Exhibitions, music and dance performances, workshops and food tasting will take place from May 24 to 25 at the Mogosoaia Palace, as part of the World Cultures Festival, informs a press release of the organizers, sent to AGERPRES on Tuesday.
Cuba, Vietnam, North Macedonia, Spain, Greece and Romania will meet for two days, at the Mogosoaia Palace.
The series of attractions will open on 24 May, from 13:00, with a program that will take visitors to the cultural space of North Macedonia, organized by the Association of Macedonians in Romania. The music and dance performance by the Sonte Ensemble will be followed by a presentation of documentary films from North Macedonia and the opening of an exhibition of paintings, sculptures and traditional costumes.
The series of events proposed by Romania will start at 14:30 with the opening of the photography exhibitions "Atlas of Beauty" - Mihaela Noroc and "Miraculous Romania" - Jeno Major, the opening of the exhibition "Cityscapes" with works by the Romanian watercolorist painter - Corneliu Dragan Targoviste, during which the book "Polychromes" - of interviews with personalities from the world of visual arts will be presented. There will also be the Award Ceremony of the Winners of the 6th edition of the International Competition "Martha Bibescu", an event organized in partnership with the Union of Visual Artists of Romania, followed by a piano recital by Maria Louisa van Staden, under the title "Child prodigies in world music".
At 16:00 it's Spain's turn, starting with a recital by the great pianist Ruben Lorenzo. This will be followed by a special Happy Cinema screening of Salvador Dali's "In search of immortality".
The events proposed by Greece, through the Hellenic Union of Romania, will start on May 25, from 13:00. After a musical and choreographic performance by the "Asteria" and "Kymata" ensembles, visitors will be able to attend the opening of an exhibition of paintings and sculptures. Then the movie "Hellenic Revolution on Romanian land" will be screened.
From 14:30 it's Vietnam's turn. There will be an artistic moment followed by a Vietnamese coffee tasting.
At 16:00, Cuba will be represented through documentary films, a photography exhibition, an electrifying encounter with the Biu Maquetti Trio and a Mojito tasting.
During both days of the festival there will be four workshops: handmade jewelry, collage, drawing and painted lanterns. Places at the workshops for children and teenagers are limited. A maximum of 10 participants will be accepted for each workshop. If you are interested, please write to [email protected]. Ludice (www.ludice.ro) supports the creative workshops of the World Cultures Festival, joining initiatives that encourage creativity and artistic expression. Thus, Ludice will offer participants vouchers for one creative workshop from its own portfolio. The prizes have a total value of 10,000 lei and offer talented children and teenagers the opportunity to discover new forms of expression, to learn through play and to continue their artistic development in a friendly, energetic and safe environment.
Admission is free to the events in the interior spaces of the palace, subject to availability.
AGERPRES National Press Agency is media partner of the event.
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