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The Cosmic House
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The Cosmic House Foundation
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Private
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2021
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The Cosmic House Foundation is a private non-profit arts foundation established on July 2, 2021, in Cluj-Napoca, Transylvania, Romania, operating from a single physical venue at General Eremia Grigorescu 106. It supports both emerging and established artists across visual and performing arts, with a stated emphasis on cross-disciplinary programming that bridges photography, sculpture, ceramics, new media, fashion, theater, dance, and music. The foundation does not run a proprietary technology platform; its technical footprint is limited to a bilingual Romanian/English website and standard social media channels (Facebook, Instagram) used for promotion and documentation.

The foundation's revenue model is grant and project-funding based rather than transactional. The most clearly documented funding mechanism is EU co-funding via Erasmus Plus, including the 'Entrepreneurial Skills for Young Artists' project (2022-3-RO01-KA210-YOU-000094623), which underwrites artist residencies, cross-border exchanges, and workshops on entrepreneurship, marketing, and leadership. No ticketing, e-commerce, or pricing structure is disclosed; admissions to exhibitions and events are not described as paid. Recurring event series (Cosmic Fusion, Meta Form Days, Hypnoise Days, White Night of Galleries, Cosmic Connections) and artist residency programs anchor ongoing operations, executed by a 9-person team under co-founder Bogdan Gânscă and creative director Cătălin Bocîrnea.

The foundation serves a hybrid audience: emerging and established artists (primary), young people and art students including Ukrainian refugee children (secondary), and the general public attending exhibitions and performances. Distribution is exclusively physical and direct via the Cluj-Napoca venue plus partner-organization venues, supplemented by regional and international reach through Erasmus Plus collaborations with institutions in Hungary, Serbia, Poland, Italy, Belgium, Ukraine, and Germany. The organization operates without venture capital, private equity, or external investors, and has no disclosed subsidiaries or parent company.

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The Cosmic House Foundation is a non-profit arts foundation in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, founded in 2021, that supports emerging and established visual and performing artists through exhibitions, artist residencies, recurring event series, and EU Erasmus Plus-funded training programs, serving artists, art students, and the general public.

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arts exhibitions, artist residencies, cultural programming, performing arts, arts foundation
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1Cultural Centers & Community Cultural Organizations
CodeBPAGAHADPrimaryYes
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  • Museums71211
  • Museums, Historical Sites, and Similar Institutions7121
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Cultural Foundation Services
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1Grant and Project Funding (Erasmus Plus)
TypeProfessional Services
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The foundation generates revenue through European Union co-funding (Erasmus Plus) for youth and arts education projects, including the 'Entrepreneurial Skills for Young Artists' program. This is the most clearly documented funding mechanism.

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The Cosmic House Foundation is a non-profit arts foundation based in Cluj-Napoca, Romania (Transylvania), that opened on July 2, 2021. It hosts visual and performing arts exhibitions, artist residencies, creative workshops, and Erasmus Plus educational programs, serving both local and international creative communities through free public programming.

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  • Hosting of multiple annual exhibitions and events across disciplines
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The Cosmic House Foundation operates as a unified arts organization offering a physical venue in Cluj-Napoca for exhibitions and performances, combined with recurring event programs including Cosmic Fusion, Meta Form Days, and Hypnoise Days. The foundation runs artist residency programs like Grandpa's Freestyled Fairy Story and educational programs through Erasmus Plus initiatives focused on entrepreneurial skills for young artists. All offerings are integrated through The Cosmic House venue as the central hub for artistic programming.

Product and service5 records
1Visual Arts Exhibitions
CategoryCultural Programming
Description

Curated visual arts exhibitions presented at the foundation's venue in Cluj-Napoca, open to local community members and cultural audiences, featuring both local and international artists.

2Performing Arts Events
CategoryCultural Programming
Description

Performing arts presentations hosted at the foundation, providing a public platform for performance-based artistic work.

3Artist Residencies
CategoryArtist Development
Description

Structured residency opportunities hosted at the foundation for individual artists and creative practitioners, supporting creative development in a Transylvanian cultural setting.

4Creative Workshops
CategoryArtist Development
Description

Hands-on creative workshops offered by the foundation, supporting artistic skill development and community engagement for participants.

5Erasmus Plus Programs
CategoryArts Education
Description

EU-funded Erasmus Plus educational programs coordinated by the foundation, connecting local participants with European arts and creative learning opportunities.

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Partnership9 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2022-01-01
Description

The foundation is a beneficiary of Erasmus Plus EU co-funding for youth and arts education projects, notably 'Entrepreneurial Skills for Young Artists' (2022-3-RO01-KA210-YOU-000094623). The program provides artist residencies in Cluj and Budapest, workshops on entrepreneurship, leadership, and marketing for artists, and cross-border artistic exchange with artists from Hungary, Serbia, Poland, Italy, Germany, Belgium, and Ukraine.

2Insula Creative Hub
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Insula Creative Hub is a recurring strategic collaborator on major events including Meta Form Days, Cosmic Fusion, and the theatrical performance '4.48 AM' (after Sarah Kane). The partnership involves co-creation of multi-disciplinary artistic events combining visual art, performance, soundscape, and new media installations, significantly expanding the scope and audience of both organizations.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Mendel Collective co-developed the Cosmic Fusion event series and collaborated on the 'Aproape vs. Departe' transgenerational exhibition with Eva Dolha, contributing performance and soundscape elements. The partnership is oriented toward cross-disciplinary artistic creation combining visual arts with live music and performance.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Tothem Art collaborated with The Cosmic House on the 'Paralysé' group exhibition (during White Night of Galleries) and the 'Find Your Own Gods' solo show by Victor Seiche, providing curatorial and organizational partnership for contemporary art events.

5Studio Cultural Cecălăca / Csekelaka
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Studio Cultural Cecălăca (Csekelaka) co-organized 'Cosmic Connections,' a rural artistic event bringing contemporary art to an idyllic countryside setting, expanding the foundation's programming beyond the urban venue into rural cultural exploration.

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6OM Centru Coregrafic (Oana Mureșan)
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

OM Centru Coregrafic, led by Oana Mureșan, collaborated on the 'ATOM' performance during White Night of Galleries, exploring the intersection of the human body and music through contemporary dance.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Collaborated on the opening event of The Cosmic House (July 2021), presenting a selection of international short films and providing cinematic programming alongside the visual and performing arts.

8Vernisaj Moving Hub
Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

Vernisaj Moving Hub provides hospitality and beverage services at Cosmic House events (Cosmic Fusion, opening event), creating a complete immersive experience for attendees. Their drinks are thematically aligned with each event's artistic concept.

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Hansen Ergonomics Studio transformed the venue space at the opening event, providing ergonomic and stylish furnishings that contributed to the comfort and aesthetic of the inaugural event.

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Peers8 records
1Tranzit House
TypeDirect peer
Description

Eastern European cultural foundation network operating across Romania, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, and Austria. Comparable as an artist-led independent arts foundation with international exchange programs, European funding relationships, and community-driven cultural programming model.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Romania's national museum of contemporary art, located in Bucharest. Comparable as a publicly-funded exhibition venue for contemporary Romanian art, but operates at much larger scale with permanent collection, larger team, and broader portfolio than Cosmic House's community-led venue model.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major Viennese exhibition hall for contemporary art with international programming. Comparable as a Central European contemporary arts venue, but operates at institutional scale with city funding rather than Cosmic House's foundation/grant-funded independent model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Independent cultural institution in Brooklyn, NY, combining artist residencies, exhibitions, performances, and educational programming. Comparable as a community-led non-profit arts foundation with a similar integrated residency, exhibition, and workshop programming model — though operating at significantly larger scale with permanent infrastructure.

5MARe - Museum of Recent Art Bucharest
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Private contemporary art museum in Bucharest featuring exhibitions of Romanian and international artists. Comparable as a contemporary art exhibition venue in Romania, but operates as a paid-admission museum rather than Cosmic House's free, grant-funded community cultural organization model.

TypeRegional player
Description

Major contemporary art museum in Budapest, partner destination for Cosmic House's Erasmus Plus residencies. Comparable as a Central European contemporary art institution, but operates as a permanent public collection rather than Cosmic House's event-driven community programming model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Adaptive-reuse creative hub and artist studios in Cluj-Napoca, operating in the same city as Cosmic House. Comparable as a non-profit adjacent cultural venue hosting artist residencies and creative programming, and competing for the same local artistic talent and audiences.

8Insula Creative Hub
TypeDirect peer
Description

Independent arts and culture organization in Bucharest, Romania, co-creating multi-disciplinary events with Cosmic House (Meta Form Days, Cosmic Fusion, '4.48 AM' theatrical performance). Directly comparable as a contemporary arts hub in the Romanian ecosystem with co-development partnership model.

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The Cosmic House

Cultural Foundation Servicescosmichouse.foundation

The Cosmic House Foundation is a non-profit arts foundation in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, founded in 2021, that supports emerging and established visual and performing artists through exhibitions, artist residencies, recurring event series, and EU Erasmus Plus-funded training programs, serving artists, art students, and the general public.

What The Cosmic House does

The Cosmic House Foundation is a private non-profit arts foundation established on July 2, 2021, in Cluj-Napoca, Transylvania, Romania, operating from a single physical venue at General Eremia Grigorescu 106. It supports both emerging and established artists across visual and performing arts, with a stated emphasis on cross-disciplinary programming that bridges photography, sculpture, ceramics, new media, fashion, theater, dance, and music. The foundation does not run a proprietary technology platform; its technical footprint is limited to a bilingual Romanian/English website and standard social media channels (Facebook, Instagram) used for promotion and documentation.

The foundation's revenue model is grant and project-funding based rather than transactional. The most clearly documented funding mechanism is EU co-funding via Erasmus Plus, including the 'Entrepreneurial Skills for Young Artists' project (2022-3-RO01-KA210-YOU-000094623), which underwrites artist residencies, cross-border exchanges, and workshops on entrepreneurship, marketing, and leadership. No ticketing, e-commerce, or pricing structure is disclosed; admissions to exhibitions and events are not described as paid. Recurring event series (Cosmic Fusion, Meta Form Days, Hypnoise Days, White Night of Galleries, Cosmic Connections) and artist residency programs anchor ongoing operations, executed by a 9-person team under co-founder Bogdan Gânscă and creative director Cătălin Bocîrnea.

The foundation serves a hybrid audience: emerging and established artists (primary), young people and art students including Ukrainian refugee children (secondary), and the general public attending exhibitions and performances. Distribution is exclusively physical and direct via the Cluj-Napoca venue plus partner-organization venues, supplemented by regional and international reach through Erasmus Plus collaborations with institutions in Hungary, Serbia, Poland, Italy, Belgium, Ukraine, and Germany. The organization operates without venture capital, private equity, or external investors, and has no disclosed subsidiaries or parent company.

The Cosmic House firmographics

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Name
The Cosmic House
Legal name
The Cosmic House Foundation
Website
https://cosmichouse.foundation
Company type
Private
Founded year
2021
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
The Cosmic House Foundation is a non-profit arts foundation in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, founded in 2021, that supports emerging and established visual and performing artists through exhibitions, artist residencies, recurring event series, and EU Erasmus Plus-funded training programs, serving artists, art students, and the general public.
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The Cosmic House industry classification

Industry
Product category
Cultural Foundation Services
NAICS
Museums (71211), Museums, Historical Sites, and Similar Institutions (7121)
akta.pro primary industry
Cultural Centers & Community Cultural Organizations (BPAGAHAD)

Keywords

  • Arts exhibitions
  • Artist residencies
  • Cultural programming
  • Performing arts
  • Arts foundation

Where The Cosmic House is headquartered

Location

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HQ city
Cluj-napoca
HQ country
Romania
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

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The Cosmic House business model

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B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Grant and Project Funding (Erasmus Plus): The foundation generates revenue through European Union co-funding (Erasmus Plus) for youth and arts education projects, including the 'Entrepreneurial Skills for Young Artists' program. This is the most clearly documented funding mechanism.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels6 records

The Cosmic House product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Cosmic House Foundation is a non-profit arts foundation based in Cluj-Napoca, Romania (Transylvania), that opened on July 2, 2021. It hosts visual and performing arts exhibitions, artist residencies, creative workshops, and Erasmus Plus educational programs, serving both local and international creative communities through free public programming.

Product overview

The Cosmic House Foundation operates as a unified arts organization offering a physical venue in Cluj-Napoca for exhibitions and performances, combined with recurring event programs including Cosmic Fusion, Meta Form Days, and Hypnoise Days. The foundation runs artist residency programs like Grandpa's Freestyled Fairy Story and educational programs through Erasmus Plus initiatives focused on entrepreneurial skills for young artists. All offerings are integrated through The Cosmic House venue as the central hub for artistic programming.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Visual Arts Exhibitions Curated visual arts exhibitions presented at the foundation's venue in Cluj-Napoca, open to local community members and cultural audiences, featuring both local and international artists.
  • Performing Arts Events Performing arts presentations hosted at the foundation, providing a public platform for performance-based artistic work.
  • Artist Residencies Structured residency opportunities hosted at the foundation for individual artists and creative practitioners, supporting creative development in a Transylvanian cultural setting.
  • Creative Workshops Hands-on creative workshops offered by the foundation, supporting artistic skill development and community engagement for participants.
  • Erasmus Plus Programs EU-funded Erasmus Plus educational programs coordinated by the foundation, connecting local participants with European arts and creative learning opportunities.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Hosting of multiple annual exhibitions and events across disciplines
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use The Cosmic House

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The Cosmic House partnerships and signals

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Nine partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Erasmus Plus (European Union)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2022The foundation is a beneficiary of Erasmus Plus EU co-funding for youth and arts education projects, notably 'Entrepreneurial Skills for Young Artists' (2022-3-RO01-KA210-YOU-000094623). The program provides artist residencies in Cluj and Budapest, workshops on entrepreneurship, leadership, and marketing for artists, and cross-border artistic exchange with artists from Hungary, Serbia, Poland, Italy, Germany, Belgium, and Ukraine.
  • Insula Creative HubcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerInsula Creative Hub is a recurring strategic collaborator on major events including Meta Form Days, Cosmic Fusion, and the theatrical performance '4.48 AM' (after Sarah Kane). The partnership involves co-creation of multi-disciplinary artistic events combining visual art, performance, soundscape, and new media installations, significantly expanding the scope and audience of both organizations.
  • Mendel CollectivecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerMendel Collective co-developed the Cosmic Fusion event series and collaborated on the 'Aproape vs. Departe' transgenerational exhibition with Eva Dolha, contributing performance and soundscape elements. The partnership is oriented toward cross-disciplinary artistic creation combining visual arts with live music and performance.
  • Tothem ArtcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerTothem Art collaborated with The Cosmic House on the 'Paralysé' group exhibition (during White Night of Galleries) and the 'Find Your Own Gods' solo show by Victor Seiche, providing curatorial and organizational partnership for contemporary art events.
  • Studio Cultural Cecălăca / CsekelakaminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerStudio Cultural Cecălăca (Csekelaka) co-organized 'Cosmic Connections,' a rural artistic event bringing contemporary art to an idyllic countryside setting, expanding the foundation's programming beyond the urban venue into rural cultural exploration.
  • OM Centru Coregrafic (Oana Mureșan)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerOM Centru Coregrafic, led by Oana Mureșan, collaborated on the 'ATOM' performance during White Night of Galleries, exploring the intersection of the human body and music through contemporary dance.
  • Cluj Shorts and Asociația PersonaminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaborated on the opening event of The Cosmic House (July 2021), presenting a selection of international short films and providing cinematic programming alongside the visual and performing arts.
  • Vernisaj Moving HubminorOthersVernisaj Moving Hub provides hospitality and beverage services at Cosmic House events (Cosmic Fusion, opening event), creating a complete immersive experience for attendees. Their drinks are thematically aligned with each event's artistic concept.
  • Hansen Ergonomics StudiominorOthersHansen Ergonomics Studio transformed the venue space at the opening event, providing ergonomic and stylish furnishings that contributed to the comfort and aesthetic of the inaugural event.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

The Cosmic House competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Tranzit House: Eastern European cultural foundation network operating across Romania, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, and Austria. Comparable as an artist-led independent arts foundation with international exchange programs, European funding relationships, and community-driven cultural programming model.
  • Pioneer Works: Independent cultural institution in Brooklyn, NY, combining artist residencies, exhibitions, performances, and educational programming. Comparable as a community-led non-profit arts foundation with a similar integrated residency, exhibition, and workshop programming model — though operating at significantly larger scale with permanent infrastructure.
  • Paintbrush Factory (Fabrica de Pensule): Adaptive-reuse creative hub and artist studios in Cluj-Napoca, operating in the same city as Cosmic House. Comparable as a non-profit adjacent cultural venue hosting artist residencies and creative programming, and competing for the same local artistic talent and audiences.
  • Insula Creative Hub: Independent arts and culture organization in Bucharest, Romania, co-creating multi-disciplinary events with Cosmic House (Meta Form Days, Cosmic Fusion, '4.48 AM' theatrical performance). Directly comparable as a contemporary arts hub in the Romanian ecosystem with co-development partnership model.

Broad incumbents

  • MNAC Bucharest (National Museum of Contemporary Art): Romania's national museum of contemporary art, located in Bucharest. Comparable as a publicly-funded exhibition venue for contemporary Romanian art, but operates at much larger scale with permanent collection, larger team, and broader portfolio than Cosmic House's community-led venue model.
  • Kunsthalle Wien: Major Viennese exhibition hall for contemporary art with international programming. Comparable as a Central European contemporary arts venue, but operates at institutional scale with city funding rather than Cosmic House's foundation/grant-funded independent model.
  • MARe - Museum of Recent Art Bucharest: Private contemporary art museum in Bucharest featuring exhibitions of Romanian and international artists. Comparable as a contemporary art exhibition venue in Romania, but operates as a paid-admission museum rather than Cosmic House's free, grant-funded community cultural organization model.

Regional players

  • Ludwig Museum - Museum of Contemporary Art Budapest: Major contemporary art museum in Budapest, partner destination for Cosmic House's Erasmus Plus residencies. Comparable as a Central European contemporary art institution, but operates as a permanent public collection rather than Cosmic House's event-driven community programming model.

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Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat2 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

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The Cosmic House M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about The Cosmic House

What does The Cosmic House do?

The Cosmic House Foundation is a non-profit arts foundation based in Cluj-Napoca, Romania (Transylvania), that opened on July 2, 2021. It hosts visual and performing arts exhibitions, artist residencies, creative workshops, and Erasmus Plus educational programs, serving both local and international creative communities through free public programming.

Is The Cosmic House a public or private company?

The Cosmic House is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was The Cosmic House founded?

The Cosmic House was founded in 2021. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is The Cosmic House based?

The Cosmic House is headquartered in Cluj-napoca, Romania, in the Europe region.

How does The Cosmic House make money?

One revenue line is on record: grant and Project Funding (Erasmus Plus).

Who are The Cosmic House's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Tranzit House, Pioneer Works, Paintbrush Factory (Fabrica de Pensule) and Insula Creative Hub. Broad incumbents are MNAC Bucharest (National Museum of Contemporary Art), Kunsthalle Wien and MARe - Museum of Recent Art Bucharest. Ludwig Museum - Museum of Contemporary Art Budapest is listed as a regional player.

Does The Cosmic House have an API?

No public API is recorded for The Cosmic House.

What industry is The Cosmic House in?

The Cosmic House's product category is Cultural Foundation Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGAHAD, Cultural Centers & Community Cultural Organizations. Its NAICS code is 71211.

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