Thursday, February 12, 2015

Calendar of events | February 2015



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LITERATURE

3 February, 7pm
RCI London
Free

FASHION INSIDE OUT

In eager anticipation of London Fashion Week, we invite you to explore fashion as a discursive practice and critical theme in the company of two of the most astute observers of this glamorous and pervasive cultural phenomenon, Sanda Miller and Peter McNeil. The two authors will present their recent publication, Fashion Writing & Criticism, and will examine various discourses by which, from rococo to punk, the ever changing world of fashion has been interpreted, approximated, and reported. more

MUSIC

5 February, 7pm
RCI London
Sold out

LPO CHAMBER ENSEMBLE TO OPEN THE 2015 'ENESCU CONCERTS' SERIES

As part of the 'Enescu Month' in London, the Chamber Ensemble of the London Philharmonic Orchestra performs George Enescu's superb 'String Octet', as a prelude to the great premiere of the 3rd Enescu Symphony at the Royal Festival Hall on the 7th of February. The event is also part of our popular 'Enescu Concerts' Series. more

MUSIC

7 February, 7.30pm
Royal Festival Hall
Tickets

ENESCU'S GLORIOUS THIRD SYMPHONY PREMIERS WITH LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA

A ground-breaking event for the promotion of the greatest Romanian composer in the UK and indeed throughout the world, London Philharmonic Orchestra's premiere of the 3rd Symphony at the Royal Festival Hall, under the baton of Vladimir Jurowski, marks the culmination of the 'Enescu Month' in London, a series of musical, visual and intellectual tributes to a genius that awaits greater recognition.  more

FASHION

20 February, 7.30pm
RCI London
Free

UNTAMED SKIN: ROMANIAN DESIGN AT THE LONDON FASHION WEEK

Discover the creative forays of contemporary Romanian fashion design with a spectacular showcase centred upon the interplay between tradition and innovation. Fashion designers Alexandru Nimurad and Alexandra Abraham, and jewellery designer Victoria Tonu develop their clothing and accessories reinterpreting the symbols, forms, colours of the traditional Romanian blouse, as well as its rich cultural background and visual connections.  MORE

FILM

26 February, 7pm
RCI London

free

THE CRIME SEASON AT THE ROMANIAN CINEMATHEQUE OPENS WITH 'A SLOW BURN THRILLER TAKEN TO THE EXTREME'

Every cinematheque has to have a crime season. And what film would proudly open our programme better than Cristi Puiu's dark and disturbing Aurora? Aurora — that is, 'dawn' in Romanian — is the moment when night and day meet. Aurora is the film that asks overwhelmingly difficult questions, taking the viewer in the most tenebrous zones of human psyche. A mesmerizing masterwork from one of the great innovators of the art of film that anyone should see!  MORE

Ongoing:
VISUAL ARTS

until 6 April 2015
Whitechapel Gallery

Tickets

'THE MAN WITH THE STICK' AT WHITECHAPEL GALLERY

One of the most original and recognizable figures of the Paris cultural scene of the 70's and a leading representative of the international avant-garde movement, Andrei Cădere (1934-1978) joins the greatest names of Abstract art of the 20th century as part of Whitechapel's 'Adventures of the Black Square', a hugely illuminating retrospective opening on January 15.  MORE

Ongoing:
TRADITIONAL CULTURE

until 6 Sept 2015
Horniman Museum and Gardens, London

Free

'REVISITING ROMANIA: DRESS AND IDENTITY'

Horniman Museum with the support of RCI presents the biggest exhibition in Britain devoted to Romanian traditional crafts and folk costumes in living memory, a fascinating celebration of our ancient, sophisticated art of making outwear and fabrics. Accompanied by 'Portraits from London', a photographic exploration of Romanians living in London by Ion Paciu. MORE

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ALSO ON THE RADAR:
 

until 5 Feb | Romanian Cultural Centre London: The Romanian Imaginarium - An Illustrated Introduction
8 Feb | The Photographers Gallery London: 4 months, 3 weeks and 2 Days screening

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Invitation - EESC conference on "The future of the European Social Dialogue" (Brussels, 24.2.2015)

 Invitation - EESC conference on "The future of the European Social Dialogue" (Brussels, 24.2.2015)

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Section for Employment, Social Affairs and Citizenship
 
 
EESC Conference 
 
The future of the European Social Dialogue
 ​
24 February 2014, 9:00 - 16:00
 
Please register before 22.2.2015
On 24 February 2015, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) will hold a conference on the future of the European Social Dialogue.

The purpose of this conference would be to explore possibilities of strengthening and expanding EU social dialogue as a means to enhance the social dimension of the European Union. The conference would cover topics such as:
  • The role of social partners in EU economic and political governance.
  • The enabling conditions for well-functioning social dialogue, and how can the EU contribute to creating such conditions.
  • How to improve the structure and especially the content and substance of the European Social Dialogue.
  • Broadening the coverage of collective bargaining.
  • Effectiveness of transnational collective bargaining.
  • European social dialogue's contribution to globalisation with a human dimension.
  • The synergies between social and civil dialogue.
Amongst the participants are social partners, civil society, academia and EU institutions.
 
 
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EESC, meeting room VMA 3, 2, Rue Van Maerlant, 1040 Brussels
 

 
Section 'Emploi, Affaires sociales, Citoyenneté'
 
Conférence CESE
 
L'avenir du dialogue social européen
 
24 février 2015, 9h00 à 16h30  
 
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Le 24 février 2015, le Comité économique et social européen (CESE) organise une conférence sur le thème "L'avenir du dialogue social européen".

L'objectif de la conférence est d'examiner les possibilités de consolider et d'élargir le dialogue social européen pour renforcer la dimension sociale de l'Union européenne. Cette conférence couvre les sujets suivants:
  • Le rôle des partenaires sociaux dans la gouvernance économique et politique de l'Union européenne.
  • Les conditions nécessaires au bon fonctionnement du dialogue social; comment l'UE peut-elle contribuer à la création de ces conditions.
  • Comment améliorer la structure et en particulier la teneur et la substance du Dialogue social européen.
  • Comment assurer la couverture la plus large possible des négociations collectives.
  • L'amélioration de l'efficacité de la négociation collective transnationale.
  • La contribution du dialogue social européen à une mondialisation à dimension humaine.
  • Les synergies entre le dialogue social et le dialogue civil.
 
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N.B.: Le CESE ne couvre pas les frais de voyage et de séjour des participants. 
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Preview "Untamed Skin - The Romanian Blouse" | Fashion exhibition



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Preview "Untamed Skin - The Romanian Blouse" | Fashion exhibition
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Friday 20 February, 7.30pm-9.30pm | free
Romanian Cultural Institute
1 Belgrave Square, London SW1X 8PH

Discover the creative forays of contemporary Romanian fashion design with a spectacular showcase centred upon the interplay between tradition and innovation. Fashion designers Alexandru Nimurad and Alexandra Abraham, and jewellery designer Victoria Tonu take the story of the exquisite Romanian blouse back to its roots, developing their clothing and accessories around its symbols, forms and colours, as well as its rich cultural background and visual connections. The exhibition, part of the International Fashion Showcase at the London Fashion Week, is made in collaboration with GALATECA Gallery of Contemporary Art and Design in Bucharest.
 
Followed by a wine reception.

Entrance is free, but please book your tickets at Eventbrite.
     

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Wednesday, February 04, 2015

Fw Calendar of events | February 2015



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Date: 2 February 2015 19:59:59 GMT
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LITERATURE

3 February, 7pm
RCI London
Free

FASHION INSIDE OUT

In eager anticipation of London Fashion Week, we invite you to explore fashion as a discursive practice and critical theme in the company of two of the most astute observers of this glamorous and pervasive cultural phenomenon, Sanda Miller and Peter McNeil. The two authors will present their recent publication, Fashion Writing & Criticism, and will examine various discourses by which, from rococo to punk, the ever changing world of fashion has been interpreted, approximated, and reported. more

MUSIC

5 February, 7pm
RCI London
Sold out

LPO CHAMBER ENSEMBLE TO OPEN THE 2015 'ENESCU CONCERTS' SERIES

As part of the 'Enescu Month' in London, the Chamber Ensemble of the London Philharmonic Orchestra performs George Enescu's superb 'String Octet', as a prelude to the great premiere of the 3rd Enescu Symphony at the Royal Festival Hall on the 7th of February. The event is also part of our popular 'Enescu Concerts' Series. more

MUSIC

7 February, 7.30pm
Royal Festival Hall
Tickets

ENESCU'S GLORIOUS THIRD SYMPHONY PREMIERS WITH LONDON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA

A ground-breaking event for the promotion of the greatest Romanian composer in the UK and indeed throughout the world, London Philharmonic Orchestra's premiere of the 3rd Symphony at the Royal Festival Hall, under the baton of Vladimir Jurowski, marks the culmination of the 'Enescu Month' in London, a series of musical, visual and intellectual tributes to a genius that awaits greater recognition.  more

FASHION

20 February, 7.30pm
RCI London
Free

UNTAMED SKIN: ROMANIAN DESIGN AT THE LONDON FASHION WEEK

Discover the creative forays of contemporary Romanian fashion design with a spectacular showcase centred upon the interplay between tradition and innovation. Fashion designers Alexandru Nimurad and Alexandra Abraham, and jewellery designer Victoria Tonu develop their clothing and accessories reinterpreting the symbols, forms, colours of the traditional Romanian blouse, as well as its rich cultural background and visual connections.  MORE

FILM

26 February, 7pm
RCI London

free

THE CRIME SEASON AT THE ROMANIAN CINEMATHEQUE OPENS WITH 'A SLOW BURN THRILLER TAKEN TO THE EXTREME'

Every cinematheque has to have a crime season. And what film would proudly open our programme better than Cristi Puiu's dark and disturbing Aurora? Aurora — that is, 'dawn' in Romanian — is the moment when night and day meet. Aurora is the film that asks overwhelmingly difficult questions, taking the viewer in the most tenebrous zones of human psyche. A mesmerizing masterwork from one of the great innovators of the art of film that anyone should see!  MORE

Ongoing:
VISUAL ARTS

until 6 April 2015
Whitechapel Gallery

Tickets

'THE MAN WITH THE STICK' AT WHITECHAPEL GALLERY

One of the most original and recognizable figures of the Paris cultural scene of the 70's and a leading representative of the international avant-garde movement, Andrei Cădere (1934-1978) joins the greatest names of Abstract art of the 20th century as part of Whitechapel's 'Adventures of the Black Square', a hugely illuminating retrospective opening on January 15.  MORE

Ongoing:
TRADITIONAL CULTURE

until 6 Sept 2015
Horniman Museum and Gardens, London

Free

'REVISITING ROMANIA: DRESS AND IDENTITY'

Horniman Museum with the support of RCI presents the biggest exhibition in Britain devoted to Romanian traditional crafts and folk costumes in living memory, a fascinating celebration of our ancient, sophisticated art of making outwear and fabrics. Accompanied by 'Portraits from London', a photographic exploration of Romanians living in London by Ion Paciu. MORE

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ALSO ON THE RADAR:
 

until 5 Feb | Romanian Cultural Centre London: The Romanian Imaginarium - An Illustrated Introduction
8 Feb | The Photographers Gallery London: 4 months, 3 weeks and 2 Days screening

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