ICONOFLUX
Arsmonitor•Sep 03, 2026 — Oct 31, 2026
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ICONOFLUX brings together works by Horia Bernea, Eva Chapkin, Alexandru Chira, Ion Dumitriu, Florin Mitroi, Gili Mocanu, Anca MureÈ™an, Ciprian MureÈ™an, Diana PopuÈ›, Șerban Savu, Mihai Sârbulescu, and Bogdan Vlăduță.
First presented this summer at the Cluj-Napoca Art Museum, as part of Praxis! Emergent Curator’s Days, the exhibition has been reconfigured for the Arsmonitor space in Bucharest. The selection of works was rethought in relation to the gallery’s architecture and dimensions, while the list of artists remained unchanged.
ICONOFLUX stems from a series of inquiries into the way the iconic of a sacred nature circulates in contemporary Romanian art from the 1970s to the present. As a research-based curatorial project, the present exhibition is the first in a broader series, which does not aim to provide definitive answers and conclusions, but to make visible a wide spectrum of possible correspondences between generations, historical contexts, and different – sometimes divergent –…
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ICONOFLUX
Arsmonitor•Sep 03, 2026 — Oct 31, 2026
Press Release
ICONOFLUX brings together works by Horia Bernea, Eva Chapkin, Alexandru Chira, Ion Dumitriu, Florin Mitroi, Gili Mocanu, Anca MureÈ™an, Ciprian MureÈ™an, Diana PopuÈ›, Șerban Savu, Mihai Sârbulescu, and Bogdan Vlăduță.
First presented this summer at the Cluj-Napoca Art Museum, as part of Praxis! Emergent Curator’s Days, the exhibition has been reconfigured for the Arsmonitor space in Bucharest. The selection of works was rethought in relation to the gallery’s architecture and dimensions, while the list of artists remained unchanged.
ICONOFLUX stems from a series of inquiries into the way the iconic of a sacred nature circulates in contemporary Romanian art from the 1970s to the present. As a research-based curatorial project, the present exhibition is the first in a broader series, which does not aim to provide definitive answers and conclusions, but to make visible a wide spectrum of possible correspondences between generations, historical contexts, and different – sometimes divergent –…






































































