)
Ioana Constantin-Pipelea (soprano)
Poetry & prose readings from writers:
Doria Sisu-Ploesteanu
Viorel Ploesteanu
Daniela S Crowe
Dan Serb
Live music:
Iulian Pusca (instrumental, pan flute)
Both events will be presented in English & Romanian and will be attended by the Romanian & Moldovan Embassy officials.
Doors open at 2pm. Programme and performances from 4pm.
Everyone is welcome! Free entry.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
National College of Art and Design, 100 Thomas Street, Dublin 8, Ireland,Dublin, Ireland