Anca Mihuleţ

Anca Mihuleţ has a master degree in art theory from the University of Fine Arts in Bucharest and since 2006 has worked as an art critic and curator at the Contemporary Art Gallery of the National Brukenthal Museum in Sibiu. She is preoccupied in creating a theoretical platform for emerging artists and curators; she also deals with public space and institutional research, museum strategies, visual inquiry and analytic artistic approach. She has written various articles and collaborated with different cultural publications: ‘21st Century’ magazine, Journal for Northeast Issues, Photography in Romanian contemporary art after 1989, Praesens, Romanian Cultural Resolution, The Long April. Since 2010, she is a member of Curators’ Network, a curatorial network founded by five non-profit European organizations. Starting with 2011, Anca Mihuleţ is interested in questioning and theoretizing various curatorial contexts, by participating in various fellowhips and residencies: at the National Museum of Contemporary Art Seoul, at Seoul Art Space Geumcheon, Seoul, at Bains Connective, Brussels. . Mihuleţ is one of the curators of the Romanian participation at the 2013 Venice Biennial.