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The symposium and accompanying publication explore how imagination, solidarity, and collaboration can shape more just and sustainable futures.
The symposium RECLAIMING HOPE: Navigating (Un)certainty, Imagining Better Futures took place in Nova Gorica on 18 and 19 September.
Slovenian project (Un)healthy Spaces by Prostorož won 2nd place at the New European Bauhaus Prizes in Brussels.
As of September 2024, the Centre for Creativity has joined the partnership of the Bauhalps project.
Prostorož is one of the finalists for the NEB Awards, which celebrate outstanding projects, designs and ideas that embody the values of the NEB.
The calls are designed to foster interdisciplinary collaboration, to integrate the values of sustainability, aesthetic quality and social inclusion.
Centre for Creativity has taken on the role of the national contact point for the European initiative New European Bauhaus.
The Center for Creativity will present itself at the Vienna Design Week with the exhibition Crafting Futures I Making the Future.
The annual Distributed Design Awards, of which CzK is also a partner, are open.
The 27th edition of BIO Ljubljana, the oldest biennial in the world, has been extended until 23 October!
Platform Kajža and homestead Pr' Lenart, in collaboration with CzK, are announcing an open call for participation in the design challenge 1498/2022
Applications are open for the Urban Academy in the Kamnik
In the spring and fall of 2020, we evaluated the impact of the covid-19 epidemic on your life and work.
An exhibition of the Slovenian pavilion will be on display at the 17th International Architecture Exhibition La Biennale di Venezia.
The organizers announced that the next European Creative Industries Summit will take place next year in Ljubljana!
September 2020 Kickstarter Slovenia is officially launching.
Prostorož, in collaboration with CzK, welcomes you to the Urban Academy.
KD ProstoRož with CzK are debuting the Urban academy programme as part of CzK partner network.
We’re sharing a questionnaire on the consequences of COVID-19 on workers in the cultural and creative sector.
MAO and the CzK team answered an invitation from the partner organisation Het Nieuwe Instituut.
