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Category: Art & Culture
One of the biggest creative industries festivals in Eastern Europe – Romanian Creative Week 2025 – has come to an end in Iasi, – reports Logos Press.
The two-day events dedicated to Bulgarian script, education and culture were combined this year with a working visit to Moldova by Bulgarian Foreign Minister Georg Georgiev,” Logos Press reported.
More than 60 bookstores are open in Moldova, of which more than 40 belong to the Librarius chain,” reports Logos Press.
This year Moldova celebrates the 80th anniversary of the legendary State Academic Folk Dance Ensemble “JOC”. Several large-scale events are planned for the festive date, the first concert of the ensemble will be held on May 24 in the Green Theater.
ARTFOCUS studio and its director Regina Ivanko received a bronze medal at the prestigious international A’ Design Award 2025 in New York for the project of residential building “Taste of Luxury”, – reports Logos Press.
A series of events dedicated to the International Museum Day and the European Night of Museums is taking place in Moldova from May 15 to 18. The main theme of this year’s event is “Museums Shape the Future,” Logos Press reports.
The National Museum of Art is holding a performative photo exhibition “Gliss” by Romanian artist Victor Eugen Mihai, also known as VEM, Logos Press reported.
The first open call for projects within the program “Access to Culture – 2025” with a budget of 50 million lei has been launched, Logos Press reported.
Since April, cinemas in Chisinau have been showing the feature film “Turceanca”, produced by the creative association BessarabKino. The author of the idea, scriptwriter, actor, creative producer Iakov Gribinenco talked about the difficulties faced by the creators of modern cinema in Moldova and how movies can be made without money, on enthusiasm alone.
On April 16, the Pushkin House-Museum opened the exhibition “The Heart of Will Begs” – illustrations to Pushkin’s poem “Gypsies” by the master of book graphics and calligraphy, engraver Ilya Trofimovich Bogdesko (1923-2010).
On April 12 and 13, the State Russian Drama Theater named after A. P. Chekhov hosted the premiere of the play “The Process” based on the novel by F. Kafka, directed by Oleg Mardar. The performance offered the audience a new format – a synthesis of plasticity, choreography, acrobatics and dramatic art.
The Moldovan government has approved the National Program “Access to Culture”, aimed at promoting cultural diversity, encouraging citizens’ participation in cultural life and integrating national values into the European space,” Logos Press reports.
