Adriana Stanciu

  • Adriana Stanciu

    Hello! I’m Adriana and I try to update myself and the readers of Metrolic with technological gadgets. Beside getting informed, I like reading, hiking and listening to music. I also enjoy dancing and foreign languages.

Endhiran -The Robot In Top Of The US/UK Box Office

Posted in: Entertainment by Adriana Stanciu | October 5th 2010 | no comments

Endhiran -The Robot In Top Of The US/UK Box Office Endhiran - The Robot is a success at the US/UK box office, during the three days following its release on October 1st reaching a RS of 95 crores obtained from its three versions in the first weekend only. Adding the sales of tickets from abroad, the RS reaches a total of 100 [...]

Zack Snyder Will Direct Superman

Posted in: Entertainment by Adriana Stanciu | October 5th 2010 | no comments

Zack Snyder Will Direct Superman The news is official and it has been released today. The new Supermen has chosen its director in the person of Zack Snyder, who competed with Darren Aronofsky, Ben Affleck, Matt Reeves and Tony Scott. But the director of Watchmen and 300 is the winner of the future movie [...]

The Social Network: What Lies Behind Facebook

Posted in: Entertainment by Adriana Stanciu | October 5th 2010 | no comments

The Social Network: What Lies Behind Facebook Released on October 1 this year, The Social Network is a movie that shows what lies behind Facebook, one of the most known and used social networks. It is  a movie about the problems generated by this social network in the private life of Mark Zuckerberg, a movie whose motto [...]

Pasadena ArtWeekend

Posted in: Arts by Adriana Stanciu | October 4th 2010 | no comments

Pasadena ArtWeekend Every community has its own way of bringing their culture and art to life, but there are so many communities that use festivals to revive art and bring the artists and the viewers close together. The same happens with those who live in Pasadena and who are going to enjoy a [...]

Inner Harbor Art Festival Again In Baltimore

Posted in: Arts by Adriana Stanciu | October 4th 2010 | no comments

Inner Harbor Art Festival Again In Baltimore This weekend the 2nd Annual Inner Harbor Art Festival returns to downtown Baltimore. The festival is a celebration of the community and will feature an eclectic mix of the country's artists as well as Baltimore's talents in the field of fine art. During the two days of the [...]

Shortlisted Artists For Turner Prize 2010

Posted in: Arts by Adriana Stanciu | October 4th 2010 | no comments

Shortlisted Artists For Turner Prize 2010 Tomorrow, October 5, 2010, Tate Britain will start running the Turner Prize 2010 exhibition until 3 January 2011. The four shortlisted artists will display their works for the public to be able to see what else is new in the British contemporary art. The four artists are: Dexter Dalwood, [...]

2010 ACL Music Festival Features Ryan Bingham

Posted in: Arts by Adriana Stanciu | October 1st 2010 | no comments

2010 ACL Music Festival Features Ryan Bingham Music is one of the arts that people get in contact with every day. Either that they listen to classical music or to contemporary music, traditional or electronic, or to any other type of music they like, music is that form of art which succeeds in getting to the listener’s [...]

Provincetown Sixth Annual Dance Festival

Posted in: Arts by Adriana Stanciu | October 1st 2010 | no comments

Provincetown Sixth Annual Dance Festival After the fifth annual Tennessee William Theater Festival last week, Provincetown Theater is now preparing for the 6th annual Dance Festival, which will bring on stage both old and new friends, in two different nights: October 22 and 23, 2010. The Companies that will perform [...]

Carmel Art and Film Festival And ‘Women In Film’ Program

Posted in: Arts by Adriana Stanciu | October 1st 2010 | no comments

Carmel Art and Film Festival And ‘Women In Film’ Program The Carmel Art and Film Festival is one of the festivals that are expected by film lovers and filmmakers to happen every year. The festival is one that successfully combines visual art exhibitions with film screening and at the same time with discussion panels about [...]

Project Bandaloop at Orange County Pergorming Arts Center

Posted in: Arts by Adriana Stanciu | September 30th 2010 | no comments

Project Bandaloop at Orange County Pergorming Arts Center When I think about dancing I think about performers that will move around, spin, freeze, elegantly turn and jump so as to give the impression they are flying. But when performers literally bring dance to new heights, I cannot do anything else but wonder how does this feel. Project [...]

‘Monochromes’ by Robert Zungu at Paul Kasmin Gallery

Posted in: Arts by Adriana Stanciu | September 30th 2010 | no comments

‘Monochromes’ by Robert Zungu at Paul Kasmin Gallery Paul Kasmin Gallery in New York has opened its doors today for a new exhibition that will run through the end of October, 2010.  The exhibition is entitled 'Monochromes' and it represents a  special project with the artist Robert Zungu. The exhibition is a showcase of [...]

Is Shadow Imagery Really An Art?

Posted in: Editorials by Adriana Stanciu | September 30th 2010 | no comments

Is Shadow Imagery Really An Art? The funny thing about art is that it can be made out of so different media and transmit emotions and the same time, that people do not know what to consider art and not any more. For instance, I would consider art those creations that use beautiful imagery and combinations [...]

‘One Life: Katharine Graham’ at National Portrait Gallery

Posted in: Arts by Adriana Stanciu | September 30th 2010 | no comments

‘One Life: Katharine Graham’ at National Portrait Gallery The National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC, has assumed its role of telling America's story through individuals who have contributed to the shape of the country's culture, by portraying poets and visionaries, actors and activists whose lives are intertwined with [...]

John Ogburn Tribute Exhibition

Posted in: Arts by Adriana Stanciu | September 27th 2010 | no comments

John Ogburn Tribute Exhibition John Ogburn (4 June 1925 - 13 January 2010), was an Australian artist whose work will be exhibited at Harrington Street Gallery as a tribute to his life as an artist. Born in St. Arnaud, Victoria, John Ogburn worked as an industrial research chemist between 1944 and [...]

Google Celebrates With Wayne Thiebaud’s Art

Posted in: Arts by Adriana Stanciu | September 27th 2010 | no comments

Google Celebrates With Wayne Thiebaud’s Art Wayne Thiebaud is an American artist who is considered to pertain to the Pop Art Movement, as he is better known for his depictions of every day objects. Although some of the paintings include portraits, such as the drawing Two Girls at the Beach, and he has created some [...]

David Noonan On View At David Kordansky Gallery

Posted in: Arts by Adriana Stanciu | September 25th 2010 | no comments

David Noonan On View At David Kordansky Gallery The ones who already know the work of David Noonan and feel attracted to it can experience once again those feelings of wonder and questioning that you get when you see his black and white pictures. David Kordansky Gallery hosts another exhibition of Noonan's work running through [...]

Lori Field: The Sky Is Falling

Posted in: Arts by Adriana Stanciu | September 25th 2010 | no comments

Lori Field: The Sky Is Falling When the sky is falling, usually there is chaos and darkness and sadness. When the sky is falling nothing good seems to happen. But sometimes, is just seems to be like that, but in fact it isn't. When the sky is falling good things might also happen. Perhaps this is [...]

Waiting For Superman-Who’s To Blame?

Posted in: Editorials by Adriana Stanciu | September 25th 2010 | no comments

Waiting For Superman-Who’s To Blame? I saw the trailer of the movie "Waiting for Superman" a few days ago, but I did not want to say anything at the moment. I just thought about it, and the more I thought about it and the more I read opinions about it, I realized this controversy it raised would never be [...]