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Elena HELEREA et al.: Memory, Respect and Openness -Event Organized in Făgăraş ...<br />

The Sibiu presence ended with a visit at the Popular Technology Museum which is a<br />

part from ASTRA National Complex Museum in Sibiu, one <strong>of</strong> the largest outdoor<br />

museums in Romania that includes creations <strong>of</strong> Romanian pre-industrial civilization <strong>of</strong><br />

the traditional folk. The Museum visitors were impressed by the wide variety <strong>of</strong> topics:<br />

grain mills, presses, ovens, whirlpool, pive <strong>of</strong> cloth, hydraulic saws and popular industrial<br />

installations.<br />

The itinerant exhibition release "Memory, Respect, Openness”<br />

The itinerant Exhibition "Memory, Respect, Openness” was conceived as a complex <strong>of</strong><br />

exhibitions, which were developed during the 4 events organized within the project<br />

OPENNESS:<br />

• The first step was the one from the University St. Kiril and Metodius from Veliko<br />

Tarnovo, where the opening <strong>of</strong> the documentary exhibition "Life without Freedom"<br />

was <strong>of</strong>ficially lounched. Alongside this exhibition was presented and the exhibition<br />

organized by the Foundation <strong>of</strong> Fagaras Negru Voda "Images from Communist<br />

Gulag” with peintures <strong>of</strong> Radu Bercea, plastic artist, former political prisoner in the<br />

period 1959-1964.<br />

• The second stage was held in Oldenburg – Germany in the day <strong>of</strong> 8 May, by<br />

launching the exhibition "Europe Today", next to the two exhibitions: "Life without<br />

Freedom" (from Bulgaria) and "Images from Communist Gulag - Radu Bercea”<br />

(from Romania).<br />

• The opening <strong>of</strong> the Fagaras exhibition was held at the NegruVodă Cultural<br />

Foundation <strong>of</strong> Făgăraş on 1-st August 2012. The exhibits <strong>of</strong> the well known artist<br />

Radu BERCEA were presented by Pr<strong>of</strong>. Lucretia Olteanu and Pr<strong>of</strong>. Florentin<br />

Olteanu. The participants from the opening exhibition and also the visitors were<br />

impressed, many <strong>of</strong> them rediscovering the painful realities evoked by the repressive<br />

communist system survivors, found also in the exhibition <strong>of</strong> the Radu Bercea artist.<br />

• The itinerant exhibition was lunched also at the event organized at the Emlékpont<br />

Museum <strong>of</strong> Hódmezıvásárhely, Hungary, where were reunit components <strong>of</strong> the<br />

exhibitions organized in Veliko Tarnovo, Oldemburg and Fagaras.<br />

To note that Emlékpont Museum <strong>of</strong> Hódmezıvásárhely will organize in 2013 a special<br />

exhibition with Radu Bercea peintures with „Images from Communist Gulag”.<br />

The interest <strong>of</strong> guests was captured and the muzeizare experimental model <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Fagaras anticommunism resistance ,Repression and terror in Fagaras 1945-1960 ",<br />

conducted by Negru Voda Fagaras Cultural Foundation.<br />

The day <strong>of</strong> 5th August 2012<br />

This day was dedicated to knowing the Monachal Complex - Brancoveanu Monastery<br />

and Constantin Brâncoveanu Academy, traditional spiritual center <strong>of</strong> Fagaras, and then<br />

thematic tour in the Fagaras Mountains.<br />

At the Brâncoveanu Monastery were visited the Library and the Museum <strong>of</strong> the Bishop<br />

Antonie Plămădeală, both including several independent documents about the history and<br />

culture <strong>of</strong> the Balkans, and numerous collections <strong>of</strong> objects collected largely by the<br />

Bishop Antonie Plămădeală. In the vicinity <strong>of</strong> the Monastery was visited the traditional<br />

crafts fair.<br />

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