Opening
The Art Museum of Cluj-Napoca invites the public to visit, between October 30 – November 17 the international exhibition SYMMETRIES. The opening of the exhibition will take place on October 30, from 6 p.m. Speakers: Lucian Nastasă-Kovács, museum`s manager, Elena Abrudan, art critic and Ovidiu Petca, curator of the exhibition. The artists Vicky Tsalamata (Greece), Ágnes Haász (Hungary) and Árpád Daradics (Hungary) will be present at the event.
SYMMETRIES is a group exhibition in which artists from several geographical and cultural regions come together under the palladium of expressiveness and desire to present and promote artistic creations and the ideas behind them. SYMMETRIES is an organic continuation of the ORIENT exhibition in 2023, where 67 artists from 28 countries exhibited their works, a large part of them coming from the countries of the Far East. The works represented an incursion into the cultural and artistic spirit of the East, a geographical space deeply marked by a spirituality and a philosophy of life different from that of the European space. Thus, the exhibition in 2023 and the one in 2024 become elements of a cultural synergy, where artistic creation becomes the messenger of ideas, and the halls of the Cluj-Napoca Art Museum a place of physical convergence.
Curators of the exhibition: Ovidiu Petca, Qi Luo and Attila Iakob.
Partners: Cluj International Graphics Biennale Cultural Foundation, Art Museum of Cluj-Napoca, Cang Art Museum, Tagus International Art Center, AAmA Art Museum, AAmA International Association.
Exhibiting artists: Sílvia Alcalá (Spain), Peter Altneder (Germany), Mirela Anura (Germany), Snezhina Biserova (Bulgaria), Borgó (Hungary), Sandro Bracchitta (Italy), António Canau (Portugal), Nuno Canelas (Portugal), Deborah Chapman (Canada), Lukasz Cywicki (Poland), Árpád Daradics (Hungary), María de la Vega (Argentina), Sebastiao de Paula (Brazil), Oleh Denysenko (Ukraine), Dok Khem Pa (Thailand), Olesya Dzhurayeva (Ukraine), Hayri Esmer (Türkiye), Silvio Ferragina (Italy), Renato Galbusera (Italy), Floki Gauvry (Argentina), Remo Giatti (Italy), Esteban Grimi (Argentina), Ágnes Haász (Hungary), Wieslaw Haladaj (Poland), Irving Herrera (Mexico), Michiko Hoshino (Japan), Emily Hung (Hong Kong), Ion Isaila (Germany), Maria Jannelli (Italy), Masahiro Kasai (Japan), Davida Kidd (Canada), Antoni Kowalski (Poland), Masataka Kuroyanagi (Japan), Steven Lam (Hong Kong), Jiachun Ling (China), Eddie Lui (Hong Kong), Qi Luo (China/Portugal), Tian Luo (China/Portugal), Winnie Mak (Hong Kong), John Manno (USA), Ernst Matzke (Germany), Oleg Mikhailov (Russia), Valeri Mishin (Russia), Anna MishinaVaskova (Russia), Nora Novak (Romania), Oster+Koezle (Germany), Ela Pamula (Poland), Christian Paraschiv (France), Denise Pelletier (Canada), Miroslaw Pawlowski (Poland), Ovidiu Petca (Romania), Giancarlo Pozzi (Italy), Agustin Rolando Rojas (Canada), Rafael Romero (Spain), Fernando Santiago (Puerto Rico), Young Ho Shin (South
Korea), Roman Sustov (Belarus), Akimitsu Tamawake (Japan), Adrian Timar (Romania), Anna Trojanowska (Poland), Vicky Tsalamata (Greece), Brita Weglin (Sweden), Keisuke Yamamoto (Japan), Koichi Yamamoto (USA/Japan), Toshio Yoshizumi (Japan), Aranka Zsigmond (Romania).
