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Am 23. September 2016 stellt der Rundlingsverein in Dubrovnik, Kroatien, die Rundlinge im Wendland vor. (Siehe auch Pressespiegel)

 

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15th Edition

Dubrovnik, Croatia, 22 - 24 September 2016

in partnership with EUROPA NOSTRA

with support of Creative Europe programme

& Endowment Fund of ICOM

with


September 23rd, Theatre Marin Držić


Europen Museum Forum / Council of Europe Museum Prize 2015

MuCEM: Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations

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Suspended between sky and water, floating at the entrance to the Vieux Port in Marseille, the Mucem is building new bridges. In its very location the museum is a major project for the Mediterranean, reshaping its future and forming a meeting point for its two shores. This is the first time that a museum has been devoted to the cultures of the Mediterranean: the Mucem is unique in that it retraces, analyses and sheds light on, in a single dynamic and a single place, the ancient foundations of this fertile cradle of civilization, as well as the tensions that have been a feature right up to the present day.

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With Literature degree and master in political sciences, Mikael Mohamed was head of cultural programming and communication at the French institute in Riga, Latvia from 2004 to 2007 where he took part in the institute lauching and French cultural season (150 events). Fundraiser for several philanthropic entities in Paris in social & medical field, he has been director of a French institute in Tetouan, Morroco 2008-2012. Since 2013 he is today head of international relations at Mucem in Marseille.

Presentation is taking place on September 23rd, 9.30 - 9:55

 
 

EU Prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Award 2014 winner

Nuragic Sculptures of Monte Prama

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In the 1970s, 5178 stone fragments dating back to the 11th to the 8th century BC were excavated by the Archaeological Superintendence of Cagliari (Sardinia) in Monte Prama, Cabras, Oristano. They represent 25 warriors two meters in height and 13 models of nuraghe: a testimony of the culture of the prehistoric population of Sardinia. Between 2007 and 2011 the Centro di Conservazione Archeologica of Rome, implemented a multidisciplinary project with the objective of putting the sculptures on display in a museum. In 2015, new excavations unearthed 2200 fragments and a new phase of the project started.

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Roberto Nardi received a degree in archaeology from the University of Rome and in conservation at the Istituto Centrale per il Restauro in Rome. In 1982 he founded the Centro di Conservazione Archeologica where he has directed more than 50 projects and training courses in 14 countries, including work at the Arch of Septimus Severus in the Roman Forum, the town of Zeugma in Turkey and the mosaic of the Transfiguration in the Monastery of Saint Catherine in Sinai. In 2015 he received the Europa Nostra Award 2015, Jury and Public Choice, for the conservation of the prehistoric sculptures of Mont’e Prama. He is the President of the ICCM Foundation.

Presentation is taking place on September 23rd, 9:55 - 10.20

 

Telegraph Family Friendly Museum Award 2015

Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery

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Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery Trust is one of the most prestigious regional museums in North West England. The museum is situated in Carlisle, Cumbria on the borders of the Lake District National Park and along Hadrian’s Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The collection is made up of over 400,000 objects of regional and national significance covering fine and decorative art, natural sciences, social history and archaeology. The museum has an award-winning engagement programme that focusses on children, young people and community groups.

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Anna Smalley graduated from the University of Manchester in 2008 with a first class Bachelor of Arts degree and a Masters in History. After an internship at the Wordsworth Trust in Grasmere, she became Learning Assistant at Tullie House Museum in Carlisle. Four and a half years later she is now Head of Learning at the Museum. Anna is co-chair of the Women Leaders in Heritage Network North West, and an alumni of the Extend leadership programme, run by Engage – the national association for gallery education.

Presentation is taking place on September 23rd, 10.20 - 10.45 

 

National Medal for Museum and Library Service 2015

Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture

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The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture is the world’s leading archive on the global black experience.  Founded in 1926, the Schomburg is dedicated to the collection, preservation, and interpretation of black life, history, and culture.  With over 10,000,000 items in its collection, the Schomburg provides cultural enrichment through research, public exhibitions, and public programs.  The Schomburg is an intellectual and creative institution that illustrates the invaluable and irreplaceable evidence of black people’s contributions and achievements across the diaspora and in the United States.  In 2015, Schomburg Center won the prestigious National Medal for its contributions to the society. 

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Alvin Louis Starks serves as the Director of Strategic Initiatives at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in New York at The New York Public Library where he creates and directs opportunities for philanthropic engagement with foundations, individuals, corporations, government and major events.  He oversees the Schomburg Center’s Communications and Public Program Departments that are dedicated towards promoting the work and vision of the institution with the public and patrons.  His work fosters partnerships with external organizations and develops internal collaborations with various departments.

Presentation is taking place on September 23rd, 10.45- 11.10

 

Norwegian Museum Of The Year 2015

Centre for Norwegian Language and Literature

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The Centre for Norwegian Language and Literature (Nynorsk kultursentrum) is a foundation established in 1993, dedicated to preserving and promoting intangible cultural heritage, written culture, the Norwegian language (Nynorsk) and all Norwegian dialects. Our 18 employees run two museums, two festivals, one on-line encyclopedia and eight websites. The Ivar Aasen Centre is the oldest language museum in the world and deals with Norwegian Nynorsk language and literature. The Olav H. Hauge Centre is concerned with poetry of all kinds across the borders of languages. In July 2016, we established an international network of language museums during the ICOM General Conference in Milan

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Ottar Grepstad has been General Director at the Centre for Norwegian Language and Literature since 1999. He has published 30 books about language, literature, history and intangible cultural heritage, among them Historia om Ivar Aasen (The story of Ivar Aasen) and Sprĺksansen (The sense of language), both in 2013. In 2015, he published Sprĺkfakta 2015 (Language facts 2015), a digital story about language in Norway and the world in 867 tables. Extracts in English will be published in 2016.

Presentation is taking place on September 23rd, 11.40 - 12.05



 

Mayor Award, Construction Category, the Kyoto Landscape Award 2015

Kyoto National Museum

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The Kyoto National Museum is located in Japan’s ancient capital, rich in history and culture. The museum’s original main building, now called the Meiji Kotokan, was opened in 1897 and remains a significant example of Japanese Western-style architecture. Complementing it is the award-winning contemporary Heisei Chishinkan Wing, designed by Taniguchi Yoshio and opened in 2014. These spacious galleries house frequently changing exhibitions featuring the museum’s outstanding collection of paintings, sculpture, ceramics, calligraphy, textiles, lacquers, metalwork and archaeological relics, including many National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties.

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Dr. Sasaki Jōhei is Director General of the Kyoto National Museum and President of the National Institutes for Cultural Heritage. Previously, he served as Professor of Kyoto University, Director of the Kyoto University Libraries, and Director of the Kyoto University Archives. His research speciality is Japanese early modern painting. For his two-volume publication Maruyama Ōkyo kenkyū (A Study of Maruyama Ōkyo, 1996, co-authored with Sasaki Masako), he was awarded the 1997 Kokka Prize, the 1999 Japan Academy Prize, and the 2000 Humboldt Prize. In 2013 he was recognized as a Person of Cultural Merit by the City of Kyoto.

Presentation is taking place on September 23rd12.05 - 12.30

 

Museums + Heritage / Innovation Award 2015

Battle of Bannockburn by National Trust for Scotland, Historic Scotland & Bright White Ltd

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The Battle of Bannockburn Visitor Centre represents a unique approach to battlefield interpretation. The proposition to visitors is to fight their own battle of Bannockburn, which they do via a 30-player battle simulator. This puts serious gaming at the centre of a world-class interpretation centre for the first time. No physical objects have survived from the battle, and as such the basis of the interpretation is the written historical record. The designers created a variety of innovative digital interactive presentations to tell the story.

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Chris Walker is a founding director of Bright White Ltd. Chris has a passion for driving innovation in learning and museum interpretation. He has been lead designer on many international projects, and helped win awards for both innovation and recognition of excellence in heritage interpretation. Chris is also a founding director of Virtual Case Systems Ltd, and a founding member of the Guild of Media Arts in his home city of York, UK. The Guild is the first new guild in the city for 700 years.

Presentation is taking place on September 23rd, 12.30 - 12.55

 
 

European Museum Academy / DASA Award 2015

Museum of Arts in Iron in the Maremma

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The MAGMA tells the technological, artistic and human story of the ironworks of Follonica in their heyday, at the peak of their production. For much of the nineteenth century, the building housing the museum contained a blast furnace for the smelting and casting of iron, known as Saint Ferdinand’s Furnace. The permanent exhibition brings the old foundry back to life with interactive and multimedia displays arranged in three sections, one on each floor: Art, History, Production. The MAGMA is a museum where lights and sound projections entertain people of all ages.

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Initially graduating with a degree Architecture in Florence, Barbara Catalani obtained a Masters degree with the Scuola Normale of Pisa on Cultural Heritage Management and the History of Art in Siena. She has worked with leading figures in the worlds of art, architecture and urbanism, and has curated exhibitions of contemporary art in New York, Florence, Siena. In 2007 she was Project manager in the construction of the Iron Museum of Follonica, known as MAGMA today, a project that won the DASA World of Work Award 2015. Today she is alderman for culture and education in her city.

Presentation is taking place on September 23rd, 15.00 - 15.25

 

Chinese Museums Association Most Innovative Museums Award 2015

Fujian Museum

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Fujian museum is one of the two laureates of the Chinese Museum Association’s Award for the most innovative museums 2015. As the only award-winning state-owned museum, it is dedicated to forming a cohesive and creative system for exhibition design and implementation, service brand-building, academic research, and administrative management in a museum with the relevant national and community improvements which help the quality of life. All of these consequent, innovative promotions and highlights have obtained an extensive reputation and praise from the public as well as professionals.

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Professor Wu Zhiyue, besides his post as the museum director, is the Deputy Director of Fujian Provincial Bureau of Cultural Heritage and a National Advanced Cultural Intellectual Prize winner. He is a skilled exhibition designer and producer, has distinctive ideas in administrative management and museum social service promotion, and believes in the concept of innovative museum brand-building. In 2015, Fujian Museum, led by Prof. Wu, was the only state-owned museum to win the Chinese Museum Association Award for the most innovative museum 2015.

Presentation is taking place on September 23rd, 16.15 - 16.40

 

MAGNA Awards / National Winner 2015

Mosman Art Gallery: Bungaree’s Farm

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Bungaree’s Farm was developed as a site specific exhibition exploring the historical impact of colonialism and framing a contemporary indigenous response. Curated by Djon Mundine, the exhibition of 20 video works by a collective of 15 Australian Aboriginal artists has been described as ’poignant, humorous and cuts to the bone’. This exhibition was commissioned to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the establishment of Bungaree’s Farm, and won the 2015 Museums Australia National Award (the highest arts industry award that can be given in Australia). 

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John Cheeseman is the Director of Mosman Art Gallery and President of the Regional and Public Galleries of New South Wales (RPGNSW). He was previously the Director of Blacktown Arts Centre (Sydney, Australia) and in previous positions has been a cultural planner, cultural development officer, curator and practicing artist. John maintains a strong interest in supporting interpretive projects, cross-artform practices, social engagement and new technologies and is currently pursuing a range of projects focussed on East Asia and international exchange.

Presentation is taking place on September 23rd, 15.50 - 16.15

 

EU Prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Award 2015 Grand Prix laureate

Rundling Association

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The Rundling Association was awarded for the 46 years of commitment and strategic vision given by its unpaid volunteers, seeking to protect the last remaining Rundling villages of Central Europe. Three generations of volunteers have worked tirelessly to research and publish articles on these medieval villages, to sensitize the public and politicians to their vulnerability, and to bring the past alive through its open air museum. The Rundlingsverein believes that it is possible to protect the villages and their 19th century hallhouses by encouraging alternative ecological and small scale uses.

adrianThe committee member Adrian Greenwood lives in retirement with his partner in a Lower German hallhouse in one of the very last remaining 96 Rundling villages in Europe. All 96 are situated in Wendland, a deeply rural part of northern Germany near the river Elbe. His wish is for these unique villages to attain World Heritage status. He is a British citizen who moved to Germany 18 years ago after a career in social work in the UK, the USA and Ethiopia. He has three children and six grandchildren, all living in the UK.

Presentation is taking place on September 23rd, 16.15 - 16.40 

 

EU Prize for Cultural Heritage / Europa Nostra Award 2015

Salt Valley of Ańana

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Valle Salado de Ańana is a landscape located in Salinas de Ańana (Álava - BasqueCountry), 30 km from Vitoria-Gasteiz, which man has taken advantage of for thousands of years to obtain a product that is essential to life - salt. Valle Salado de Ańana is a unique landscape that consists of thousands of platforms or salt pans, springs, channels, wells and storage facilities. The Ańana salt works is one of the oldest salt production facilities in the world. "White gold" has been produced here uninterruptedly for 6.500 years.

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Andoni Erkiaga Agirre, Director of the Salt Valley Foundation, has a Masters degree in Agricultural Engineering, Project Management and Business Administration. He has over 30 years of experience in agriculture, rural development, environmental management, integrated water cycle management and waste management related matters. Andoni has held various technical positions in the Basque Public Administration (Basque Government, Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa and various Public Companies), as well as positions of political representation, such as the Deputy for Environment in Álava, the President of Álava Water Agency, and a Counsellor to various Public Companies.

Presentation is taking place on September 23rd, 17.10 - 17.35

 

UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Award of Excellence 2015

Conservation of Sree Vadakkunnathan Temple

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Sree Vadakkunnathan Temple is a centuries old sacred temple and is also known for being the venue of the famous Pooram festival. It was restored through an effort spanning more than 10 years, involving multiple agencies and more than 300 craftsmen. The project brings to light the spiritual essence of the architecture of Kerala; where the temple is often considered as a living entity. In the restoration process, the same methods and techniques used for the original construction were used and many ancient rituals connected with temple work were followed.

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Vinod Kumar is an architect and has worked for more than 10 years as the Project co-ordinator for the Sree Vadakkunnathan Temple Conservation Project. He runs an independent architectural studio, dd Architects, in Thrissur, Kerala, which focuses primarily on urban revitalization projects, the documentation of vernacular architecture and new designs inspired by the traditions of the area.

Presentation is taking place on September 23rd, 17.35 - 18.00

 
 

BankGiro Loterij Museumprijs 2015 

Fries Museum

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The Fries Museum connects Friesland, a remarkable province of the Netherlands, and the Frisian people to the world. Originally founded in 1881, since 2013 it has been located in a new building in Leeuwarden, the Cultural Capital of Europe for 2018. Its activities search for what defines the typical Frisian character and Friesland’s place in a global perspective. Treasures from ancient mounds; the medieval freedom fighter Grutte Pier’s sword; valuable clothing and silverware; the legacy of Mata Hari, executed as a spy at the end of the First World War; inspiring landscape paintings; contemporary arts: together they tell the story of Friesland.

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Kris Callens has been director of the Fries Museum since August 2015. Trained as an art historian, he started his career making international exhibitions in Belgium. From 2006 to 2009 he was curator of exhibitions at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. Between 2009 and 2015 he was responsible for the collections and the exhibitions of the Zuiderzee Museum, a maritime open air museum incorporating the coast of Friesland. At the Fries Museum, he continues his focus on connecting people and collections, material and intangible heritage, past and future.

Presentation is taking place on September 23rd, 18.00 - 18.25 

 

More information on the entire programme in the online publication

.. with description of the remaining 28 featured projects coming up in following Newsletters