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Studiotopia International Pop-up Lab 2025 brought interdisciplinary creativity to Cluj-Napoca

Between 21–25 July 2025, Cluj-Napoca became a hub for interdisciplinary exchange and experimentation, hosting the Studiotopia International Pop-up Lab, an intensive summer school that brought together art, science and education to explore sustainable urban futures. The program gathered 20 young participants from Romania and across Europe, who spent five days working collaboratively on creative and […]

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Art, Health and Well-being – A Training Program for Artists and Cultural Professionals | CultureAndHealth Platform 2025

Art, Health and Well-being – A Training Program for Artists and Cultural Professionals CultureAndHealth Platform 2025 This summer brings a valuable opportunity for artists and cultural workers, as well as for those in psychology or medicine, to strengthen their skills. They are invited to apply for and participate in the Art, Health and Well-being training

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Arts Festivals Summit 2025: How culture contributes to community well-being

Between April 27–30, 2025, Edinburgh hosted a new edition of the Arts Festivals Summit, organized by the European Festivals Association (EFA) in collaboration with the Edinburgh International Festival, Festivals Edinburgh, and the City of Edinburgh. The event brought together over 200 representatives from the festival community across Europe, in a space dedicated to exchanging ideas

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Selected Artistic Interventions in the “Art, Health, Well-being” Open Call | CultureAndHealth Platform 2025

The CultureAndHealth Platform is a trans-European initiative designed to support emerging artists working at the intersection of culture, health, care, and education. As part of this platform, the Cluj Cultural Centre launched an open call in February 2024 aimed at individual artists and artist groups based in Romania. The program supports artistic interventions that can

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Culture for Good – Business and Culture Community Launched in Romania

On 25 March 2025, we organised the launch event for Culture for Good (original title in Romania: Cultura Face Bine)  in Bucharest — a community of people from the business world and the cultural sector, aiming to strengthen dialogue and collaboration between the two spheres. The initiative also seeks to establish the Culture for Good

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CultureAndHealth Platform | Supporting Emerging Artists Engaged in Culture, Health and Well-being Initiatives

The CultureAndHealth Platform is a four-year transformative initiative designed to support over 200 European emerging artists working at the intersection of culture, health, care, education, and social sectors. By providing grants, mobility and networking opportunities, and visibility of their work, the initiative aims to highlight the vital role of culture in fostering health, well-being, and

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We opened Contemporar, a space dedicated to contemporary art

We opened Contemporar in Cluj, a pilot space for research, dialog, knowledge and exhibition, dedicated to Romania’s contemporary art scene. The inauguration took place on January 22, 2025 with the vernissages of two exhibitions, “Ziua crește” and “Perspective din punctul zero”, coordinated by Aluvial and Plastic. Admission to all events and exhibitions is free. Initiated

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A Creative Collaboration Between Art and Science

Studiotopia brings together artists and scientists in a 12-month residency program that focuses on global sustainability challenges.Enter the Symbiocene with Arts and Science is the theme of this edition of Studiotopia, and the Cluj Cultural Center is a partner in promoting interdisciplinary collaborations to inspire innovative solutions for a sustainable future, alongside 10 other organizations.

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International Consortium Launches CARE Project: Transforming Mental Health Through Culture

A dynamic international consortium led by the Cluj Cultural Centre and joined by seven partners across Europe has officially launched the CARE – Culture for Mental Health project this month. This innovative initiative harnesses the transformative power of arts and cultural participation to improve mental health and well-being across Europe. Addressing a Mental Health CrisisWith

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