The BRÂNCUȘI 150 project brings together works by 29 Romanian artists in 21 countries, celebrating 150 years since the birth of Constantin Brâncuși.

The cultural project BRÂNCUȘI 150, organized by the National Museum 'Constantin Brâncuși' in Târgu Jiu, the 'Inter-Art' Foundation Aiud, and the Gorj County Council, will bring together works created in engraving techniques by 29 contemporary Romanian artists. The openings will take place on February 19, 2026, in 21 cities across all continents, marking a premiere for a Romanian artist.

In Romania, the exhibition will be opened at the National Museum 'Constantin Brâncuși' in Târgu Jiu, in the presence of the Minister of Culture, András István Demeter, until March 19, 2026. The project, curated by Anca Sas, unfolds under a unified concept, adapted to each local context, and benefits from international support, including from the embassies of Romania. BRÂNCUȘI 150 is a celebration of Brâncuși's work, highlighting its relevance and universality through contemporary Romanian creations, transforming the National Day 'Constantin Brâncuși' into a statement of strength for Romanian culture on the international stage.