CollAsia Course on "PACKING AND STORING OBJECTS AND COLLECTIONS.
TRADITION AND MODERNITY"
 
DATES: 11 – 25 October 2017
 
PLACE: National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage of Korea,
Daejeon, Korea 
 
APPLICATION DEADLINE: 12 June 2017
 
ORGANIZERS: ICCROM and National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage
of Korea
with the support of: CHA – Korean Cultural Heritage Administration and
Korea National University of Cultural Heritage
 
WHY: 
The CollAsia programme aims at conserving heritage collections in
Southeast Asia through conservation training and research activities, to
shape sound and sustainable conservation actions for the Asia-Pacific
Region. The course objective is to enhance the preservation of moveable
heritage, to encourage the well-informed use of materials and skills,
helping those who care for moveable collections to make effective and
wise choices in selecting materials for packing and storing objects and
collections. The course will integrate/encourage learning from both
traditional and living cultural practices and contemporary design.
 
WHAT:
The purpose of this course is to improve scientific literacy and
critical thinking skills among the diverse professionals caring for
Southeast Asian heritage collections. It will focus on the scientific
principles underlying past and present systems, materials and work
practices of manufacture, use and care of packing and storage solutions.
Participants will be encouraged to share traditional collections
conservation practices in their countries. The course will review,
discuss and compare past and living cultural practices and current
conservation principles and approaches relevant to the course theme, and
encourage further research into developing innovative solutions.
 
HOW:
The intensive training activity will consist of lectures and
interactive sessions with practical exercises. The working language will
be English.
 
WHO:
The workshop will have up to 16 participants from Asia, with at least 3
years of hands-on experience with cultural heritage in museums or other
contexts. The course team will consist of specialists from the ICCROM
network and beyond.
 
Scholarships covering round-trip travel, accommodation and meals in
Daejeon during the workshop will be available.
 
To apply, please use the course application form at
http://www.iccrom.org/wp-content/uploads/CollAsia-Daejeon-Application-Form.doc

and send it to: [email protected]

Isabelle Verger
Collections Unit 
ICCROM - Via di San Michele, 13 - 00153 Rome 
tel +39 06 58 55 34 10 - fax + 39 06 58 55 33 49 
www.iccrom.org

 
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