Australia
ICOMOS E-Mail News No. 373
For mail order transactions: Australia ICOMOS now accepts Visa
and MasterCard
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An information service provided by the Australia ICOMOS
Secretariat
Friday 13 February 2009
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1) Australia ICOMOS Sympathy for Bushfire and Flood Victims
2) UNITAR Hiroshima –
Management and Conservation of World Heritage Sites Workshop 2009 –
“Conservation for Peace – World Heritage Impact Assessment”
3) Invitation to dinner and
drinks from Executive Committee
4) Mining Heritage and
Tourism: A Global Synthesis – call for contributions
5) Australia ICOMOS –
Canberra Talk Series
6) AHA 2009 Conference,
Constructing the Past conference – call for papers
7) Blue Shield Australia
advice concerning help for collections damaged by fire or flood
8) Heritage Canada
Foundation – Communiqué: Heritage Canada Foundation Sees Positives in Federal
Budget
9) Free Books in Exchange
for Book Reviews
10) APT 2009 Conference – call
for papers
11) 5th Annual Ename International
Colloquium – program now available online
12) News from ICOMOS
International
13) Government’s economic
stimulus package and cultural heritage
Situations Vacant/Sought...
14) Manager, Metropolitan
Heritage Programs, Aboriginal Affairs Victoria
15) Cultural Heritage
internship/role sought
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1) Australia ICOMOS
Sympathy for Bushfire and Flood Victims
Australia ICOMOS wishes to convey
heartfelt concern for individuals, organisations and communities impacted by
Victoria’s devastating bushfires. Australia ICOMOS also offers our sympathy to
those affected by the flooding in the north. We are aware that many people in
the cultural heritage community may wish to offer support and assistance in
both in the bushfire areas and the flooded areas. Australia ICOMOS
welcomes your suggestions as to what we can contribute as a group
professionally and personally. After the immediate crisis, Australia
ICOMOS members may wish to donate funds or offer pro bono expertise. Please
contact Helen Lardner or Robyn Riddett with suggestions and offers of
assistance as soon as possible on h.lardner@hlcd.com.au.
We anticipate establishing an action plan early next week and responding
quickly to the crisis.
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2) UNITAR Hiroshima –
Management and Conservation of World Heritage Sites Workshop 2009 –
“Conservation for Peace – World Heritage Impact Assessment”
Hiroshima, Japan, 19-24 April 2009
Applications are now open for this
workshop with a deadline of 2 March 2009.
Details can be found at http://www.unitar.org/hiroshima/unitar-activities/world-heritage-sites/2009
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3) Invitation to dinner
and drinks from Executive Committee
The Executive Committee is meeting
in Sydney on the weekend of 21-22 February 2009, and would like to invite NSW
members to join them at drinks and/or dinner on the Saturday evening.
Drinks are proposed at the Hero of Waterloo Hotel (Corner of Lower Fort and
Windmill Streets) from 4.45pm, with dinner at the Imperial Peking Harbourside
at 6pm (15 Circular Quay West, Campbell's Storehouse, The Rocks). If you
are interested, please contact Anita Krivickas (anita_krivickas@hotmail.com) by
Tuesday 17 February so as to be included on the reservation.
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4) Mining Heritage and
Tourism: A Global Synthesis – call for contributions
Lee Jolliffe and Professor Michael
V Conlin are co-editing the above titled book for Routledge, with an
outstanding list of contributors.
They are seeking one or two
additional contributions reflecting appropriate topics from less developed
regions or countries, and in particular, Asia, Africa and South America.
If you would like to participate in
this publication, please send an abstract to Michael V Conlin at mconlin@okanagan.bc.ca with a copy to
Lee Jolliffe at ljolliff@unbsi.ca.
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5) Australia ICOMOS –
Canberra Talk Series
IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION REPORT – IS
THERE RAMPANT MARKET FAILURE IN HERITAGE?
Paul Rappoport
Rappoport Heritage Consultants (NSW)
Since the publication of the
Australian Government Productivity Commission Report in 2006 [Conservation of
Australia's Historic Heritage Places], widespread market failure in the
heritage sector in all states and territories of Australia has been
identified. Key to the problem is; how to get the community involved; how
to fund and incentivise heritage; how to put forward a set of comprehensive and
cogent planning policies to address the problem of maintaining, managing and
conserving privately owned heritage which accounts for more than 80% of the
national heritage stock. This topic links up to the culmination of a
recently completed Masters dissertation at Sydney University [Masters in Urban
& Regional Planning] by the author into heritage planning issues and
conundrums highlighted but not resolved by the Productivity Commission. The
paper will address the topic of “increased community participation – how to get
owners of heritage to love the asset they’ve got”. The delivery will be
cast from a planning and policy perspective.
Paul Rappoport is a qualified
architect and a member of Australia ICOMOS and runs a heritage consultancy firm
in Sydney NSW.
Members and the public are
welcome. Refreshments will be available.
This is part of a series of talks
organised in Canberra by Australia ICOMOS.
Time & Date: 5.00-6.30 pm, Thursday 26 February 2009 – the talk
will actually start at 5.30.
Venue: Barton Room (NOTE ROOM CHANGE – usually Menzies
Room), National Archives of Australia, East Block, Queen Victoria Terrace,
Parkes (enter from Kings Avenue side).
RSVP: To Duncan Marshall at marsd@ozemail.com.au
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6)
AHA 2009 Conference, Constructing the Past conference – call for papers
The Australian Historical Association's national conference
will be held at the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, 30 June - 3 July 2009. Conference
themes include: how museums, other institutions and communities construct and
present history; the sites at which history is created and presented; and
tangible and intangible heritage.
Proposals for individual papers, panels and workshops are
welcome. The due date for proposals is 6 March 2009. The last date for early
bird registration is 30 April 2009.
The conference email is: aha2009@usc.edu.au
and further information is available at the website: http://www.usc.edu.au/University/MediaPublications/Events/EventsHidden/ConstructingThePast.htm
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7)
Blue Shield Australia advice concerning help for collections damaged by fire or
flood
Dear Blue Shield Australia colleagues:
The AICCM has today released helpful advice for people who
are trying to save items and collections that have been damaged by fire or
flood.
With the AICCM’s permission, we have republished their
message (with minor modifications) as follows:
• as
the Tenth Announcement on the Blue Shield Australia website http://www.collectionscouncil.com.au/Default.aspx?tabid=685
• on
the Home Page of the Collections Council of Australia website http://www.collectionscouncil.com.au
Please contact me should you want me to add further
information.
Sincerely,
Margaret Birtley
CEO
Collections Council of Australia Ltd
PO Box 263
Rundle Mall SA 5000
AUSTRALIA
Tel: + 61 (0)8 8207 7272
Fax: + 61 (0)8 8207 7207
Mobile: + 61 (0)418 814 957
Email: ceo@collectionscouncil.com.au
Website: www.collectionscouncil.com.au
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8) Heritage Canada
Foundation – Communiqué: Heritage Canada Foundation Sees Positives in Federal
Budget
Ottawa, ON January 28, 2009 –The Heritage Canada Foundation
(HCF) expressed measured satisfaction that the federal Budget tabled yesterday
by the Minister of Finance includes some recognition of the need to invest in
historic buildings.
The budget contained $75 million for the long-dormant
National Historic Sites Cost-Sharing Program which will make bricks-and-mortar
matching funds available for a few of Canada’s approximately 900 National
Historic Sites (NHS). There is also $323 million over two years for the
restoration of federally-owned buildings and $2 million to plan the future of
Quebec City’s historic drill hall, the Manège Militaire, a NHS damaged by fire
last year.
“These amounts will help keep traditional skills alive and
prolong the life of a handful of iconic places which shape our identity, create
jobs, and attract tourist dollars,” said HCF executive director Natalie Bull
from Parliament Hill yesterday. “But HCF is disappointed that a broad federal
incentive for the rehabilitation of historic properties is absent from this
budget.”
In the United States, a strong preservation industry exists
because 30 years ago, the U.S. established a 20 percent federal tax credit for
rehabilitation of heritage buildings and a 10 percent tax credit for the
rehabilitation of non-heritage, non-residential buildings built before 1936.
The program has leveraged over $36 billion in private investment in historic
buildings with a 5 to 1 ratio of private investment to federal tax credits. An
average of 45 new jobs are created by each project.
The budget does contain a number of measures which while not
specifically targeting heritage buildings, can be used to encourage much needed
investment in them:
• $60
million over two years for cultural infrastructure which will benefit local
theatres, libraries, and small museums, many of which are housed in historic
buildings.
• A
temporary Home Renovation Tax Credit to a maximum of $1,350 for repair and
renovation of residences. These new credits can be stacked with grants of up to
$5,000 from the existing ecoENERGY Retrofit grant program, beefed up with an
additional $300 million over two years.
• $2
billion in low-cost loans from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation for
neighbourhood regeneration projects that communities can tap into.
To review the entire Budget 2009, please click here http://www.budget.gc.ca/2009/pdf/budget-planbugetaire-eng.pdf
The Heritage Canada Foundation is a national,
membership-based, non-governmental organization created in 1973 as Canada’s
National Trust.
For further information, contact:
Carolyn Quinn, Director, Communications
Telephone: (613) 237-1066 ext. 4; Cell: (613) 797-7206
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9) Free Books in Exchange
for Book Reviews
We are looking for people to review books for Historic
Environment, the Australia ICOMOS Journal.
The following books have just been received for review:
• Ron
Ringer, The Brickmasters, 1788-2008, Austral Bricks, 2008
• Denis
Byrne, Surface Collection: Archaeological Travels in Southeast Asia,
Altamira Press 2007
• William
Logan and Keir Reeves (eds), Places of Pain and Shame: Dealing with
'Difficult Heritage', Routledge, 2009
• Laurajane
Smith and Natsuko Akagawa (eds), Intangible Heritage, Routledge, 2009
The review copy will be yours to keep, but you must be able
to commit to submitting your draft review (approx 700-800 words) by 17 April
2009 at the latest.
We are also interested in receiving conference reviews and
unsolicited book reviews on an ongoing basis.
Please contact the Reviews Editor, Caitlin Allen if you would
like to review any of the books listed above, are interested to submit a review
of a book you already have, or are able to offer a conference
review.
Caitlin can be contacted via email:
caitlin.allen@bigpond.com.au.
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10) APT 2009 Conference –
call for papers
APT LA 2009
November 2-6, 2009
Millennium Biltmore
Hotel Los Angeles
Preservation in the
City Without Limits
The Association for Preservation Technology International is
accepting abstracts for its 2009 Conference in Los Angeles, California, USA.
The deadline for submissions is Noon (US Central Time), 9 March 2009.
The Call for Papers and the electronic Abstract Submission
Form are available on line at www.apti.org.
The 2009 Conference theme is "Preservation in the City
Without Limits." Abstracts are being solicited for paper presentations and
panel discussions on the sub-themes of:
• Material
Matters: Preservation of Historic Building Materials
•
Preserving Modernism and Post War Heritage
• The
Public Domain: Infrastructure of Urban and Suburban Landscapes
• LA
Unconfidential: Lessons Learned in Preserving the World City
Paper and panel presenters will be expected to register for
the conference, but at a discounted registration rate.
For information, contact Dana Saal, conference manager, at dana@apti.org or 217.528.2460 (direct) or
217.529.9039 (office).
Conference Agenda
An agenda is on line at www.apti.org.
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11) 5th Annual Ename
International Colloquium – program now available online
The programme for the 5th Annual Ename International
Colloquium is now online at http://www.enamecenter.org/en/colloquium/programme.
CLIMATES OF
HERITAGE CONSERVATION:
Responding to the
Challenge of Global Climate Change through
Public Engagement
and Social Innovation
Ghent and Ostend
(Belgium)
18 to 20 March 2009
Early registration is open until March 1.
For more information please visit http://www.enamecenter.org/en/colloquium/info
or contact colloquium@enamecenter.org.
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12) News from ICOMOS
International
On 20 November 2008, at its annual general assembly, ICOMOS Iran
elected a new Executive Board which is composed as follows:
1.
Mr. Mehdi HODJAT (President)
2.
Mr. Naser NOROUZADE-CHEGINI (Vice President)
3.
Mr. Ali-Akbar SAEEDI (Treasurer)
4.
Mr. Chahryar ADLE (International Representative)
5.
Mr. Arash BOOSTANI (Secretary General)
6.
Mr. Mehdi MOJABI (Executive board member)
7.
Mrs. Hayedeh LALEH (Executive board member)
8.
Mr. Mohammad-Reza HAERI (Executive board member)
9.
Mr. Mohammad-Rahim SARRAF (Executive board member)
10. Mr. Hossein
RAYATI-MOGHDDAM (Executive board member)
11. Mrs. Hamideh
CHOUBAK (Executive board member)
12. Mr. Ahmad
MONTAZER (Executive board member)
Neil SILBERMAN
ICOMOS-ICIP
c/o School of Social
Sciences, Humanities and Arts
University of California, Merced
5200 North Lake Road
Merced, CA 95343
USA
Tel: +1 203 779 5028
Fax: +1 203 208 1050
Email: nasilber@anthro.umass.edu
Email
secretariat : icomos-icip@mailman.ucmerced.edu
A video on “The Spirit of the
Ursulines’ Convent” that was produced by the participants in the ICOMOS 2008
International Forum of Young Researchers and Professionals in Cultural
Heritage, which took place at the Ursulines Convent in Quebec from 27-28
September 2008 before the ICOMOS General Assembly, is now available on YouTube
at the following address:
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=zV7q3VNTZlM
UNESCO has
commissioned Richard Poláček, together with Judith Staines, to make a short
research project in January/February 2009. This study will provide an overview
of the main international legal instruments plus examples of bilateral and
multilateral cooperation agreements from around the world with an impact on the
mobility of artists, artworks, cultural goods and services. It will also
examine obstacles to mobility, present examples of good practice and propose
strategies and actions for policy- and decision-makers.
The study was
commissioned in the framework of additional assistance to the Intergovernmental
Committee for the Protection and Promotion of Cultural Diversity, and as part
of the follow up of the Recommendation concerning the Status of the
Artist (UNESCO, 1980). The final
report is intended as an advocacy document examining wider impacts of policy
and legislation on the international circulation of artists and their works.
ICOMOS members
are invited to make a contribution to the study in their own individual
professional capacity (i.e. not an official ICOMOS response) via the online
questionnaire at: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=eIOg0ndK9JrttBI_2fyk6VEQ_3d_3d
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=q7VZIw9CN8HP9RN3MyqbEw_3d_3d
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=lqCoWPXHahtQzXtbLrXz7g_3d_3d
Deadline for
written questionnaire: 23 February 2009
The Heritage Canada
Foundation is accepting nominations to Canada’s Top Ten Endangered Places List.
The list is released annually to bring national attention to sites at risk due
to neglect, lack of funding, inappropriate development and weak legislation. It
has become a powerful tool in the fight to make landmarks, not landfill.
HCF uses three primary
criteria to determine the 10 final sites for inclusion on the list:
·
Significance of the site
·
Urgency of the threat
·
Community support for its preservation
If you know a site that
should be included on our list, tell us about it today.
Click here for the 2009 Top Ten Endangered Places List Form.
Nominations should be
received by Friday, March 20, 2009. The 2009 list will be announced in
April.
Email: heritagecanada@heritagecanada.org
Tel: +1 613 237-1066.
http://www.heritagecanada.org/
24-25
March 2009, Leuven (Belgium)
The Raymond Lemaire
International Centre for Conservation (RLICC) at the Katholieke Universiteit
Leuven is pleased to announce the inauguration of the UNESCO Chair on Preventive
Conservation, Maintenance and Monitoring of Monuments and Sites on 24-25 March
2009 in Leuven.
A detailed description of the
event as well as the tentative program is available online:
http://sprecomah.eu/rlicc//index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=90&Itemid=1
http://sprecomah.eu/rlicc//index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=91&Itemid=73
or download the registration
form in PDF format and fax it to the RLICC:
http://sprecomah.eu/rlicc/images/inaguration/regform.pdf
Registration is free but is
required (except for the official dinner, 55€)
Poster Submission: 16
February 2009
Announcement of Final
selection of poster submission: 27 February 2009
Submission of the Final
Posters: 16 March 2009
Hannelore De Keyser
Administrative Coordinator
Raymond Lemaire International
Centre for Conservation
KULeuven - Kasteelpark Arenberg 1 - B 3001 Heverlee
Tel: +32 (0)16 32 17 48 Fax: +32 (0)16 32 19 83
Mail: Hannelore.DeKeyser@asro.Kuleuven.be
21-25
September 2009, Sibiu (Romania)
Due to the fact that there
were a lot of requests to extend the abstracts' deadline it was decided to call
on them and the new abstract deadline is now February 13, 2009. Please note
that this is the final date and no abstracts recieved after this date will be
taken into consideration.
LACONA 8 will take place in
Sibiu, Romania, 21-25 September 2009, in the Thalia Theater - Hall of
Philarmonic Orchestra from Sibiu, organized by the National Institute of Research
and Development for Optoelectronics from Romania.
Satellite events will be
organized during the entire conference duration. The oral and poster
contribution sessions will be associated with workshops, equipment and specific
consumables exhibitions, restoration projects gallery. The local organizing
committee is looking forward to your suggestions.
Dr Roxana Radvan
LACONA VIII Chair
National Institute of
Research and Development for Optoelectronics – INOE
409 Atomistilor Str.
Magurele – Ilfov
ROMANIA 077125
P.O.Box MG 5
Tel: +4031 4056398
Fax +4031 4574522
E-mail: lacona8@inoe.inoe.ro
17
- 21 August 2009, Tamil Nadu, Tiruchirappalli (India)
The 3rd International
Conference will be organized jointly by Bharathidasan University,
Tiruchirappalli, the University of California, Merced and Berkeley, the
University of Siena (Italy) and the REACH Foundation, Chennai.
The conference will discuss a
wide range of perspectives, approaches and issues on the use of remote sensing
and digital technologies in documenting, analyzing and interpreting
archaeological and anthropological contexts. Innovative contributions, case
studies, research projects and posters are invited under the following themes
and related topics:
· Aerial
archaeology: satellite, aerial photography and airborne scanning
· 3D remote
sensing: technologies and archaeological interpretation
·
Close-range aerial photography: mast, balloon, kite, blimp, UAV, helikite…
·
Ground-based sensing archaeology
· Integrated
remote sensing technologies for the interpretation of landscape ecosystems:
confronting scales of detail.
· Issue of
archaeological interpretation of remote sensing data
· Cyber
archaeology and 3D landscapes visualization through the time
· Issues of
quality framework in archaeological remote sensing: defining high standards
· Experience
of archaeological remote sensing from commercial sector
· Digital Cultural
Atlases (projects and prototypes) and cultural atlas components (gazetteers,
time-periods, biography and social networks, thesauri, technical
infrastructure, content sources and display models)
· National
and Trans-National Historical GIS
·
Conservation Issues: methods, environmental issues, causes/remedies, legal
status, traditional and international norms, integration
·
Cultural and natural sites resource management
·
Sustainability, utility and management of Heritage sites
Deadline for Abstract
submission (max 500 words): 28 February 2009
Send abstracts by E-Mail to: cliuzza@ucmerced.edu
Notification of acceptance:
15 April 2009
Deadline for Full Papers
(Camera ready) 1 June 2009
http://www.spacetimeplace2009.org
http://www.spacetimeplace2009.org/?q=contacts
21-24
October 2009, Hamilton, Ontario (Canada)
"Industrial
Strength" will be national conference that brings together conservation
specialists, industrial heritage site operators, planners, historians and all
those actively involved in preserving Canada's industrial past. The
three-day event will provide a forum to exchange ideas, share experiences and
explore directions for the future of industrial heritage conservation in
Canada. There will also be time to visit some nearby sites that have made this
area an industrial heartland since the early 19th century.
Log on to www.industrialstrengthconference.ca for more information. If you think you might be
interested in attending the conference please respond to this note. We
will then add your name to our email list and you will receive updates on the
conference organization.
The conference is sponsored by Parks Canada in support of the 63 industrial
sites that have been designated as National Historic Sites and by the City of
Hamilton in celebration of the 150th anniversary of municipal drinking water in
Hamilton. The conference is also supported by the newly-formed Industrial
Heritage Working group that is jointly affiliated with ICOMOS Canada and
TICCIH.
http://www.industrialstrengthconference.ca/call_for_papers.pdf
Deadline for Submisson of
Abstracts: 9 April 2009
Email: industrial.strength@hamilton.ca
http://www.industrialstrengthconference.ca/
Cagliari
(Italy), 13-16 March 2009
The First Mediterranean
Conference on Earth Architecture results from a preliminary study completed by
ICCROM, CRATerre and GCI for the purpose of sustaining the conservation and the
“mise en valeur” of the Mediterranean earthen architectural heritage. The
conference marks the beginning of a Mediterranean cooperation on the topics
related to earthen architecture. The event represents a unique opportunity for
exchange and discussion of the achievements acquired on the specific theme as a
direct result of the constant and significant work carried out systematically
by the countries facing the Mediterranean Basin.
Mediterra 2009 aims
principally to assess the state of research related to earth architecture in the
Mediterranean region, to study recent developments in the fields of heritage
conservation and architectural design as they relate to earthen architecture,
and to create more active networks among professionals in the region whose work
relates to earthen architecture
-
Earth-building cultures and traditional architecture
-
Archaeology, history, and anthropology
-
Conservation of cultural heritage
- Research
about architecture, town planning and cultural landscape
- Academic
teaching and professional training
Download the draft program
(PDF Format): http://people.unica.it/mediterra/files/2009/01/mediterra-draft-program_-15jan08.pdf
Download Registration Form
(Microsoft Word Format): http://people.unica.it/mediterra/files/2009/01/registration-coupon.doc
Mediterra 2009
Facoltà di Architettura -
DiARCH
Piazza d’Armi 16
09123 Cagliari
Italy
Tel : +39 070 6755807
Fax : +39 070 6755816
E-mail: mediterra@unica.it
Website: http://people.unica.it/mediterra/
26,
27 et 28 mars 2009, Nancy (France). Organisé par l’association Verre &
Histoire
musée des Beaux-Arts
; Hôtel du département de Meurthe-et-Moselle
Le programme des
communications et le bulletin d'inscription sont consultables à l’adresse
suivante :
http://verrehistoire.typepad.com/actu/2009/01/les-innovations-verrieres-et-leur-devenir-.html
Michel Philippe
3 rue Jean Dunand
75013 Paris
Email : philippejmpr@tele2.fr
Sophie Lagabrielle
Tel: +33 1 53 73 78
08
In 2006 Docomomo Registers
launched the MoMo Registers online as a shared and dynamic project of Docomomo
International.
Please note that since
January 2009 the new url of the MoMo Registers is http://www.docomomo-registers.org
The MoMo Registers website is
a work in progress established by Docomomo chapters under the umbrella of the
International Specialist Committee on Registers (ISC/R). Each year, chapters
are invited to submit a new series of fiches.
Since 2003 the selection has
been related to a specific theme; the related fiches can be downloaded in pdf
from the website. The Docomomo Register archive, all in hard copy format, can
be consulted at the Netherlands Architectuur Instituut (NAi), Rotterdam.
Docomomo
International
Cité de
l’Architecture et du Patrimoine
Palais de Chaillot
1, place du Trocadéro
F-75016 Paris
Tel +33 (0)1 58 51 52
65
email docomomo@citechaillot.fr
Website: http://www.docomomo.com
Actes
du colloque organisé par l’INP les 28 et 29 juin 2007, en partenariat avec le
C2RMF, le LRMH et le CRCC
L’Institut national
du patrimoine vient de publier, en coédition avec Somogy Editions d’Art, Les
grands chantiers de restauration en Europe.
Le colloque, organisé
en juin 2007, proposait une réflexion sur les chantiers de grande envergure qui
ont permis la restauration de monuments, de sites archéologiques ou
industriels, de fresques, de grands décors ou de grandes collections, dans
différents pays européens.
Cet ouvrage permet
ainsi de redécouvrir des oeuvres et des monuments exceptionnels du patrimoine
européen, auxquels la restauration a permis de donner une seconde vie :
l’église gothique Notre-Dame du Sablon à Bruxelles, la reconstruction de
Dresde, la place Stanislas à Nancy, les salles d’apparat des Habsbourg dans le
palais de l’Albertina à Vienne, les bains ottomans d’Omeriye à Nicosie, les
peintures murales dans l’église supérieure de la basilique Saint- François à
Assise…
La mise en lumière de
ces importants travaux de restauration doit réaffirmer la nécessité d’une
véritable politique de sauvegarde et de valorisation d’un patrimoine commun
INP
Tél. : 01 44 41 16 41
2, rue Vivienne
75002 Paris
www.inp.fr
En librairie :
ISBN
978-2-7572-0241-8
182 pages
35 euros
INP
Publications :
Manuela Bazzali
Tél. : 01 44 41 16 04
manuela.bazzali@inp.fr
Presse :
Emilie Maume
Tél. : 01 44 41 16 11
emilie.maume@inp.fr
The subject of the IFLA News
#80 is “Partners, Events & Activities”. It features an article by ICOMOS
President Gustavo Araoz. It can be downloaded in PDF format at the
following address:
http://www.iflaonline.org/uploads/File/IFLA%20News_80_JAN2009(1).pdf
The theme for the IFLA News
#79 was “Climate Change” – On page 11 you can find an article by Maria
Isabel Kanan and Pamela Jerome from the ICOMOS International
Scientific Committee on Earthen Architectural Heritage titled “Earthen
architectural cultural landscapes and global climate change”. The issue can be
downloaded in English language at:
http://www.iflaonline.org/uploads/File/IFLA%20News%2079%20FINAL.pdf
Spanish version:
http://www.iflaonline.org/uploads/File/IFLA%20News%2079_SP.pdf
The last IFLA News Briefs are
downloadable at:
http://www.iflaonline.org/publications.php
Christine Bavassa, Executive
Secretary
International Federation of
Landscape Architects (IFLA)
European Foundation for Landscape Architecture (EFLA)
The European Region of IFLA
Rue des Palais, 44 B 21
B-1030 Brussels
Tel.: +32 2 211 33 79
Fax: +32 2 218 89 73
E-mail: admin@iflaonline.org
ICOMOS
International Council on Monuments and
Sites/
Conseil International des Monuments et des
Sites
International Secretariat / Secrétariat International
49-51 rue de la Fédération
75015 Paris – France
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13) Government’s economic
stimulus package and cultural heritage
The heritage community is watching the discussions around the
Governments economic stimulus package with interest. The Australian
Greens have advised that they have agreed to amendments which will (amongst
other things) provide: $60 million for job-creating projects for Australia's
natural and built heritage – for example, historic buildings and national
parks.
Further information is available in their full media release
at http://greens.org.au/media/mediareleases.
This would represent a welcome and much needed investment in Australia’s
cultural heritage places.
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14) Manager, Metropolitan
Heritage Programs, Aboriginal Affairs Victoria
Manager, Metropolitan Heritage Programs
•
$71,671 - $86,716 plus 9% super
• Full
time / Fixed term: 12 months
Aboriginal Affairs Victoria (AAV) provides leadership and guides
action across government to enable Indigenous communities to drive policy
development and service delivery, strengthened by additional resources and
capacity.
Do you have a sound knowledge of Aboriginal cultural heritage
management issues relevant to South-eastern Australia? Do you have sound
analytical problem solving and people management skills? If so, this may be the
job for you…
As Manager, Metropolitan Heritage Programs you will be
responsible for the implementation of government policy and programs relating
to the management of Aboriginal cultural heritage at the regional and local
level within the Metropolitan Region. You will lead and manage a regional
team in a partnership approach with the local Aboriginal communities to develop
and implement programs and plans for the management of identified culturally
significant places within the Metropolitan Region.
To apply and access position descriptions and selection
criteria visit www.careers.vic.gov.au
and refer to reference number DPCD/PACA/1517.
Closing date for applications is Tuesday 24 February 2009.
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15) Cultural Heritage
internship/role sought
Individual with a Masters Degree in International Studies, a
postgraduate Diploma in Modern Architecture and Heritage and a Bachelor Degree
in History of Art, in addition to experience in the cultural field at the
Canadian Embassy in Paris and in architectural heritage in Montreal seeks
further experience in the cultural heritage field.
For more information please contact Cindy Dube by email cindydube1@hotmail.com.
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