Art Safari changes location in 2026, moving to Piața Amzei, where it will host exhibitions dedicated to Brâncuși, Eminescu, and Pop Culture.

Art Safari, after 12 years of activity and 17 editions in various historical buildings in Bucharest, will move in 2026 to Piața Amzei, into a new exhibition space of 4500 sqm. The exhibitions in the first season, which starts on March 26, will include works dedicated to Constantin Brâncuși, Mihai Eminescu, Sergiu Celibidache, and Nicolae Vermont, among others. Tickets are already available, with a 50% discount until March 25.

Ioana Ciocan, Managing Partner of Art Safari, highlighted the evolution of the event, which has grown from a pop-up pavilion to a museum of temporary exhibitions. The Mayor of Sector 1, George-Cristian Tuță, mentioned that the move of Art Safari is part of a broader effort for cultural and community revitalization.

The exhibition program will include guided tours, special events, and a focus on artistic education, continuing collaborations with schools and universities. Art Safari, supported by partners such as Lidl and Porsche, aims to bring art closer to the public and educate new generations.