Nucleu 0005. Anything Goes
Coordinated by Gabriela Mateescu, May 2016
Job Description
Are you a creative person who loves to work on a very easy, high paying, part-time job? We are looking for fresh faces and skilled individuals. Originality is what we’re after.
We need someone who can work for us on a long-term basis and start working as soon as possible.
Requirements:
– Reliable;
– Good English;
– Good conversational skills;
– Build and maintain relationships;
– Forward-thinking and able to act independently;
– Fun, friendly, highly flirtatious, and very sociable;
– Self-motivated with a strong desire to succeed;
– Able to supply the necessary equipment;
– Stable internet connection;
– Able to work day and night;
– No experience is necessary!
– Must be open minded!
This work will initially be part-time, but the hours will increase according to the rate of performance.
Hours of work: unspecified
Skills required:
The desire to succeed in life, enjoying traveling and shopping for capitalist goods that are so expensive that your daily job isn`t enough to afford them.
It’s easy, but only as hard as you make it!
The exhibition took place in the abandoned warehouse, in the same courtyard where Nucleu 0001 started. Just after we closed the project, one of the most important galleries in Romania, Nicodim Gallery, moved in, and that was the start of the transition to the hottest contemporary art location in town. Our two exhibitions were organized here when it was all wasteland, and the was renting it to the local garbage trucks and for film production firms to film inside and build sets.
The transformation of the abandoned warehouse into a thriving art hub, known as Combinatul Fondului Plastic (The Plastic Fund Warehouse), marks a significant shift in the utilization of space and the revitalization of creative culture within the community. This evolution underscores the adaptive reuse of industrial spaces and the resurgence of artistic expression in post-industrial environments.
This transition reflects a broader trend of repurposing derelict structures into dynamic cultural venues, breathing new life into neglected urban landscapes.
Combinatul Fondului Plastic stands as a testament to the collaborative efforts of the Union of Romanian Artists, reclaiming space once relegated to disuse and transforming it into a vibrant hub for artistic innovation. The site’s historical significance, formerly dedicated to the production of colors and artistic materials, adds layers of narrative depth to its current identity as a nexus for the creative industry.
The space under Communist rule was the most important artistic production site in Romania, with workshops for crafts and art and facilities such as ceramic and glass ovens, metal foundries, and artist studios.
