The National Museum of Romanian Literature will have a Creative Residence, dedicated to supporting writers, translators, illustrators, and visual artists. They will benefit from space, resources, and programs designed to stimulate creativity, from workshops and residencies, to exhibitions, conferences, reading clubs, and mentoring for young people, reports IPN.

The launch of the Residence takes place due to the signing of a partnership agreement between the Ministry of Culture, the National Museum of Romanian Literature, and the Innovate Moldova Program, funded by Sweden.

The Minister of Culture, Sergiu Prodan, stated that the project marks an important stage for the development of creative industries. “The Creative Residence of the National Museum of Romanian Literature will become a hub for artistic expression, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the involvement of young creators,” concluded the minister.