An essay-exhibition about denied identities and voices

The event is dedicated to the “International Day of Commemoration of the Victims of the Holocaust”, marked every year on January 27, as well as to all those whose destinies, regardless of place and time, were tragically mutilated or destroyed by the implacable scourge of war, discrimination, social exclusion, ignorance, intolerance and indifference, irresponsability and moral apathy. 

Exhibiting artists: Krzysztof Marek Bąk(Poland); Andrei Budescu (Romania); António Canau (Portugal); Łukasz Cywicki (Poland);Basil Colin Frank (Israel); Vlado Goreski (Macedonia); Víctor Manuel Hernández Castillo (Mexico); Michiko Hoshino (Japan); Ann-Kristin Källström (Sweden); Ewelina Kołakowska (Poland); Adrian Lis (Romania); Bert Menco (Holland); Marina Nicolaev (Romania); Herman Noordermeer (Holland); Masaaki Ohya (Japan); Cristian Opriş (Romania); Ovidiu Petca (Romania); Giancarlo Pozzi (Italy); Agustín Rolando Rojas (Canada); Fernando Santiago (Puerto Rico); Marco Trentin (Italy); Antal Vásárhelyi (Hungary). 

Curator: Alexandra Sârbu

Graphic design: Andrei Budescu

Technical team:

Florin Pop

Costel Rusu