Romanian and Moldovan citizens benefit from free access to the Brâncuși exhibitions in Berlin and Rome

At the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin, the largest exhibition in Europe dedicated to Constantin Brâncuși has opened, on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the birth of the great Romanian sculptor.

President Nicușor Dan, along with the presidents of Germany and France, has offered patronage to this significant cultural event, which highlights Romania's contribution to modern art. The exhibition, curated by the National Museum of Art of Romania, brings together over 150 works, including famous sculptures such as "The Kiss" and "Bird in Space," providing a broad perspective on Brâncuși's work. Additionally, visitors can explore a reconstruction of his Parisian studio. Another exhibition dedicated to Brâncuși is taking place in Rome, under the High Patronage of the presidents of Romania and Italy, until July 19. Romanian and Moldovan citizens benefit from free access to these events.