A group exhibition that captured facets of femininity and expanded the limits of artistic expression, Blooming Mystery brought together 21 women artists from Romania and Slovenia and unfolded as a compelling visual dialogue, in which each work revealed its own story of mystery, strength, and feminine beauty. The opening took place at WIN Gallery on March 27, with the support of the Embassy of Slovenia in Bucharest.

The opening of the exhibition Fruit of Knowledge took place on June 5 at WIN Gallery, bringing together works by artists Marijana and Relu Bițulescu. Coming from different artistic fields, textile art and monumental art, the two artists are complementary and captivating through their techniques, materials, and inventive, varied uses of space. The exhibition reinterprets the biblical myth of the forbidden fruit, while the archetypes represented by Adam and Eve are approached from a contemporary perspective.

The opening of Unreal Reality, held at WIN Gallery on September 16, highlighted the works of artist Valentin Tănase and offered art lovers the opportunity to explore reflections and concerns related to symbolism, universality, and the eternity of the family. The exhibition addressed themes relevant to each of us, such as the passage of time or the effort to realign with the natural rhythms of the world. Valentin Tănase explores art as a play of perception and a pendulum between the real and the imaginary.

WIN Gallery had the honor of hosting the opening of Gratia Viva on November 20, bringing together an impressive collection of works signed by the Bistrița-based artist Marcel Lupșe. The works emphasize a vegetal universe rooted in Transylvanian rural life. Over more than 40 years of artistic practice, Marcel Lupșe has distilled ancestral wisdom, inspiring paintings of bundles of herbs and fragrant flowers. WIN Gallery became the bridge between artist and creation, inviting art lovers to step into a different kind of universe and discover Marcel Lupșe on descriptive, folkloric, and philosophical levels.

The gallery space opened its doors to literature enthusiasts for the launch of two author volumes. In February, the in memoriam volume My Generation, the Discreet Generation, dedicated to George Stanca, was warmly received by his friends and close collaborators. In May, artist and writer Constantin Severin presented Beyond Words and Forms, a key publication for understanding the concept of archetypal expressionism he proposes.

WIN Gallery supports young talents by offering them spaces for exhibition and dialogue with established artists, mentors, and a diverse audience. The Blooming Inspiration event, organized in collaboration with the Royal Margareta of Romania Foundation, brought emerging artists from the Young Talents program into the spotlight. They had the opportunity to present both paintings and fashion creations within the WIN Gallery space.

During the inaugural reception of Instituto Cugat Romania, WIN Gallery presented an exhibition aligned with the objectives and values of the new clinic in Bucharest. This partnership highlights the importance of a healthy mind in a healthy body and reflects the principle of harmony pursued by WIN Alliance across all its divisions.

The third day of this year’s RBL (Romanian Business Leaders) Summit concluded with a dinner and a networking session held at WIN Gallery. The discussions, inspired by the artworks on display, once again highlighted the role of culture in shaping competent and empathetic leaders.

On the weekend of May 16–17, 2025, Bucharest hosted Women Rally, an automotive event dedicated to women passionate about motorsport. A unique concept in Romania, Women Rally goes beyond a sporting competition, bringing together women who excel daily in their professions and choose to overcome artificial barriers and clichés without compromising grace. WIN Alliance and WIN Gallery joined the organizers in supporting this community and its shared values, including excellence, perseverance, and solidarity.

The gathering of women affiliated with the “I Am ANA” community (Ambitious, Nonconformist, and Authentic) brought an added sense of grace and feminine competence into the gallery.

For the September edition of the discussions organized by Dynamic Business Connections, WIN Gallery presented a pop-up exhibition featuring works by artists Marijana and Relu Bițulescu. The capsule collection reflected the spirit of the event, The Shift, encouraging a reexamination of clichés and promoting a broader perspective on personal and professional success.

The Export Institute, with the support of the British Embassy in Bucharest, UK Export Finance, BizNis International, and the British Romanian Chamber of Commerce, came together to launch the guide Doing Business in Romania, aimed at supporting British companies interested in investing in Romania. Following the reception hosted by the Embassy and two days of debates, participants were invited to a wine tasting and an encounter with art at WIN Gallery. On September 24, Crina Diculescu, the host of the event, together with organizers, sponsors, and investors, explored the relationship between local culture and business.

WIN Gallery supports the importance of preserving tangible and intangible heritage and joined as a partner in the project Wood, Canvas, and Word, held in Târgu Jiu.

On November 12, WIN Gallery hosted PASARELA, an event at the intersection of art and fashion design. An original runway show, coordinated by Alin Gălățescu, inspired by Queen Marie of Romania and supported by the Embassy of Greece in Romania, brought together numerous members of the diplomatic corps with the aim of expanding international collaboration and strengthening bridges between Romania and the worlds of art and fashion abroad. The dresses presented were signed by Maria Amelian and Mioara Iofciulescu.

November 24 marked the launch of an effervescent and unconventional volume, From the Kazakh Steppe Straight to Facebook. A Travel Journal in Kazakhstan, signed by Marina Almășan. Alongside the Embassy of Kazakhstan and H.E. Ambassador Yerlik Ali, the evening was enriched with artistic moments, raffles, and surprises. The author’s naturalness and dialogue with the audience turned the event into a lively conversation about the courage to explore and the way travel reshapes our perspective.

On November 26, WIN Gallery hosted the Art Deco Centenary in Romania, an evening dedicated to architectural history and the stories shaping Bucharest’s identity. Together with Ovidiu Neacșu, urban explorer and heritage enthusiast, guests discovered the Art Deco style and the spirit of the 1920s, a period of effervescence, creative rebellion, and urban transformation. Discussions about architects, styles, and representative buildings became a cultural journey through Bucharest of another era, seen through the bold spirit of Art Deco.

The most recent edition of Breakfast with Diamonds, organized by Haute Culture & STIL Diamonds, took place at WIN Gallery on November 25. It was a special morning dedicated to women seeking moments of indulgence and authentic connections. The gallery transformed into a space for ideas and untold stories about jewelry, material and sentimental values, while paintings by Marcel Lupșe complemented and inspired the conversation.

In March 2025, the Interactive Music Museum in Málaga hosted a selection of works from the WIN Gallery collection. They were presented as part of a special Mărțișor event organized by the General Consulate of Romania in Seville.

June 27, 2025 marked the London Design Biennale communication session organized by the Art Mirror Association in partnership with WIN Alliance, at Somerset House. At the invitation of the organizers and under the guidance of Irina Stoenescu, President of WIN Gallery, the London audience was invited to slow down and reflect in a space where culture, art, and personal questions were shared naturally. The themes explored the relationship between art, urban development, and thriving communities. Artists represented by WIN Gallery at the London Biennale included Sergiu and Daniela Grapă, Carmen Marin, and Ioana Raluca Zamfir.

In Lisbon and Ponte de Sor, the exhibitions Nonlinear Dystopias and Da minha janela were organized in partnership with the Houses of Fronteira and Alorna Foundation, the Romanian Cultural Institute, and the Embassy of Romania in Portugal, in direct dialogue with local audiences.