Difference between revisions of "Cluj"
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'''Media''': [[IDEA]] magazine, [[Ekphrasis]] journal. | '''Media''': [[IDEA]] magazine, [[Ekphrasis]] journal. | ||
| − | '''Art workers''': [[ | + | '''Art workers''': [[Rarita Zbranca]] (1975), [[István Szakáts]] (1968), [[Joanne Richardson]] (1968), [[László Újvárossy]] (1950), [[Laura Codreanu]] (1976), [[Mihai Jalobeanu]] (1941), [[Horea Avram]] (1969). |
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| + | * J. Delagrange, [https://www.contemporaryartissue.com/post/contemporary-art-in-cluj "Contemporary Art in Cluj: A Critical Overview"], ''CAI'', Jan 2021. | ||
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Revision as of 10:03, 13 April 2021
Initiatives: AltArt, D Media (*2002), Tranzit House (*1997).
Past events: Tranxindex conference (2002), Bodies in Between conference (2014), Clujotronic festival (2013, 2014), CAMP Festival for Visual Music (2013).
Spaces: Fabrica de Pensule (*2009), Binar (*2006), White Cuib (*2016), Quadro (*2008)
Media: IDEA magazine, Ekphrasis journal.
Art workers: Rarita Zbranca (1975), István Szakáts (1968), Joanne Richardson (1968), László Újvárossy (1950), Laura Codreanu (1976), Mihai Jalobeanu (1941), Horea Avram (1969).
- Literature
- J. Delagrange, "Contemporary Art in Cluj: A Critical Overview", CAI, Jan 2021.
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Amsterdam, Bergen, Berlin, Bratislava, Budapest, Kyiv, London, New York City, Oslo, Paris, Prague, Rotterdam, Seoul, Tokyo, Vienna, Warsaw, Zagreb | ||
