Music
Gallery

The Backstage Pass theme opened the doors to the behind-the-scenes world of music: the life of artists, invisible roles, the pressures of creation, and the socio-political context surrounding music. For the first time in a local museum space, we integrated a listening bar alongside guided tours, an audio equipment fair, concerts, and workshops.

Opened in March 2023 at the Muzeul de Artă Cluj-Napoca, the exhibition proposed a new way of discovering music over the course of a month, complemented by concerts and workshops (guitar, piano, percussion) for both children and adults. The project was later presented for another month at Palatul Braunstein in Iași.
Awards: 2 distinctions at the Romanian PR Award (“Arts and Culture” and “Experiential Marketing”).

After the fall of communism, the cinema gradually lost its role, went through several different uses, and eventually entered a period of abandonment and decay.

In 1948, the cinema was nationalized and renamed “Red Star.”

From 1918 until 1940, a cinema operated here under the name Edison, and later under the name Capitol.

The building that now houses Music Gallery was constructed in the early 1900s for the Hungarian community.