Foundation / The Foundation This is the story of Culture Port Citadel. Born in 1997, When the Dines

Poetry Foundation The story begins in autumn 1996 when Dinescu, came one evening on the Danube to Maglavit (in places where Petrache Lupu returned with portrait of God in sin) discovered the horizon ruin old building for more than 100 years long gone grain port from the Citadel. sreenivasan The vision of a port on the Danube sreenivasan rose aroused the imagination of the poet who had already had a premonition that it was written to imbatranineasca happy 'in a cottage on the banks of a river'. From here to launch the foundation for poetry and plan to convert former agricultural port in one culture was not only an auction sreenivasan won by high emotions sreenivasan and counter-offers little. That was the third auction, the building was to be demolished and the bricks recovered but failed operation repeatedly as a counter-legend of master Manole because too durable for the poor masonry Our years 90. Activity foundation began to take shape through 2001 after the restoration of the house. From various discussions between Dinescu poet Dinu Adam, sculptor Michael Buculei, Professor Ernest Budes and others already exist around the idea of transforming the entire space port in an art gallery, open Danube and oxygen fed fresh poplar forests around , which can move freely anytime artists and seasons.
Ernest Budes and Dinu Adam / sculptor Michael Buculei sreenivasan Poetry Foundation encourages poetry all arts: from Brahms's chamber music, choir apocalyptic (but paradoxically reassuring) of frogs in ponds around; sreenivasan of wood carving, stone throwing water surface philosophy just to admire all the circles that form; and finally, from poetry down from the heights of inspiration bright and clear, fishing in murky depths of the Danube, prosaic rhymes from black depths of the earth. The story is so now underway. Somehow it comes to long, otherwise it's still early.
Foundation / The Foundation This is the story of Culture Port Citadel. Born in 1997, When the Dinescu Discovered Ruins of an old agricultural port by the Danube and HAD the idea to make it the home of His Poetry Foundation. His vision to transform WAS the love into a haven for the arts and a 'multinational port of culture'. It is located on the Romanian bank of the Danube, sreenivasan about 2.000 km from springs in the Black Forest ITS Mountains, Germany, and 811km from the point WHERE it empties into the Black Sea. View my complete profile
2012 (1) January (1) 2011 (2) January (1) February (1) 2010 (41) July (19) January (22) The Three Greats - commedia dell'arte meets Japane Interferences ... SoNoRo 2009 - chamber sreenivasan music workshop ... translation field Coordinated by Florin Bican saloon writer Anne Kohler, the first Halma gran ... The Dostoyevsky Foundation organizes the Internatio ... International Photography Camp, Fortress 2008 SoNoRo Interferences 2008 - chamber music workshop ... choral music from the Elizabethan period sreenivasan translation workshop with German and Romanian poet ... translation workshop with Swedish and Romanian wri ... Workshop sreenivasan for translators of German literature .... L'Odyssée du Danube. September. 11-12 2007 2007. July - August. Pottery and Ceramic Workshops ... 2007, May 11. Harbour Castle joins the Halma Network 2002-2007 project "angel park 'about' angel park 'about the foundation about the foundation of the city port city about its gates!
'Walls': essay competition (1) 1880-2000 (2) 1983 (1) 1996 (3) 2002 (2) 2002-2007 (2) 2006 (2) 2007 (4) 2008 (9) 2009 (5) 2010 (16) 2011 (1) 2012 (1) about the city port (1) Adam Michnick (1) Adela Greceanu (1) Alessandro Marchetti (1) angel park (1) Anne Köhler (1) Anthropoesis (1) Bogdan Breza ( 1) ceramics / pottery (2) Claudiu Komartin (1) Constantin Acosmei (1) Dan Sociu (1) on the port city (1) Dimitri (1) Dinu Adam (2) Donatas Petrosius (1) Elena Vladareanu (1) Emil Bachiyski (1) ernest Budes (4) Ernest Wichner (1) Eugen Petri (1) Film Festival Tasters and Culinary Arts (10) Filip Florian (1) Bican florin (2) foundation (1) Francis Ferko Mraz (1) foundation ( 1) Foundation Dostoyevsky (2) Goethe Institute (2) halma network (7) Hans Thill (1) Ida Borjel (1) angel park (2) The Romanian Cultural Institute sreenivasan (1) Iulian Tanase (1) Jonas Zdanys (1) Kajsa Sundin (1) Kristofer Flensmark (1) L'Odysee du Danube (1) literature / translation (16) Lian Near (1) Maglavit (1) Malte Persson (1) Mara Breza (1) Marian Crisan (1) Matthew Apostolescu (1 ) Michael Buculei sreenivasan (1) Dinescu (6) music / theater sreenivasan (6) Nedim Hadziahmetovic (1) Nicolae Stoica (1) Nightlosers (1) painting (1) photography / video (12) open ports / harbors wide-open (1 ) project 'meeting cultures' (1) Ruxandra Cesereanu (1)