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Fragments, Silence, and Belonging – Kurtág György at 100 and the Question of Transylvanian Modernity

On February 19, the MCC Center in Kolozsvár/Cluj-Napoca hosted a special edition of the Transylvania Lectures series, marking the 100th birthday of György Kurtág – one of the most distinctive and influential voices of modern music. Born in Lugoj, in the Banat region, Kurtág’s life and work span a century marked by war, displacement, artistic reinvention, and radical musical compression.

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Human Creativity and Artificial Intelligence: Who Owns the Future of Creation?

Can artificial intelligence truly be creative? How are the concepts of copyright and originality changing in the 21st century? At the April 24th event of the Transylvania Lectures series, the invited experts compared, contrasted, and analysed creative works produced by humans and algorithms from the perspectives of philosophy of art and computer science.

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“Faith can only be true if it is free” – The 1568 Edict of Torda and Its Legacy

On 14 January, the MCC Center in Cluj/Kolozsvár hosted a new edition of Transylvania Lectures, titled “How Transylvania Pioneered Religious Freedom – The 1568 Edict of Torda/Turda and Its Legacy.” The event revisited one of the most important milestones in European cultural history: the Edict of Torda, adopted at the Diet of Torda held between 6 and 13 January 1568, presided over by the elected Hungarian king and Transylvanian prince János Zsigmond.

Fragments, Silence, and Belonging – Kurtág György at 100 and the Question of Transylvanian Modernity

Human Creativity and Artificial Intelligence: Who Owns the Future of Creation?

“Faith can only be true if it is free” – The 1568 Edict of Torda and Its Legacy

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Transylvania Lectures: Europe’s Energy Future – Security, Affordability, Transition

Transylvania Lectures: English as a Global Language in Question – Prospects for the 21st Century

Robotics in the creative industry – ideation workshop

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Transylvania Lectures: How Long Can English Remain a Global Language?

Human Creativity and Artificial Intelligence: Who Owns the Future of Creation?

Fragments, Silence, and Belonging – Kurtág György at 100 and the Question of Transylvanian Modernity

“Faith can only be true if it is free” – The 1568 Edict of Torda and Its Legacy

America’s War on Drugs: What 50 Years Have Taught Us — and What’s Next

Debating for Diversity Forum in Ljubljana

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