HERITAGE-PRO training camp: application now open

Application period open now: interdisciplinary training camp in Germany for young cultural heritage managers, craftspeople and other young professionals of the cultural heritage sector.  Date: April 19-20, 2021 Application period open until December 31, 2020 Location: Region of the UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley Teaching project: A crane…

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“Cooperation at eye level makes the difference” – conservator Ursula Fuhrer on interdisciplinary project management

HERITAGE-PRO: Cultural heritage conservation requires a great many different disciplines to work together. In your long years of practice, have you actually observed changes in the management of the associated processes or are they still strongly hierarchically organized implementations? Ursula Fuhrer: Both, that always depends on the people involved and…

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HERITAGE-PRO at the European Commission Cultural Heritage Forum

Three experts of HERITAGE-PRO were nominated members of the European Commission Cultural Heritage Forum: GiannaLia Cogliandro (ENCATC), Johanna Leissner (Kultur und Arbeit e.V.) and Jermina Stanojev (from partner RESTRADE though acting in this Forum in personal capacity).

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Practising interdisciplinary cooperation: Heritage-Pro partners meet in Varberg / Sweden

Preparations are in full swing: On September 30 and October 1 the third meeting of the project partners of the Erasmus+ project Heritage-Pro will take place. Following an invitation of our Swedish partners Christer Gustafsson and Jermina Stanojev (RESTRADE) the project team will be welcomed in Varberg/Province Halland in Sweden.…

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The stroke of luck for HERITAGE-PRO: the restoration of the “Night Watch”

An absolute stroke of luck for HERITAGE-PRO is the recently started restoration of Rembrandt’s “Night Watch” at the Amsterdam Rijksmuseum: The restoration of this icon of European art history will take place for 12 months in public and accompanied by social media. 20 natural scientists, conservators, restorers, and photographers of…

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