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HEART (Heritage Emergency and Response Training) 2019

Submitted by Kate Stonor on

HEART (Heritage Emergency and Response Training) 2019 will take place December 9-13, 2019, at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC. This year's HEART programme builds upon the DC programme launched in 2017 and further refined through state and territorial programs in Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, and Maine. HEART 2019 seeks applications from US cultural heritage professionals and first responder/emergency management professionals from all 56 states and territories and Indian Country.

9 Dec 2019 to 13 Dec 2019
Deadline: 
8 Oct 2019

The Thirteenth International Conference of Young Researchers in Heritage 2019: The concept(s) of heritage

Submitted by Kate Stonor on

In the last decade, the discipline of Critical Heritage Studies has been on the rise worldwide. In each language, however, the word “heritage” can mean something different. Beyond this, there are often significant cultural differences; that is, in each culture, country, nation, region or even village, the concept and understanding of heritage can differ. Even, if only slightly nuanced differences, their implications can be significant when it comes to how heritage is understood, performed, practiced, and managed.

13 Dec 2019 to 15 Dec 2019

Wallpaper History Society AGM and Wallpaper Research Project

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Wallpaper History Society AGM and Wallpaper Research Project – Art Worker's Guild, 6, Queen Square, Bloomsbury, WC1N 3AT

The Wallpaper History Society warmly invites non-members to our Annual General Meeting and Christmas Lecture on Friday 13th December 2019. This year Eleanor Brooke-Peat, Curator at Castle Howard, will present a talk on her successful exhibition 'Magnificence and Convenience: A History of Design and Decoration' at Castle Howard.

13 Dec 2019

Conference: Archaeology and heritage studies in, of, and after the Anthropocene

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Call for Papers
Archaeology Group (TAG) Conference, UCL Institute of Archaeology

Session 46: Archaeology and heritage studies in, of, and after the Anthropocene
Theoretical Archaeology Group (TAG) Conference, UCL Institute of Archaeology, London, 16-18 December 2019
Session organised by Rodney Harrison, UCL Institute of Archaeology/AHRC Heritage Priority Area Leadership Fellow

16 Dec 2019 to 18 Dec 2019
Deadline: 
2 Sep 2019

Christmas Conservation Matters in Wales (#CMW2019) Conference

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Call for papers and save the date: Disruptive Conservation

This year’s theme of the annual Conservation Matters in Wales (#CMW2019) conference is busting the myth that conservators keep things as they are. CMW are going to celebrate and examine how conservators can disrupt, challenge or change traditional narratives and explanations. CMW are now seeking proposals for talks on ideas, case studies and impacts of disruptive conservation.

18 Dec 2019

Washington Conservation Guild's 3-Ring Circus - Call for Presentations

Submitted by Kate Stonor on

The Washington Conservation Guild's celebrated 3-Ring Circus, in which nine talks are presented in three concurent sessions, is quickly approaching on Thursday, January 9, 2020. It will be held from 5:30-7:30pm at the S. Dillon Ripley Center of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC.

9 Jan 2020
Deadline: 
1 Dec 2019

Workshop: Practical Methods for Art Examination

Submitted by Kate Stonor on

Dr Antonino Cosentino
Cultural Heritage Science Open Source (CHSOS)
SRAL Studios

SRAL will host the CHSOS three day training workshop on ‘Practical Methods for Art Examination’. CHSOS serves an international audience of art professionals: conservators, art historians, and conservation scientists. Its technical innovations and strategies are being adopted by museums and cultural institutions worldwide. CHSOS disseminates this knowledge through the CHSOS website, publications, and training programmes.

14 Jan 2020 to 16 Jan 2020
Deadline: 
15 Dec 2019

Cultural and Natural Heritage Workshop at European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF-EBS)

Submitted by Kate Stonor on

In 2020, the ESRF will resume its user operation with a revolutionary X-ray source, the Extremely Brilliant Source (EBS). The ESRF has set up a series of workshops to explore the new scientific opportunities offered by EBS, with the User community.

In this context, we are pleased to invite you to participate in the Cultural and Natural Heritage workshop which will take place at the ESRF, Grenoble, France, on the 22-24 January 2020.
https://www.esrf.eu/heritage-workshop

22 Jan 2020 to 24 Jan 2020
Deadline: 
15 Dec 2019

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