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Museums will be closed from December 25 to 29, 2024 and from January 1 to 7, 2025.
Between December 11, 2024 and February 14, 2025, the Oriental Art Museum – Panaghia House in Babadag will be closed for conservation activities.
On November 30 and December 1, 2024, museums will be closed.
For objective reasons, on Friday and Saturday, September 27 and 28, 2024, the Babadag Oriental Art Museum – Panaghia House will be closed.
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Casa Avramide, 32, Progresului Street, is hosting, starting Tuesday evening, the People and Deltas photo exhibition signed by Dragos Lumpan, the 50 snapshots captured by the artist presenting inhabitants of three wetlands in Romania, Spain and Turkey.
“I prefer to take pictures of people. The Delta is not very populated, but still there are about 10,000 people. I think every once in a while they deserve more attention, or at least a little attention, more than the anything left from the birds, more than the support to give me a fried fish or a fish borsch,” declared Dragos Lumpan, during the opening in Tulcea.
The exhibition hosted until the end of this month by Casa Avramide presents people from the Danube Delta, Romania, the Ebru Delta, Spain, and the Kizilirmak Delta, Turkey, snapshots taken last year and this year.
https://www.stiripesurse.ro/people-and-deltas-photo-exhibition-at-casa-avramide-in-tulcea-county_3399615.html
On the 15th and 16th of August 2024, the museums will be open for visits.
For objective reasons, the Museum of Oriental Art – Casa Panaghia in Babadag will be closed for visits from June 20 to 22, 2024.
In JUNE 2024, at the Fine Arts Museum in Grigore Antipa str., no. 2, the public can admire “Monoxilă IV” (wood, 1978), the work of the sculptor Octavian Olariu (b. 1931, Bretea Mureșană, Hunedoara).
“The work is part of the museum’s sculpture collection and can only be admired this month in the permanent exhibition, being, as a rule, kept in the collection’s warehouse.
The sculptor Octavian Olariu entered the Book of Records, as the author of the largest monoxyle (sculpture from a single piece of wood) in the world – a mobile sculpture 7.40 m high and 1.40 m in diameter, which the artist made in Osoppo – Italy, in 1989. Since 1980 he lives and creates in Montréal.
“Monoxyla IV” was exhibited in 1978 (June-October) within the Venice Biennale which had the theme: “From nature to art, from art to nature”.
In the month of JUNE 2024, at Avramide House in Progresului str., no. 32, the public can admire “Metamorphoses” (porcelain), the work of plastic artist ceramist Alexandru Nistorescu (b. 1952, Constanța).
“The object is part of the European decorative art collection of the Tulcea Fine Arts Museum. It is exhibited at Avramide House as part of the “Exhibition of European decorative art from the heritage of the Tulcea Fine Arts Museum” (June 2024-May 2025).”
