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Category: Art & Culture
More than 40 premiere performances will be presented to the public by Moldovan theaters subordinated to the Ministry of Culture in 2025, – Logos Press reports.
An unusual exposition “Architecture of Absolute” was unfolded on December 12 in Iusty Art Gallery. It immerses the viewer in deep existential compositions created by Valery Buyev. Surrealism and absurdity for the artist are ways of thinking that allow him to explore what was previously considered incomprehensible and create art that raises questions, surprises and remains in the memory.
Within the framework of the UNESCO inter-ministerial conference CoMoCoSEE “Sustainable Cultural Models for the Future” in Macedonia on December 12, Moldova took over the presidency for 2026 of the Council of Ministers of Culture of South-East Europe.
On December 15, the Palace of the Republic will host a chamber concert performed by the world famous violinist Alexandra Konunova and the Italian pianist Enrico Pace, one of the most exquisite interpreters of the European classical repertoire. He will perform for the first time in Chisinau. The program offers a unique sonic journey through the works of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Clara Schumann and Edvard Grieg.
On December 13 and 14, the State Russian Drama Theater named after A. P. Chekhov will host the absolute premiere of the play “Les belles-soeurs” by Michel Tremblay. The director of the performance Petru Vutkerau translated the play from French.
The Museum of the History of Chisinau together with “TeleFilm Chisinau” from December 2 to 5 present “Movie Nights on High” with free access for the audience.
The Organ Hall hosted an Eight Hands Piano Concert on December 4, a one-of-a-kind event. Two quartets participated: “Baynov Piano Ensemble” from Germany and Moldovan musicians Anatoly Lapicus, Iurie Mahovici, Inna Hatipova and Irina Guzenko.
On November 29 and 30, Teatrul Fără Nume will host the world premiere of the play Inostranka, based on the story by Sergei Dovlatov. Maria Mashkova is a Russian theater and film actress, daughter of the famous actor and director Vladimir Mashkova and actress Elena Shevchenko.
“Scandal in an apartment block” is the name of the Conceptual Exhibition of a group of artists from Moldova and Germany, which opened at the National Art Museum.
In November, the Chekhov State Russian Drama Theater will premiere the fairy tale for adults and children “How I. I. I. became a man”. Screenwriter Iakov Gribinenko and director Roman Malai have created a modern interpretation of Moldovan folklore with subtle references to local political reality.
From November 14 to 27, the Organ Hall presents the XIV International Music Festival “Johann Sebastian Bach”, a landmark cultural event in Chisinau that attracts a wide audience. The program includes four concerts with the participation of guests from France, Germany, Spain, Cuba, Romania.
There is a special field in fine arts – calligraphy, which combines aesthetics, precision and spirituality. In its works each letter becomes a part of the general idea. This was demonstrated by the exhibition “Duet” by Valeriu Hertz and Valentin Bologa in the National Library.
