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Ph.D. Researcher Andrei FĂȘIE 18 April 2025
Sacred and Profane in Contemporary Art

The period of waiting that precedes Easter Sunday is always filled with intense energies, bringing to our conscious or unconscious attention the sacred dimension of the world we live in.

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Ph.D. Researcher Andrei FĂȘIE 11 April 2025
World Art Day: 572 Years of Da Vinci

World Art Day is celebrated every year on April 15. This is no coincidence, as April 15 also marks the birthday of Leonardo da Vinci. Perhaps the most well-known artist worldwide, Leonardo da Vinci also represents the timeless benchmark of the total artist.

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Ph.D. Researcher Andrei FĂȘIE 04 April 2025
Suspended Spaces Between Absurd and Dreaming in Sofia Ovejanu

In the new WIN Gallery collection, the artist Sofia Ovejanu also makes her debut with them, recognized nationally and internationally, and holding a PhD in visual arts.

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LegalMarketing 02 April 2025
WIN Gallery expands its international partnerships and supports cultural diplomacy

During the first quarter of 2025, WIN Gallery consolidated a series of international collaborations, promoting contemporary Romanian artists in Spain, Portugal and the UK, as well as inviting Slovenian artists to exhibit in Bucharest.

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Business Voice 01 April 2025
WIN Gallery expands the scope of international collaborations and promotes cultural diplomacy

Bucharest, 25.03.2025 – During the first quarter of 2025, WIN Gallery consolidated a series of international collaborations, promoting contemporary Romanian artists in Spain, Portugal and the United Kingdom, as well as inviting Slovenian artists to exhibit in Bucharest.

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ASEMER 31 March 2025
WIN Gallery expands its international collaborations and promotes cultural diplomacy

During the first quarter of 2025, WIN Gallery solidified a series of international collaborations, promoting contemporary Romanian artists in Spain, Portugal, and the United Kingdom, as well as inviting Slovenian artists to exhibit in Bucharest.

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Ph.D. Researcher Andrei FĂȘIE 28 March 2025
Reconstructions of Femininity

If, in a previous article, we examined in a historical light how different aspects of the feminine have evolved over time, today, through the lens of the WIN Gallery’s new exhibition, Mystery in Bloom, we will focus on the reconstructions of femininity from the perspective of several female artists and their works.

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Ph.D. Researcher Andrei FĂȘIE 21 March 2025
Frames: The Art Beyond the Edges

Viewed primarily as a decorative element, the frame is often overlooked by visitors to museums or art galleries. However, its role is not merely ornamental; the frame serves as an extension of the artwork itself, significantly influencing its presentation while also playing a crucial role in its protection.

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Ph.D. Researcher Andrei FĂȘIE 14 March 2025
Nonlinear Dystopias - Romanian Neoexpressionism

In a fragmented reality, where the linearity or coherence of the world becomes increasingly illusory, the exhibition "Nonlinear Dystopias – Romanian Neo-Expressionism" presents a visual discourse in which the artist’s inner tensions become a visual echo of an external landscape in transformation.

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Ph.D. Researcher Andrei FĂȘIE 07 March 2025
From Creators to muses - and back. Women in the art world.

I love women! This is how Cristian Vasile sang in the mid-20th century, to the music and lyrics of Ionel Fernic. Today, in 2025, we are pleased to see that women are more loved, more respected, more appreciated - and, we hope - better understood than ever before in human history.

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