PAUL NEAGU (b. 1938 Bucuresti/Romania - d. 2004 London/UK) artist, painter, sculptor, graphic artist, poet
a panoramic view of Paul Neagu's work in Romania and Great Britain during the 70ies - 90ies, The AnnArt Gallery, Bucharest, Romania, “ArtZoom Paul Neagu” event starting 18:00. Please find article and exhibition pictures here: MODERNISM - The Leading Romanian Art Online Magazine.
- December 2011 - January 2012
Group exhibition "Caiet de planuri" The AnnArt Gallery, Bucharest, Romania NETWORKING THE BLOC: UK CONNECTIONS, Artistic Links between the UK and Eastern Europe Since the 1960s, Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh. How has the older generation of émigré East European artists, such as Romanian Paul Neagu, shaped subsequent generations of artists in the UK? |
Ileana Pintilie @ Attic Arts, Romanian Cultural Institute London: Ileana Pintilie investigates artistic and philosophical concepts in Paul Neagu's work, researching the archives of the Paul Neagu Estate in London and the Tate Collection.
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- 3 June 2010 - 24 September 2010
The Realism Question - Epilog till Bucharest Biennale 4, Rumänska kulturinstitutet, Skeppsbron 20, Stockholm ICR in Sweden. Includes works by Paul Neagu.
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| Group Exhibition 'Le Modernisme Roumain' in Espace Tajan, 37 Rue des Mathurin Paris; organised by Tajan SA Auction House & Galleries, Paris with the support of the Romanian National Museum of Contemporary Art (MNAC) and contributions by Mihai Oroveanu, Director MNAC and Magda Carneci, Director ICR-Paris
See: Espace Tajan |
The Romanian Cultural Institute in London will host an exhibition of Paul Neagu's works, curated by Swiss artist Marianne Eigenheer. The Private View will take place on 29 September, and the exhibition will be open to the public throughout October 2009. "The exhibition at the Romanian Cultural Institute spans three decades of Neagu's work (1970 - 2000) and includes a selection of 25 - 30 sculptures, performance videos and films such as Neagu's Boxes (Romania, 1968), Hyphen Ramp (Serpentine performance, London, 1976), The Cake Man (London, 1971), Blind's Bite (London, 1975) and Going Tornado (Grampian TV)." Five years after Paul Neagu's death, this will be the first major exhibition in London. For details see:
Exhibition Highlights and
Romanian Cultural Institute London |
| Paul Neagu hyphen Slade hyphen Contemporary Sculpture - research into the artistic and teaching activity of acclaimed artist Paul Neagu by Vlad Nanca, with support from the 'Paul Neagu' Estate (Vlad Nanca @ Attic Arts/ICR Romanian Cultural Institute London) |
| Group Exhibition unter the title "Subversive Practices - Art under Conditions of Political Repression 60s - 80s / South America / Europe" (WKV - Württembergischer Kunstverein Stuttgart/Germany) |
| Paul Neagu's works on the walls of the Faculty of Arts and Design in Timisoara (Romania) for a duration of 2 years. Watch a short promotion video / Lucrarile lui Paul Neagu timp de 2 ani in holurile Facultatii de Arte Plastice si Design din Timisoara. Vizionati un scurt comentariu video |
| " Dincolo de frontiere. Artisti romani si scotieni in Arhiva Richard Demarco. Exihition including works of Paul Neagu. Galeria de Arta Contemporana, Sibiu, Romania. Also see: The Homepage of Sibiu - European Capital of Culture 2007 |
| " Sculpture Magazine October 2007/Vol.26 No.8 Paul Neagu: Cross vs. Hyphen - Global Symbols Revisited, article by Matei Stircea-Craciun. Also see: The Homepage of the International Sculpture Center |
| " Drawing on Sculpture: Graphic Interventions on the Photographic Surface. Including works by Paul Neagu. Exhibition at The Henry Moore Institute, Leeds (UK). |
| " Prints by Paul Neagu. Exhibition at Flowers Graphics, London (UK) |
" Please visit the last updated site pages (in English and Romanian): Biography and the new area In Memoriam
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