DIPLOMA Show, the festival of the new generation of Romanian artists, architects, and designers, takes place between October 4 and 13 in Bucharest. The 11th edition features exhibitions, events, and parties for a week, inside the former CINA Restaurant, on Benjamin Franklin No. 10, near the Athenaeum.
The DIPLOMA Show 2024 edition spotlights 145 next-generation artists, architects and designers
DIPLOMA Show, the festival of the new generation of Romanian artists, architects and designers, organized by The Institute, a cultural project financed by the Ministry of Culture and realized with the support of Sector 1 of the Municipality of Bucharest, begins on Friday, October 4, 2024.
This year, the festival is in its 11th edition. It celebrates creativity through a unique mix of activities, from exhibitions to socializing contexts, masterclasses, an art and design fair and outdoor experiences.
The festival that takes place between October 4 and 13 in the building of the former CINA restaurant, located on Benjamin Franklin Street, no. 10, Bucharest, presents 145 emerging artists, selected from several 480 entries from 18 different creative categories, such as fashion, interior design, architecture, painting, graphic design, photo-video, object design and many others.
Access to the festival is free, with pre-registration here. The exhibition can be visited from Monday to Friday, between 16:00 and 22:00, and on the two weekends, between 12:00 and 22:00. The festival opens on October 4, starting at 19.00. The other activities and events within the festival have a dedicated program.
In addition to the exhibition itself, DIPLOMA Show 2024 will host a series of events, designed to encourage dialogue and exchange of ideas between the new generation of creators and the general public. The program includes masterclasses, meetings with exhibitors, guest exhibitions, an art and design fair, parties, concerts and other contexts dedicated to creative communities.
At the DIPLOMA Show 2024, in addition to the 145 works of young Romanian creators, the public can explore guest exhibitions that address various themes and disciplines. These exhibitions highlight collaborations between galleries, international platforms and renowned institutions, offering a unique perspective on contemporary artistic expression.
Access to the DIPLOMA Show and all the events and activities of the festival, which takes place in the building of the former Cina restaurant, is free.
