Video
Don’t be so emotional performance at Bozar
The experimental space for art and well-being at Onisifor Ghibu High School
All the Suns by Radu Cioca at National Romanian Opera Cluj-Napoca
Art & Well-being during EKO 8 event at UGM Maribor Art Gallery
Can art on prescription make us healthy again?
Into the mind a solo show by Sophie Whettnall at BOZAR
Dance Talk: Alain Platel & Katleen Van Langendonck | Talk | BOZAR
SIMMposium organized by BOZAR
Introduction
Musicians in social music projects (I)
Music in detention (I)
Music in detention (II)
Intercultural social music projects (I)
Intercultural social music projects (II)
Musicians in social music projects (II)
Social music projects in the Global South (I)
Social music projects in the Global South (II)
“CARRIAGE” MATTY DAVIS & BEN GOULD | Online Event with Live Performance
Danser Brut exhibition at BOZAR
Spinning around
A Forest of Gestures
Dance of the Pencil
Trance and possession
From Charcot to Chaplin
Art&well-being Season at BOZAR
Cultural Prescriptions for Burnout in Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Cultural Prescriptions for Burnout in Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Arts and science dialogues | Better cities | Cluj Cultural Centre
Arts and science dialogues | Better cities | Cluj Cultural Centre
Arts and science dialogues | Better cities | Cluj Cultural Centre
Arts and science dialogues | Better cities | Cluj Cultural Centre
Authors
Filippo Ascolani*, Claudia Cacovean**, Alessandra Passaretti***, Tommaso Portaluri****, Pier Luigi Sacco*****, Sara Uboldi******, Rarița Zbranca**
*Bocconi University; **Cluj Cultural Centre; ***University of Milan Bicocca; **** ETH Zurich; ***** Bruno Kessler Foundation, IULM University Milan and metaLAB (at) Harvard; ****** University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
Acknowledgements
Norbert Petrovici & Cristian Pop, Babes-Bolyai University (RO); Yuste Foundation (ES)
Research objective
The study aimed to assess people’s engagement with arts and creativity during the Covid-19 pandemic and the potential impact of cultural participation on their well-being.
Research methodology
Research type: Quantitative and qualitative data analysis
Data collection: May-July 2020 (this being the period we refer to, when using the “during the pandemic” formula throughout the text), through an online survey available in 8 languages.
Sample size: 1559 valid responses.
Respondents profile: individuals aged 14-65+ living primarily in Europe, predominantly young female adults, with higher education, living in the urban area, of which the majority live in Italy, Romania, Spain and Belgium.
Research instruments: I-PANAS to assess Positive Affect and Negative Affect (Thompson, 2007), well-being Measures Toolkit (Thomson & Chatterjee, 2015).
Research limitations
To ensure relevance, the sample was ponderated using as reference the percentage of EU citizens with higher education employed in the cultural sector, in other sectors and currently non-active in the field of work (retired, unemployed or students). The research results thus refer only to subjects with higher education, living in Europe.
About the research
This research was carried out by the Cluj Cultural Centre (RO) and Fondazione Bruno Kessler (IT), in collaboration with the BOZAR Centre for Fine Arts (BE) and UGM Maribor Art Gallery (Sl), within the Art&Well-being Project. The project explores the potential of the arts to enhance individual and community well-being and is co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union.
Research Team:
Adelina Anițeib, Diana Bulugac, Claudia Cacoveana, Marina Dascălb, Emanuel Henteșb, Patricia Margab, Rarița Zbrancaa
Affiliations:
aCluj Cultural Center, bDepartment of Public Health, Faculty of Political, Administrative and Communication Sciences, Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, cCreate. Act. Enjoy
Research objective
The study aimed to assess the impact and the contribution of arts in overcoming the degree of burnout of participants in a specially designed cultural prescriptions pilot project.
Research methodology
Research type: Quantitative and qualitative data analysis pre and post artistic intervention
Data collection: September-November 2020
Sample size: 11 participants enrolled in the artistic intervention
Research instruments:
The Burnout Syndrome Scale (Maslach & Jackson, 1981)
The Psychological General Well-Being Index (short version) (PGWBI-S) (Grossi et al., 2006)
The Scale of Positive and Negative Experience (SPANE) (Diener et al., 2010)
Research limitations and future directions:
To use a control group with the same characteristics as people included in this study and to measure the level of burnout for this group of people who are not participating in a similar project.
To use more specific inclusion and exclusion criteria within the programme in order to accurately work with a specific issue, particularly burnout, and not overlap with other issues such as anxiety.
About the research
This research was carried out by the Cluj Cultural Centre (RO) within the Art&Well-being Project. The project explores the potential of the arts to enhance individual and community well-being and is co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union.