Cultural Workers of L’Internationale mark International Day of Solidarity with the People of Palestine
On 28 and 29 November 2025, we the cultural workers of L’Internationale, a European confederation of museums, universities and arts organisations, are marking International Day of Solidarity with the People of Palestine with our friends and allies.
We are outraged and devastated by the relentless suffering, killing and dehumanisation of the Palestinian people, despite the so-called ceasefire. We see the complete destruction and looting of Gaza’s cultural infrastructure, including the annihilation of museums and cultural sites. As cultural workers, we struggle to continue our work in a time when basic rights and respect for life are ignored and constantly under attack.
We join the international call for solidarity with Palestinians. We must heed the call of Palestinians and raise our voices. We must keep the conversation alive, sustain the boycott, and pressure our governments to disinvest and impose sanctions. To the Palestinian people we say: You are not alone. The world is bearing witness.
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Living Thought Conversations
Areej Ashhab: On Material Losses and Returns /
Friday, 28 November 2025, 6-8 pm
Rezidența9, Ion Luca Caragiale 32, Bucharest
Across Palestine’s hills and valleys, plants, soil and stone hold memory both materially and intergenerationally: the prickly-pear hedges that redraw erased village boundaries, remnants of lime pits that once held fires for transforming stone into plaster, or the scattered earths of construction sites once kneaded and shaped into everyday objects. While these materials might fade into the background, they carry the imprints of loss as well as the capacities for return.
In this talk, Areej Ashhab reflects on how her work with land-based collectives and material practices cultivates ecologies of continuity—ways of working that persist through interruption, transmit knowledge across generations, and reorient our relation to place. Moving through walking-based research, arboreal histories, and recent inquiries into material archiving, she traces how engagement with the land can activate submerged histories, build communal infrastructures of care, and imagine futures in the midst of escalating settler colonial violence and dispossession.
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Theo Prodromidis, Alăgam frate, tu tuti părțâli (We're running, brother, in all directions)
new commission @tranzitiasi
Address: 25 Sf. Atanasie Street, Iași
Until January 30, 2026, @tranzitiasi will offer guided tours, upon request, about the production process of the new permanent work: Alăgam frate, tu tuti părțâli (We're running, brother, in all directions), by Theo Prodromidis.
For appointmets, please send us an email at: livia.pancu@tranzit.org
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Rendezvous with the Spring Entrance Community
Wednesday, 26 November 2025, 6-8 pm
The Romanian Order of Architects
Pictor Arthur Verona 19, Bucharest
We invite you to the closing event of the project Shelter for collective dreaming / Adăpost pentru vremuri incerte, in which members of ASK (Amaranth Seed Kollektive) will present the activities of the community, the mobile shelters built within the project framework, and the connecting events organized over three months with local and international guests.
The scope of the rendezvous is to socialize the activities of the community to an urban audience and to open up a dialog on transdisciplinary practices that combine art with ecology, architecture, manual work, collaboration and translocal dialogue to shape an ethical and sustainable artistic community.
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Aleksandr Bogdanov
Reading Seminar /
Friday, 21st of November – 6 pm.
tranzit. ro/Cluj, Napoca str, no 16, 1st floor, Cluj Napoca
On November 21st from 18:00 at tranzit.ro/Cluj we are starting a new series of reading seminars focusing on Aleksandr Bogdanov. The seminar continues the project started with last year’s Reading Ilyenkov: a critical-philosophical examination of the origins and later developments of Eastern Marxism. A prolific and original thinker, Bogdanov opened multiple paths for critical inquiry—ranging from organizational theory and proto-cybernetics to science-fiction and Proletkult—while grounding his project in a distinctive, idealist rereading of Kant. Today, Bogdanov is experiencing a renewed international interest. The seminar will explore the reasons for this resurgence and critically examine his contributions through a series of monthly reading sessions.
The conveners of the seminars are Siyaveș Azeri and Alex Cistelecan, and events will be held in English.
These seminars are part of the project "Philosophy in Late Socialist Europe: Theoretical Practices in the Face of Polycrisis" (PNRR-C9-I8-CF104/15.11.2022).
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Kicsi kozmosz by Zsuzsa Selyem
Reading workshop /
Wednesday, 19th of November 2025, 6 pm.
tranzit. ro/Cluj, Napoca str, no 16, 1st floor, Cluj Napoca
On November 19th from 18:00 at tranzit.ro/Cluj we are organizing in collaboration with Fecske Cooperative a literary reading workshop centred around Zsuzsa Selyem’s newly published Kicsi kozmosz (Little Cosmos), with the author present and moderation by Árpád Kulcsár. Fecske Cooperative is a youth initiative based on horizontality, aiming for the creation of a cultural space with democratic organizational spirit in a solidarity economy framework. The event will aim to go beyond traditional, frontal author/reader gatherings and through reading collectively fragments from the text will seek to put into discussion various aspects of our shared world, such as women’s experiences, their oppression and their many ways of resistance, how war shapes both human and non-human beings and in what ways we are connected to the non-human world in general.
The event will be held in Hungarian.
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Shelter for collective dreaming / Adăpost pentru vremuri incerte
Saturday, 8 November
11:30 – 17:30
Spring Entrance Community from Siliștea Snagovului:
-The Experimental Station for Research on Art and Life
- ASK (Amaranth Seed Kollective)
-Fundația Trei frasini/Three Ashes
Programme of the day:
11:30-12:30 – Introduction to the artistic interventions realised within the project, by ASK members: Dan Vezentan, Mihai Mitran, Mihaela Moldovan, Atelier Ad Hoc (Daria Oancea & George Marinescu), Eduard Constantin
12:30-14:30 – Presentations by Mădălina Brașoveanu, Dan Perjovschi, Szilard Miklos, followed by a discussion moderated by Raluca Voinea
14:30-15:30 – Lunch prepared by Diana Voicu
15:30-17:30 – Presentation and discussion with Ștefan Rusu
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Institution(ing)s:
6th November 2025 | Nomadic School | tranzit ro/ Iași (Sf. Atanasie, 25, Iași)
Tereza Stejskalová (tranzit.cz, Prague), Georg Schöllhammer (tranzit.at, Vienna), Dóra Hegyi (tranzit.hu, Budapest), Livia Pancu & Florin Bobu (tranzit ro/ Iași), Marius Alexandru Dan (independent researcher, Iași), Theo Prodromidis (independent artist, Athens), Mick Wilson (HDK-Valand/CAPIm, Gothenburg)
Cultural institutions usually operate locally, regionally and at most, at the national level, while wider, transnational configurations have been historically difficult to sustain both conceptually and infrastructurally. Attempting to answer how we connect remotely to places and people situated hundreds or thousands of kilometers away—across differences in infrastructure, resources, and political borders, this nomadic school brings together curators, historians, and artists to explore transnational cultural practices.
The public program includes a new art commission by artist Theo Prodromidis, a presentation on statehood and nation-building by historian Marius Alexandru Dan, and a discussion on transnational curating with representatives of tranzit.org network (Prague, Vienna, Budapest, Iași) moderated by Mick Wilson.
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Theo Prodromidis, Alăgam frate, tu tuti părțâli (We're running, brother, in all directions)
new commission /
OPENING:
Thursday, 6th of November, 2025, 7 p.m.
@tranzitiasi
Address: Str. Sf. Atanasie nr. 25, Iași
„We're running, brother, in all directions!" is a new work by Theo Prodromidis realized with tranzit ro/Iași in the frame of the project Institution(ing)s. At this moment it consists of four casted aluminium plaques of 15x20x 1,5 cm, on which one can read an inscription in Aromanian/Vlach language, written in Latin alphabet. One of the plaques was installed in August 2025 in the village of Vrysochori, Greece and one is installed on the building where tranzit.ro/Iași is located and open to the public starting with 6th of November 2025.
In Iași, the plaque is accompanied by two photographs from Vrysochori. The first photograph, taken in August 2025, depicts teenagers gathering in the main square of the village. Behind them stands a multifunctional building that serves as both the village council headquarters and post office. On its wall, next to the post box, one can distinguish the installed plaque mentioned above. The second photograph was taken by Theo Prodromidis during his visit to Vrysochori after returning from Iași in May 2025. It shows a silver gelatin print from approximately the 1920s depicting the peak Tsouka Rossa (2,379 m) on Mount Tymfi in the Zagori region, part of the Ioannina regional unit in Epirus, Greece.
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Institution(ing)s: (Cultural) Institutions in Semiperipheries | Collective study visit | Economy Lab | Iasi&Chisinau
3rd of November 2025 | 19.30 – 20.30 | Iași
Pavel Brăila: Schoes for Europe, screening | tranzit-ro/ Iași (Sf. Atanasie 25, Iași)
4th of November 2025 |16.00 – 19.00 | Chișinău
Economy Lab | tranzit-ro/ Iași (Sf. Atanasie 25, Iași): Nora Dorogan & Nicoleta Esinencu (Teatru Spalatorie / Laundry Theater, Chișinău), Ioana Florea (independent researcher, Bucharest), Mick Wilson (HDK-Valand/CAPIm, Gothenburg)
5th of November 2025 | 15.30 – 18.30 | Iași
Collective study visit and public presentation | Economy Lab | Zpațiu, Zemstvei Museum (Alexei Sciusev, 103, Chișinău): Maxim Polyakov (3rd Space, Chișinau), Cătălin Gheorghe (UNAGE/Vector, Iași), Vladimir Us (Oberliht Association, Chișinău), Rusanda Alexandru Curcă & Elena Russu (Coalition of Independent Cultural Sector, Chișinău), Livia Pancu & Florin Bobu (tranzit ro/ Iasi)
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Institution(ing)s: Collective Study Visit & Content Debate Assembly
3-7 November 2025
| Intermediary Meeting#2 | Collective Study Visit | Content Debate Assembly |
tranzit.ro/ Iași (Sf. Atanasie, 25, Iași)
During a five-day gathering in Iași and Chișinău, representatives of the 8 partner organizations of Institution(ing)s - Universidade Católica Portuguesa, CAM - Centro de Arte Moderna Gulbenkian, Jan van Eyck Academie, MOCA NGO, Museum of Impossible Forms, Tensta konsthall, The Listening Biennial | Errant Bodies, tranzit. ro/ Iași - together with invited participants will question what cultural institutions are and how are these (re)created within the current international relations—caught between neoliberal economics, globalizing forces, nationalist resurgence, and protectionist impulses?
With contributions by: Maria Duarte (UCP, Lisbon), Yuliia Hnat (MOCA, Kiew), Cecilia Widenheim (tensta konsthall, Stockholm), Alba Lindblad (tensta konsthall, Stockholm), Hicham Khalidi (Jan van Eyck Academie, Maastricht), Livia Pancu & Florin Bobu (tranzit. ro/ Iași), Pavel Brăila (Chișinău), Tereza Stejskalová (tranzit.cz, Prague), Georg Schöllhammer (tranzit.at, Viena), Dóra Hegyi (tranzit.hu, Budapest), Marius Alexandru Dan (Iași), Theo Prodromidis (Athens), Mick Wilson (HDK-Valand/CAPIm, Gothenburg), Ioana Florea (Bucharest), Nora Dorogan & Nicoleta Esinencu (Teatru Spălătorie, Chișinău), Cătălin Gheorghe (UNAGE/ Vector, Iași), Vladimir Us (Oberliht Association, Chișinău), Rusanda Alexandru Curcă & Elena Russu (Coalition of Independent Cultural Spaces, Chișinău), Maxim Polyakov (3rd Space, Chișinau).
Detailed info, here.
Institution(ing)s is a medium-scale collaboration project co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them. Co-funded by the European Union.
The main partner of tranzit ro is the ERSTE Foundation.
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Results of the call for Curators and Artists at Salzburg International Summer Academy of Fine Arts 2026
Congratulations to all artists and curators who will participate in the MQ – MuseumsQuartier residency program in Vienna in 2026:
January – February 2026
EtchingRoom 1 from Ukraine
March – April 2026
𝐕𝐢𝐤𝐭𝐨𝐫 Č𝐞𝐜𝐡 from the Czech Republic
March – April 2026
𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐨 𝐌𝐮 from Croatia
May – June 2026
𝐋𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐚𝐧𝐚 𝐁𝐚𝐬𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐛𝐢 in Romania
May – June 2026
𝐊𝐯𝐞𝐭 𝐍𝐠𝐮𝐲ễ𝐧 in the Slovak Republic
July – August 2026
𝐒𝐢𝐦𝐨𝐧 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐠 in Slovenia
September–October 2026
𝐒𝐳𝐨𝐧𝐣𝐚 𝐃𝐨𝐫𝐨𝐭𝐭𝐲𝐚 𝐊𝐨𝐥𝐭𝐚𝐲 from Hungary
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ERSTE Foundation is the main partner of tranzit:
