”From a 1930s villa, typical of Bucharest’s fabric, the architect Youssef Tohme took over, not only the architectural function but the symbolic and urban function as well. Erected on a glazed base, and thus open to the public, the reproduced house simultaneously becomes a museum piece and a shout to the city, to confrontation, to culture.”

”If you want to meet Romanian contemporary art, you would find it here. Very cozy, compact and hospitality place in minimal style. Perhaps here you will understand New Romanian generation.”

”I'm a bit cautious when it comes to modern art, but then again, I'm no expert in art and you don't need to be one to enjoy it. The building itself is quite unique, modern but with a taste of old. It definitely stands out in what is one of the most expensive and beautiful neighbourhoods in Bucharest. There were some pieces that did not resonate with me, but most of them are great and they do stir up some thoughts in you. Tickets are somewhat cheap and it's definitely worth visiting. They have a gift and a coffee shop as well.”

”Quite small in comparison with other museums that I went to but nonetheless I had a great experience. The staff is great and are willing to answer anything that you might ask about the exhibition, the art is something new and different suitable for most people in my opinion”