December 2022 marks the end of the second module of the International School of Cultural Heritage – ISCH, the professional training and exchange programme for professionals in the cultural heritage field.
Dopo il programma formativo online e conclusosi lo scorso maggio, a partire da ottobre 2022, i professionisti coinvolti in ISCH 2022 arrivano a Roma per iniziare un periodo di lavoro sul campo presso musei, istituti culturali, parchi archeologici e centri di ricerca d’eccellenza del Paese.
Just over the first session of the 2022 edition of the International School for Cultural Heritage, the permanent laboratory bringing together Italian and foreign professionals in the cultural heritage sector with the aim of fostering mutual learning and exchanging perspectives, innovative approaches and solutions to the daily practice of the care and management of the cultural heritage.
Just over the second week of the first session of the International School for Cultural Heritage 2022, the permanent laboratory bringing together Italian and foreign professionals in the cultural heritage sector with the aim of fostering mutual learning and exchanging perspectives, innovative approaches and solutions to the daily practice of the care and management of the cultural heritage.
Just over the first session of the 2022 edition of the International School for Cultural Heritage, the permanent laboratory bringing together Italian and foreign professionals in the cultural heritage sector with the aim of fostering mutual learning and exchanging perspectives, innovative approaches and solutions to the daily practice of the care and management of the cultural heritage.
The International School of Cultural Heritage 2022 starts with a lectio magistralis by Christian Greco on “Digital Revolution and Humanism". Twenty-eight participants from eight Mediterranean countries take part in the 2022 program, with a focus on the technologies for the study, care and enhancement of the archaeological heritage.
After four months, the works of the second edition of the International School of Cultural Heritage are coming to an end: fifty cultural heritage professionals, both Italians and foreigners, have been debating the major issues of care and management of archaeological parks and museums. A positive outcome.
The last of the twelve in-depth meetings of the International School of Cultural Heritage is dedicated to strategic planning in the experience of the National Archaeological Museum of Naples: the 2021 edition has encouraged Italian and foreign professionals to discuss the care and management of museums and archaeological parks.
Intercultural dialogue and alternative teaching approaches, initiatives aimed at the inclusion of all types of audiences in museums are topics of great interest for the participants of the online appointments of the International School of Cultural Heritage. A discussion with Museo Egizio di Torino.
A meeting dedicated to communication and engagement strategies for Mediterranean and Latin American professionals involved in the online programme designed for the International School of Cultural Heritage in 2021. Held by Valentino Nizzo, Director of the Museo Etrusco di Villa Giulia, who shared his experience of web and social communication.
