Heritage Conservation Learning in the COVID World – Challenges and Opportunities, 22 nd September 16.00-18.00 (Rome, Italy)

The COVID-19 crisis has led to the lockdown of educational and training institutions globally and the disruption of learning. Educators had to shift to remote learning by using online platforms, applications, and resources in order to continue with teaching and to communicate and connect with students and learners. Heritage Conservation was no exception. This webinar discusses the ways that heritage conservation learning has continued during the pandemic by highlighting the challenges facing this practical field and the learning opportunities for today and the future. The webinar offers an analytical dialogue on a range of topics concerning imparting essential skills in conservation, cognitive understanding of processes, and digital learning strategies and approaches.

Moderators

  • José Luiz Pedersoli Jr., ICCROM
  • Prof. Shabnam Inanloo Dailoo, Athabasca University
  • Prof. Jane Henderson, IIC

Speakers

  • Fiona Graham, Tutor, Conservation, Heritage Resources Management Program, Athabasca University; Adjunct Professor, Art Conservation Program, Queen’s University, Canada
  • David Cohen, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Universidad de los Andes, Colombia
  • Terry Little, Senior Lecturer, Ahmadu Bello University, Nigeria; Senior Advisor, Trust for African Rock Art, Kenya
  • Eleonora Sermoneta, Student, Heritage Resources Management Program, Athabasca University; Adult Programmer, Royal Alberta Museum, Canada.
  • Amber Bhatty, Student, MSc Conservation Practice, Cardiff University, United Kingdom.
  • Sagita Mirjam Sunara, Assistant Professor, Conservation-Restoration Department; Vice-Dean of Arts, Science, International Collaboration and ECTS, University of Split, Croatia.
  • Satish Pandey, Associate Professor and Head, Department of Art Conservation, National Museum Institute, India.

Further information

 


Call for abstracts for ESACH Talks! People and Heritage, deadline 22nd September

​​ESACH Talks are an interactive, fast-paced event that provides a platform for sharing knowledge amongst students and young professionals working within cultural heritage studies. Each Talk has a length of 45 minutes and includes presentations by ESACH students and young professionals, as well as some time for discussions and comments. To make things more interesting, each presentation lasts five minutes, and must be accompanied by a slide presentation. Attendance is open to everybody, not just ESACH Members.

In our first ESACH Talk, we are inspired by the work of Europa Nostra as the leading citizens’ movement to protect and celebrate Europe’s cultural and natural heritage. We will be exploring young perspectives on the topics related to civic involvement and democratic participation in heritage matters, such as citizens’ roles in the preservation of heritage, youth participation, participatory management strategies and people-centered approaches to heritage.

The call for abstracts is currently open! If you want to present your work in this session, please submit a 300 word abstract with a short bibliography through https://forms.gle/nuzuJT8esbEc2ncN8 before the 22nd September.

Date: 6 Oct 2020, 7pm CET


Reunión de coordinación de los GIs de la PTI-PAIS

Hoy  se han reunido los Grupos de Investigación del CSIC (GIs) de la PTI-PAIS, en su 2ª reunión de coordinación, para tratar el seguimiento de la plataforma en su primer año de vida.

La PTI-PAIS está compuesta por 10 Grupos de investigación del CSIC procedentes de las tres áreas globales de conocimiento de la institución: Sociedad, Materia y Vida.

 


2nd Workshop «Research Infrastructures shaping EOSC» goes digital, 6 -7th October 2020.

The 2nd Workshop on the connection of ESFRI Research Infrastructures (RIs) to the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC),«Research Infrastructures shaping EOSC» will take place on 6 & 7th October 2020 in online format.

The main objective of the workshop is to bring together ESFRI, ESFRI RIs and EOSC stakeholders, in order to showcase and better comprehend the EOSC concept and value proposition for its users, and ensure the optimal federation of ESFRI clusters/ RIs with EOSC. The latest developments on the EOSC next phase governance and the technical areas will be presented, so that the thematic infrastructures can actively contribute and provide feedback to the on-going dialogue, being able to take informed decisions.

The workshop is organised by the ESFRI Task Force on EOSC, the EOSC Cluster projects, the EOSC Secretariat and the StR-ESFRI2 Project, in close cooperation with ESFRI and the EC.

The event will be recorded and will include breakout sessions for feedback from the community. The plenary sessions will be open to accommodate wide participation. However, due to limited capacity of the breakout sessions, the attendance will be limited to one (1) person per National Delegation/ Project/ Landmark/ Organisation. This is mainly to facilitate discussion and effective feedback in these sessions.

Registration is mandatory, and should be done via the online form by the 25th of September.

Further information

 


Contributions for Special Issue «Stained Glass: Materials, Methods, and Expressions», deadline 31st August 2021

Dear Colleagues,

Many wrote about stained glass, but one must witness its splendour to understand the meaning of the words, the game of light and shadow, with coloured and colourless glass decorated with painted motifs. However, historic stained glass windows are exposed to the passage of time, facing physical attack and weathering conditions over time. Further changes introduced by restorations, reconstructions and interventions along with the degradation have a strong impact on the stained glass windows that we see today. Fortunately, scientific and technological advancements give, now, new and wider opportunities for preserving, sharing cultural heritage and better interpret its history, both in terms of manufacturing and past restoration actions.

A Special Issue welcoming contributions that are dedicated to major research themes related to “Stained Glass: Materials, Methods, and Expressions” is proposed.  We invite both reviews, providing an up-to-date and critical overview of state-of-the-art, and original research articles dealing with:

  • Technical aspects of the production of historical stained glass windows
  • Stained glass degradation
  • Stained glass conservation measurements and intervention
  • The importance of databases for the preservation of the values of stained-glass

This Special Issue will also be open to contributions dealing with other subjects related to the major research themes mentioned above.

Dr. Marcia Vilarigues
Dr. Sophie Wolf
Dr. Teresa Palomar
Guest Editors

Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 August 2021.

Manuscript Submission Information


Conference «Critical heritage studies and the future of Europe», 15-16th October 2020 (on-line)

The international conference “Critical heritage studies and the future of Europe” will mark the CHEurope project’s conclusion and allow the presentation to the wider scientific community of the results obtained during more than 4 years of collaborative research.

The 15 Early Stage Researchers funded by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Innovative Training Network, the members of the academic staffs having supervised the training and research activities, as well as various highly renowned international keynote speakers will offer a renewed vision of the place that cultural heritage occupies in our societies and the role it can play in its future developments. A perspective whose topicality has suddenly and dramatically been highlighted by the Covid-19 pandemic. From migrations to climate change, from the heritagization of the urban to digitality as a vector of communication and transmission of cultural heritage, and from the use of heritage as a therapy for improving psychological resilience and well-being to the interconnections between heritage, citizenship, policy, participation, politics and economy, the conference’s program explores the multiple ontologies through which cultural heritage redraws the future of Europe and the world.

The conference will take place during 2 days, on the 15th and 16th October 2020. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the consequent funding and travel restrictions, it has been decided to hold the conference as a fully online Zoom webinar, freely accessible within the limits of available accounts.

Registration link for the participants: https://gu-se.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_iRpC0-jkQyW2voeOKKAonA

Provisional conference program


International Conference Solidarity in culture: Heritage protection under conditions of crisis, 18-20th March Zagreb (Croatia)

In response to the current global threats to world heritage that call for urgency in developing comprehensive heritage protection strategies, the National and University Library in Zagreb is organising the international conference Solidarity in culture: Heritage protection under conditions of crisis, in Zagreb, from 18 to 20 March 2021.

The conference is taking place at the National and University Library in Zagreb. The organizers have recognized the synergetic benefits of the solidarity networks of cultural institutions, yielding the most effective and immediate results in prevention, response and recovery efforts in culture, adding towards the existing general emergency services support.

The aims of the conference are to facilitate understanding and dialogue about new approaches to integrated conservation and risk management based on solidarity and cooperation between diverse partners that provide potential for resilience-building to disasters. The Language of the conference is English.

Further information

 


Curso UIMP: Patrimonio cultural digital: Retos y Oportunidades en Galicia, 16-17 septiembre (online)

En octubre de 2003 la Organización de las Naciones Unidas para la Educación, la Ciencia y la Cultura (UNESCO) proclamó en la “Carta para la preservación del Patrimonio Digital”:

“El patrimonio digital consiste en recursos únicos que son fruto del saber o la expresión de los seres humanos. Comprende recursos de carácter cultural, educativo, científico o administrativo e información técnica, jurídica, médica y de otras clases, que se generan directamente en formato digital o se convierten a éste a partir de material analógico ya existente. Los productos “de origen digital” no existen en otro formato que el electrónico.”

El objetivo principal del curso seminario “Patrimonio Cultural Digital: Retos y Oportunidades” es presentar una visión general e integrada del PCD en la actualidad, así como las principales tendencias de futuro. El medio para ello es la presentación en tres grandes bloques temáticos de los casos concretos, muchos de ellos actualmente en curso, de distintas organizaciones públicas y privada líderes en sus respectivos ámbitos. Tanto a nivel europeo, como nacional y gallego.

Curso ONLINE a través del Campus Virtual de la UIMP.

Más información e inscripciones

 


Webinar «The Emerging New Paradigm in Conservation Education and the Power of Place: is there replacement for site experience?», 11st September 14:00 (London time)

ICOMOS CIF-ICOMOS Turkey organizes the webinar «The Emerging New Paradigm in Conservation and Education and the Power of Place: is there replacement for site experience?»

Possibilities for a future education system in conservation, collaboration of institutes at international level and new expansions for cultural heritage perception. Managing remote working practice is a challenge facing us all and even without the COVID-19 crisis, we need to look at the benefits and options of digital learning. As we know, being in a historic building or at a significant site is a fundamentally different experience from seeing pictures on a screen, what can we do about it?
Moderator: Nurdan Kuban, Kocaeli University (ICOMOS-Turkey/ICOMOS-CIF)

Speakers:
Paul McMahon, ICOMOS-Ireland and COTAC Trustee (ICOMOS-CIF/IRELAND)
Maurice Murphy , CIPA (maurice.murphy@tudublin.ie )
Grainne Shaffrey, President ICOMOS Ireland (gshaffrey@shaffrey.ie )
Amnon Bar Or, architect expert in the preservation and restoration of historic buildings and heritage sites (ICOMOS-CIF/ISRAEL)

Register here


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