Europe at Home is a project that brings together European artistic perspectives in the field of photography and literature, related to this exceptional and unprecedented situation that we all live. At the invitation of Faro, a candidate city for the title of European Capital of Culture in Portugal and a member of the Culture Next […]
Cluj Cultural Centre prepared a short questionnaire addressing to the cultural organizations based in Cluj-Napoca and the Metropolitan Area, in order to substantiate the advocacy actions supporting this community. This initiative is designed to contribute to better knowing the activity of Cluj cultural organizations in the recent years, and to develop actions based on factual
Cluj Cultural Centre launches a national project that engages the Romanian artists in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. The platform “Artists together” responds to the initiative of the Romanian Health Observatory to convey important current subjects and themes to a public as large as possible. The initiative relies on the artists’ creativity as a
Are you the scientist we are looking for? We call upon scientists to join artists for STUDIOTOPIA, a speculative journey to propose tentative solutions to global challenges in a collaborative, non-hierarchical residency. STUDIOTOPIA is a creative journey that aims to increase collaborations between art & science and to raise awareness and foster creative and critical
On March 16, 2020 Cluj Cultural Centre together with 46 member organizations sent a proposal to the Ministry of Culture containing support measures for the cultural sector in the context of COVID-19 crisis. Other member or partner organizations joined the initiative along the way. The COVID-19 pandemic critically affects a high number of cultural organizations,
On March 6, at Arta Cinema, Cluj Cultural Centre organized the General Assembly of the association’s members – cultural organizations and institutions, universities, business clubs and clusters, civil society associations, local and regional administrations. On this occasion, the 2019 activity report and the 2020 planning were approved, as well as the membership of ten new
Crafting Futures Romania is a program of the British Council Romania designed to support the future of craftsmen and handicraft activity around the world through research and education, being launched this year for the first time in Europe, in Romania. The call for registration to the project is addressed both to craftsmen, and to mediators,
Friday, February 21st, 2020, Cluj Cultural Centre organized the “Open Day for Projects” on Fluierașului Street, a series of public consultations open to our member organizations and to the local community. The event included 13 consultation sessions on the Centre’s main work subjects: increasing the capacity of the cultural sector, contemporary art, emotional and mental
MESOC is a research and innovation project designed to propose, to test and to validate an innovating and original approach for measuring the value of society and the impact of cultural policies and practices in connection with three themes present on the new European Agenda for Culture: Health and well-being, urban and territorial regeneration, and
Against the backdrop of global challenges related to the sustainable development of our societies, major European arts and science organisations have partnered up to give birth to STUDIOTOPIA, Art meets Science in the Anthropocene, a four years project that will support hybrid encounters between artists and scientists in seven European countries. Interactions between arts and