EPICENTRE Partners: Artivist Lab, Prague
Meet Artivist Lab, EPICENTRE’s Czech partner, founded by Tamara Moyzes and working across contemporary art, social engagement, artistic freedom and Roma self-representation.
EPICENTRE Partners: The Academy of Arts in Banská Bystrica
Meet EPICENTRE’s Slovak partner, the Academy of Arts in Banská Bystrica, where Emília Rigová connects Roma contemporary art, institutional history and intergenerational exchange.
EPICENTRE Partners: Fundacja W Stronę Dialogu
Meet Fundacja W Stronę Dialogu, EPICENTRE’s Polish partner, working across culture, research, education and advocacy to connect Roma artistic histories in Central Europe.
EPICENTRE Partners: European Roma Cultural Foundation
The European Roma Cultural Foundation, led by Tímea Junghaus, coordinates EPICENTRE and leads the research and creation of its shared cultural-history timeline.
Celebrating 15 Years of the Snétberger Music Talent Center
The Snétberger Music Talent Center celebrated its 15th anniversary with a concert at the Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest on 10 October 2026.
Who Is Behind Resonant Roots? The Institutions and Partners
Meet the institutions, archives and cultural organisations behind Resonant Roots, the Sinti and Roma art exhibition and research project at Berlin’s Akademie der Künste.
The Artists of Resonant Roots: Sinti and Roma Art in Dialogue
Meet the artists currently listed for Resonant Roots, the Berlin exhibition and research project exploring Sinti and Roma contributions to European art and cultural history.
Resonant Roots: Sinti and Roma Art in European Cultural History
Resonant Roots is an exhibition and research project at Berlin’s Akademie der Künste exploring the contributions of Sinti and Roma artists to European art and cultural history.
Who Gets to Write Contemporary Art History?
EPICENTRE explores how Roma artistic production has shaped contemporary art in Central Europe and asks whose contributions are remembered in art history.
EPICENTRE: Four Countries, One Shared Art History
EPICENTRE connects four partner organisations across Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic through research, exhibitions, public conversations and education exploring Roma artistic production in Central Europe.
Selma Selman: Dear Omer and the Intimate Histories of 1000 Tears
Selma Selman’s Dear Omer brings together letters written over several years, accompanying 1000 Tears, the artist’s first solo exhibition at an Italian institution.
AKE DIKHEA? 2026: Denkst du auch, was ich denk, Couseng? Receives Special Mention
Lotta Becker’s documentary short Couseng received a Special Mention at AKE DIKHEA? 2026. The film follows young Roma rappers in Berlin as they express identity, friendship and everyday life through music.
AKE DIKHEA? 2026: The Exhibition Receives a Special Jury Mention
Dáša Raimonová and Béla Váradi’s documentary The Exhibition received a Special Jury Mention at AKE DIKHEA? 2026. The film explores home, identity and visibility through a queer Romani photographer’s return to Hungary.
EPICENTRE: Roma History of Contemporaneity in Central Europe
EPICENTRE brings together four institutions from Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic to research and share three decades of Roma contemporary art history.
AKE DIKHEA? 2026: Caliu: Nothing Else, What Else Can I Do? Receives Audience Award
Simona Constantin’s documentary about Romani violinist Gheorghe “Caliu” Anghel received the Audience Award and a Special Jury Mention at AKE DIKHEA? 2026 in Berlin.
AKE DIKHEA? 2026: Georges Vanev’s Gadjé Wins Best Short Film Award
Georges Vanev’s Gadjé won the Best Short Film Award at AKE DIKHEA? 2026. The film explores love, prejudice and family expectations through the story of a young couple.
AKE DIKHEA? 2026: Carmen Baltzar’s All the Love in My Body Wins Best Film Award
Carmen Baltzar’s All the Love in My Body received the Best Film Award at the 10th AKE DIKHEA? International Festival of Romani Film in Berlin.
Companion: Małgorzata Mirga-Tas and Sráč Sam in Dialogue at Galerie Lázně Liberec
Companion brings together Małgorzata Mirga-Tas and Sráč Sam at Galerie Lázně Liberec in an exhibition exploring textiles, memory, identity and women’s experiences.
ERCF’s Timea Junghaus Served on the Jury of the 10th AKE DIKHEA? Roma Film Festival
ERCF’s Timea Junghaus served on the jury of the 10th AKE DIKHEA? Roma Film Festival in Berlin, held 17–20 September 2026 under the motto “Breaking the Spell”.
Why Nuremberg Still Matters for Roma
As European Roma Holocaust Memorial Day approaches, we begin in Nuremberg. This article examines why the Nuremberg Trials remain significant in Roma historical memory and why passing this knowledge to future generations continues to matter.