Ioan Mihai Cochinescu

Ioan Mihai Cochinescu ( born April 16, 1951 in Timişoara) is a Romanian writer, essayist, screenwriter, film director, photographer and art professor doctor of aesthetics.

Study

He graduated in 1974 a study of music (violin, piano and composition) at the Conservatory in Bucharest from. His professors have included George Bălan, Dan Constantinescu, Myriam Marbe, Victor Giuleanu, Emilia Comisel, DD Botez, Marin Constantin Grigore Constantinescu, Dan Buciu, Alexandru Leahu. In 2005 he graduated from this same University as a PhD in music ( aesthetics). His dissertation is entitled " The musical Venetian Baroque in the work of Antonio Vivaldi".

He is currently a Professor Doctor of Aesthetics at the Art Lyceum Ploieşti / Romania.

Artistic and literary career

In the 1980s he participated in literary circles known Bucharest, such as " Junimea ", led by the critic Ovid S. Crohmălniceanu, " The literary Monday circle " under the direction of Professor Nicolae Manolescu, " IL Caragiale " in Ploieşti but. Well as some almost anomymen literary circles in Campina, Mizil, Pucioasa or Slănic where he and many of his colleagues fought against the communist censorship and non-publication of works or articles in literary magazines

He has sporadic publications short stories in the magazines " Arges " (1968), " slast " (1986), and " Tribuna " (1987). From a common band with short prose narratives ( 1986 Publisher " Cartea Românească " ) his stories were taken out by the censors.

As an art photographer, he takes part in various international competitions 1982-86 both in Romania and in France, Brazil and Poland, where he was awarded significant prizes. He published essays, articles and translations in the journal " Fotografia ". Ioan Mihai Cochinescu is the inventor of the plan - and room photos in the galleries of photographic art AAF (1983 Bucharest ), Sala Dalles (1983 Bucharest ) and has been exhibited in Poland in 1986. In 1987 he initiated in Ploieşti the first National Salon for photographic essays, ESEF.

Affiliation

Ioan Mihai Cochinescu is a member of " Writers' Union of Romania " (1993 ), member of the "Association of Art Photographers in Romania " (1982), founder and chairman of the " Literary Society Ploieşti " SPLP (1990 ), founding member (1994 ) and member of the Executive Board (1996 ) of the " Association of Professional writers in Romania", ASPRO.

Literary and scientific activity

So far, none of his works is available in German translation.

In preparation are the following books:

  • " Sublimul " ( Aesthetic Studies 1994)
  • " Alchemy and Music" (2005)
  • " The Venetian musical Baroque " (2005)
  • " The monograph Antonio Vivaldi " (2005)

Creative designs in the field of Cinematography

  • "The Last Snowman " (1968)
  • " When adults play " (1969)
  • " The House on the Hill " (1969)
  • "The City " (1970)
  • " The fish in the water" (1971 )
  • " The Wedding " (1973)

Participation in literary magazines, radio and television

  • Literary Magazines: " counterpoint ", " România literara ", " Literatorul ", " Caiete critice " etc.
  • SOTI television Bucharest, Romanian Television, Romanian Broadcasting, TV Antena 1, etc.

Literary Awards

  • Price of the Romanian Writers' Union (1992 )
  • Prize for prose " Liviu Rebreanu " (1992)
  • Price of the Romanian Academy (31 August 1993)

Critical judgments

The following literary critics have written about him and his works: Gabriela Adameşteanu, Magdalena Bedrosian, Nicolae Breban, Zoe Dumitrescu - Buşulenga, Calin Căliman, Mircea Cărtărescu, Ovid S. Crohmălniceanu, Hârlav Constantin, Florin Iaru, Ion Bogdan Lefter, Alexandru Leahu, Monica Lovinescu Florin Manolescu, Dan C. Mihăilescu, Simona Popescu, Tania Radu Iosif Sava, Eugen Simion, Octavian Soviany, Alex. Mihai Stoenescu, Ion Stratan, Cristian Teodorescu, Laurentiu Ulici, Maria Urbanovici, Ioan Vieru. See also the bibliographical note by the critic and literary historian Constantin Hârlav for the " general Dicţionarul al literaturii române " ( " General Dictionary of Romanian Literature" ) issued by the Romanian Academy.

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