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About Constantin Severin

Constantin Severin is the Romanian creator and theorist of a new concept on the contemporary art scene, Archetypal Expressionism. A member of the Writers' Union of Romania, he is a journalist, writer and art critic, and has published nearly 30 art reviews and articles, as well as several books of poetry. In addition to numerous awards and honors, he is also a UNESCO Ambassador of euro-integration through art. Max Sindell Author Liaison & Community Coordinator, Red Room Omnimedia Corporation www.redroom.com Where the writers are.

European Award for a New Concept in European Arts, Archetypal Expressionism

Under the aegis of the European Commission and the High Patronage of the Chairmanship of the Organization of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation, on the occassion of the European Maritime Day in Romania, EUROLINK-House of Europe Foundation organized on the … Continue reading

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GAUGUIN’S CHILDREN Solo Show Opening

The opening of my first solo show in Bucharest, GAUGUIN’S CHILDREN, organized at the highest level by Elite Art Gallery (owned by Mihaela Dragomir, the president of Elite Art Club UNESCO Association), with  major media partners and sponsors, was a … Continue reading

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Gauguin’s Children, my first solo show in Bucharest

My first solo show in Bucharest, GAUGUIN’S CHILDREN, will be organized by Elite Art Gallery, http://www.eliteart-gallery.com/ The opening will be on the 8th of May 2012. It’s a show dedicated to Paul Gauguin (b. 7th of June 1848, Paris, d. … Continue reading

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After Urban, After Babel

What could come AFTER URBAN? Maybe ALL IS URBAN, an approach very fitted to rebuild Babel’s Tower in the epoch of Virtual Reality’s Tower, starting from a new pullback, a higher perspective opened to the search for a true unity. … Continue reading

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Severin’s choice: Raluca Ungureanu’s art

A young and intelligent visual artist, Raluca Ungureanu, born and raised in my region, Bucovina (a ”mythic land”, as she remembers it now, because she lives and works in New York), invites us to a solo show entitled disTURBIA, organized … Continue reading

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Severin’s choice: Barcelona Showcase 2012

”We came across your work, and we find it very interesting for our exhibition. We would like to invite you to apply to be part of the exhibition”. Two weeks ago I was invited to join Barcelona Showcase 2012, the … Continue reading

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Prince Charles and Bucovina Monasteries

The Romanian and international media wrote a lot about the special relationship of Prince Charles of Wales with Romania. Now the public opinion knows the reason: among the ancestors of Prince Charles there are some famous Romanian kings, like Dracula … Continue reading

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Temporary Cities

The possible emergence of the temporary cities in the future will be based on the aesthetics of speed&nomadism, flexibility&reconfigurability. The trans-architecture of such amazing cities is an intimate fusion of space with light, sound, colours and virtual reality, focused on … Continue reading

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Severin’s Choice: It’s Liquid International Art Contest 2012

As a juror of the 1st International Art Contest organized by the famous Italian art&design magazine, IT’S LIQUID, I was very impressed by the high value of many visual artists who joined this competition and I regret that a lot … Continue reading

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Severin’s Choice: Natalia Litvinova’s Poetry

As a juror of the 1st international art contest organized by the Italian art&design magazine, IT’S LIQUID, I had the privilege to share some moving moments as an art lover. One of them was the work of video-art signed by … Continue reading

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