Between November 24 and December 12 we organize the second edition of the Quantum Questions science festival, within the Quantum project. This year, due to the restrictions imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the festival is presenting a a pop-up exhibition named EFECT – Quantum Questions, displayed in the street windows of the former Continental Hotel […]
re:form is a facilitation and microfinancing programme for rethinking work practices in the cultural sector. It encourages the infusion of solidarity, inclusion, empathy, respect, and other values practiced through the medium of art into the daily experience of the people working in the cultural sector. re:form will take place between October 2020 and September 2021
160 scientists from 30 countries applied for the residency programme within the European project of art and science Studiotopia. The residency programme aims to encourage scientists to exchange ideas, knowledge and methodologies with international visual artists. Results, developed concepts, research material or artworks generated during STUDIOTOPIA residencies will be exhibited in partnering venues across Europe.
We organize, through the ECCA project – European Centre for Contemporary Art, together with the Art Encounters Foundation (Timişoara), the Autumn School of Curating, aiming to give young curators access to an international platform for dialogue and learning. The partnership developed by the two organizations dedicated to contemporary art proposes a collaborative model that will
Burnout is a serious condition that affects more and more people. The Mental Health America (MHA) in a study conducted in July 2020 reported that 75% of workers have experienced burnout, and 40% of those polled said it was a direct result of the coronavirus pandemic. The current circumstances affect our way of interacting, working, and living, in general.
The Ars Electronica Garden Cluj features two talks with the artists and scientists in residency hosted by Cluj Cultural Centre as part of the European Art & Science project, Studiotopia. The talks will engage the artists and scientists in an exploration of their practice and collaboration they are embarking in. Both talks will be moderated
The “Roma (S)heroes” workshops are intended for young Roma and non-Roma aged between 16 and 25, interested in discovering contemporary Roma drama and creatively exploring the figure of the heroine/hero. Participation in the workshops is free. Together with trainers Mihaela Drăgan and Zita Moldovan, the participants will get in touch with texts of Roma drama
inDICEs – Measuring the Impact of Digital Culture gathers knowledge and opinions about digital cultural heritage directly from the cultural heritage professionals who are or will be working with digitised collections. In two consultation workshops on 15 and 16 September professionals working in museums, libraries and other institutions going through digital transformation are invited to
We are launching an information campaign which aims to make known the localities in the Remarkable Romania network. We invite the people of Cluj and not only them to discover the specifics and culture of the localities that are part of the network. We want to make known the local heritage, the attractions of the
Between August 1-9, 2020, a selection of works made for the Artists Together movement will be exhibited for the first time in the offline environment, at the Art Museum in Cluj-Napoca. The exhibition is organized within the Transilvania International Film Festival. The Cluj Cultural Centre, together with the Romanian Health Observatory, launched a national project