Tessera (temporary exhibition, July 11 – July 28): With the assumed intention of enhancing the transfer characteristics through which the works impact the viewer in the black cube exhibition space, Karmen Golumbeanu constructs an ingenious visual system, marked by strong lines and colors.

Picnic at the Museum (temporary exhibition, June 27 – July 21): Inspired by the European FOOD program, a picnic-themed art exhibition can help you change your eating habits and lifestyle by reflecting on the importance of taking breaks, connecting with others and eating healthy. FOOD is the largest European program supporting these habits.

The Gold of Brukenthal (temporary exhibition, June 27 – July 28): The famous museum of Sibiu brings an extraordinary collection of prehistoric, Roman and mediaeval pieces of gold, gilded silver and precious stones, jewellery and cult objects made by the goldsmiths of Sibiu.

The Secret Museum (March 8 – July 28): One of the most important Romanian art collections comes from Topalu, from the shores of the Danube River: Grigorescu, Tonitza, Luchian, Pallady, Baba, Petrașcu, Mützner, Ciucurencu, Dărăscu, Ressu, Iser, Piliuță.

Eustațiu Stoenescu. Portraitist of the Aristocracy (March 8 – July 28): Refined aristocrat, admirer of beauty, a very talented artist, and the greatest Romanian portrait painter of the last century: Eustațiu Stoenescu (1884, Craiova – 1957, New York).

The History of Romania in 100 Portraits (March 8 – July 28): Kings, queens, country leaders, politicians, athletes, people of high culture and other personalities are brought together in an exhibition of portraits from important museums in Romania, now on display for the first time.

The Pangratti Studios (March 8 – July 28): The street that concentrated the most valuable artists of post-war Romania through its famous studios. Corneliu Baba, Ion Nicodim, Gheorghe Iliescu-Călinești, Vasile Gorduz, Georgeta Năpăruș are some of those who created here.