ECCA – The European Centre of Contemporary Art, together with Art Encounters Foundation (Timișoara), have launched an open call for the Autumn School of Curating, taking place in Cluj and Timișoara between 31 October – 7 November 2021. The partnership developed by the two organizations dedicated to contemporary art proposes a collaborative model that will […]
With a funding of 775,000 EUR from the Botnar Foundation, Cluj Cultural Centre will establish a STEAM education resource centre in Cluj-Napoca. STEAM education is a learning approach that combines Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics to encourage critical thinking, curiosity and dialogue. Learning Qub will host a STEAM club for students, interactive exhibitions, a
On Friday, March 12, Cluj Cultural Center organized the online meeting of the General Assembly of the Association’s Members – cultural organizations and institutions, universities, business clubs and clusters, civil society associations, local and regional administration. On this occasion, the activity report for 2020, the planning for 2021 and the adherence of eleven new organizations
On Friday, March 12, Cluj Cultural Center organized the online meeting of the General Assembly of the Association’s Members – cultural organizations and institutions, universities, business clubs and clusters, civil society associations, local and regional administration. On this occasion, the activity report for 2020, the planning for 2021 and the adherence of eleven new organizations
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.
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
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
In September-November 2020, following the recent discussions hosted by the Concentric meetings and those with the Cluj authorities, the Cluj Cultural Centre organizes a joint working group, with the participation of Centre members and authorities representatives, in order to identify priority measures for strengthening the Cluj cultural sector. Our goal is for these measures to
Following the public debate initiated by Mayor Emil Boc, on the current state of the cultural sector in Cluj, debate in which representatives of the field were invited to come up with proposals for strengthening and developing Cluj culture in the context of the coronavirus pandemic negative effects, Cluj Cultural Centre initiated a debate to
Cluj Cultural Centre has joined a new European cooperation network that focuses on the development of cultural policies, collaboration strategies and on strengthening the cultural sector capacity. The “Southern Coalition” initiative is led by the Portuguese network Artemrede, bringing together 14 partners from 10 countries who will work together from 2021. The network’s first project,