6 exhibition for the spring 2026

Some beautiful paintings from Belle Epoque, an exhibition constructed as a laboratory experiment, cool contemporary artists, new discoveries and (basically) some zen and full of joys afternoons to spend in art galleries. Enjoy those 6 recommendations of exhibitions to see at the beginning at the spring 2026. (Photo up – Sandwich Gallery, Peackock series, Yunfeng)

Sandwich Gallery – Alchimie, group show at Vila Catena (from 3 April to 7 June) 
To notice: the exhibition brings together over twenty modern and contemporary voices that complement each other through painting, sculpture, installation, ceramics, photography or object. The artists: Sasha Bandi, Liliana Basarab, Horia Bernea, Dan Beudean, Victor Brauner, Alexandru Chira, COADY (AUS), Floriama Cândea, Ștefan Câlția, Anca Coller, David Farcaș, Ingrid Farcaș, Hortensia Mi Kafchin, Sultana Maitec, Răzvan Năstase, Paul Neagu, Abel Rad, Dumitrița Răzlog, Ramon Sadîc, Daniel Spoerri, Ruxandra Tudoran, Ion Țuculescu, Martina Vacheva (BG), Yunfeng (CN). And the 
Perfect for… a midweek pause of art and joy (https://www.sandwichgallery.ro/) 

READ HERE – about 10 Fashion Exhibitions to see arounde the world in 2026.

ArsMonitor – Painting Unbound by Anca Mureșan (from March 26 to May 7) 
To notice: the artist approaches painting as something that exceeds the limits of the canvas. In Anca Mureșan’s work, painting extends into space, gesture, material, and perception, unfolding as a form in continuous transformation. Rather than emerging as a closed or autonomous object, painting appears here as fluid, permeable, and alive.
Perfect for… a visit on a sunny Sunday afternoon. (https://arsmonitor.ro/) 

Art Safari –  26 martie-19 iulie (1st season from March 26 to July 26) 
To notice: among the important exhibitions of this season are Vermont and the charm of Belle Époque (Museum Pavilion) which brings back to mind a period considered by many to be the most beautiful – the last romantic period – in Romanian history. Then, Eminescu. The rational poet (Historical Pavilion) which presents the great poet beyond clichés, but also Felix Aftene. Journal (Contemporary Pavilion), alongside the International Pavilion and the Temporary Exhibitions Pavilion.
Perfect for… everyday dose of art & culture. (https://www.artsafari.ro/) 

READ HERE – about a contemporary art exhibition at seaside – 7 #RomanianArtists and their special relation wth the sea.

Kulterra Gallery – Layer, Layers by Valeria Glibiciuc (from March 19 to 12 April) 
To notice: working with the beauty that already exists in nature, the artist allows shapes to emerge as accumulative and growing entities, following the rhythms of nature and revealing the continuity between the corporeal and the terrestrial. 
Perfect for… an urban escape in the middle of the day. (https://kulterra.art/) 

Palatele Brâncovenești – Timp înghețat (from 29 March to 19 April) 
To notice: the exhibition of contemporary graphics and photography “Frozen Time: Transcending Evanescence through Art”, signed by artists Rebeca Emanuella Mănescu and Cătălin Velcea, curated by Andreea-Eliza Petrov.
Perfect for… an art & walk in the park combo. (https://palatebrancovenesti.ro/) 

Plus: Timișoara, Jecza Gallery – More Real Than Nature (from March 20 to May 31)
To notice: the group exhibition including artists as Victor Ciato, Ioan Sbârciu, Simion Cernica, Radu Comșa (site-specific work), Maxim Liulca, Leonardo Silaghi, Mihaela Hudrea, Norbert Ștefan and Oana Năstăsache. The exhibition follows the trajectory of the abstract perspective across multiple generations of artists, questioning to what extent a balance between the figurative and the abstract can be re-established within the new cultural climate amplified by the infusion of the digital.
Perfect for… a weekend trip in Timișoara. (https://jeczagallery.com/) 

READ HERE – about other nice exhibitions in Bucharest to put on the list (some until the end of April)