Amsterdam’s H’ART Museum has opened a major solo exhibition dedicated to the work of Romanian-born sculptor Constantin Brâncuși this past weekend. The landmark cultural event is realized with the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute (ICR) and in collaboration with Centre Pompidou in Paris. It is the first Brâncuși exhibition in the Netherlands since a major retrospective in The Hague in 1970, according to ICR. H’ART director Annabelle Birnie praised the collaboration, saying: “Constantin Brâncuși is one of the most important artists of the 20th century, and his legacy remains extremely relevant today. Another exhibition, Brâncuși: Sculpting with Light, will open in Krakow on September 26, featuring rare photographs by the artist from three prestigious private collections.