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The most important event dedicated to the Romanian creative industries, the Romanian Creative Week (RCW) running in Iasi May 20 through 30 has two major surprises in store - the Maelstrom and the SinCronia exhibitions, Agerpres reports.
SinCronia brings together the works of 25 artists, building around the concept of synchronicity in Romanian society.
"Synchronicity, at least as far as the Romanian space is concerned, has become a desideratum of belonging to a certain cultural space. Especially in the current geopolitical context, where Iasi becomes the flagship city between the East - West tectonic plates, SinCronia aims to be a manifesto for freedom, for the total freedom and diversity of expression forms," says exhibition curator Marian Palie.
Now in its second year, the Romanian Creative Week is organized by the Creative Industries Employers' Federation (FEPIC), the only nationally representative employers' federation operating in the Romanian creative industries sector. Founded in Iasi in 2011, FEPIC has so far organized over 50 actions to promote the Romanian creative industries nationally and internationally. The partners in the organization of this high-magnitude event in Iasi are the Palas Mall Complex, the Iasi City Hall and the Moldova Iasi National Museum Complex.
