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Artist Statement:
The Zidaru (Marian and
Victoria) phenomenon,or cas,as
it was called,exploded,after
1990,in Romanian artistic
milieu (which was more and
more marginalized,in fact),
but also in larger spheres.The
sensational,the elements of
uncontestable surprise,which
have constantly backed their
manifestations after 1990,have
gradually convert into
quasi-normality,were
transformed into a certain
habit.The artists'activism,the
regular rhitm of their public
appearances
exhibitions,performances,public
ations,production of
icons,their perseverance,which
was,in a sense,indiferent to
the echoes and their
nature,remain just as
impressive. The routine,the
repetition,the constancy can
induce a sensation of
excess,of fullnes,of lack of
measure,but at the same time
they institute,complementary,a
state of expectation.The
presence of the artists Zidaru
in Bucharest's landscape has
become,in
way,normal,natural.Each of
their appearances brings a sum
of already known
elements,which are
repetitive,recognizable but
are combined in different
articulations and
syntaxes;their appearances
also bring a dose of
novelty,well integrated in an
ensamble that has stable
coordinates.Each new
manifestation insinuates a
feeling always perceived as
comforting,a feeling of
stability,of the
unchangeable,and never of
rupture...
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Artist Exhibitions:
One-man shows
1983 – “Workshop 35”, Orizont
Galleries, Bucharest.
1985 – “Blood-stained
Christmas”, The Village
Museum, Bucharest.
1987-1990: work to a 6 meters
monumental wood gate, “The
Imperial Gate”, at the
orthodox church in the village
of Ghelari, Hunedoara
district, Romania.
1991-1992: work to execute the
architecture and ...
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Artist Galleries:
Permanent exhibition gallery:
Etno Art Gallery, open at
World Trade Plaza (Sofitel) in
Bucharest, Monday to Saturday
from 10 am to 7 pm;
Address: Montreal no. 2
street, Bucharest, Romania.
Contact person: Victoria
Zidaru;
telephone:
+40745488601
e-mail:
mvzidaru@gmail.com
Anaid Art Gallery
Slobozia Street (Rondul
Cosbuc) no. 34, ...
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Artist Reviews:
Beyond the Rupture
by Ioana Vlasiu
The Zidaru (Marian and
Victoria) phenomenon, or case,
as it was called, exploded,
after 1990, in the Romanian
artistic environment (which
was more and more
marginalized, in fact), but
also in larger spheres. The
sensational, the elements of
uncontestable surprise, which
have constantly backed ...
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Collections:
Romanian National Art Museum,
Bucharest, Romania
Contemporary Art Museum,
Bucharest, Romania
State Picture Gallery, Munich,
Germany
Ludwig-Forum Museum, Aachen,
Germany
Art Museum, Bacau, Romania
Fernando Arabal, Paris, France
Ioana Giosan, Geneva,
Switzerland
Dr. Edgar Nicolau, Zug,
Switzerland
Beatrice Habermann,
Switzerland
Dornier,Munich, Germany
Liana Iacob, Bucharest,
Romania
Ioan Moga, ...
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Commissions:
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