International Seminar: Picasso and Applied Arts
2022-11-18 18:00 (Europe/London) | Museo Picasso Málaga, San Agustin st. 8 Buenavista Palace, Malaga, 29015
International Seminar: Picasso and Applied Arts
17 and 18 November 2022 | MPM Auditorium, Malaga, Spain

If you are curious how to digitally research and virtually reconstruct Picasso’s sculptures in landscape/urban surroundings in 3D, join us during the International Seminar: Picasso and Applied Arts in Malaga.
Is the classic debate between so-called high and low culture still relevant? Under what terms are collaborations between artists and artisans for the production of serialised objects carried out? To what extent are these exclusive works of art conceived to be used?
By addressing generic issues and specific cases, the aim of this seminar is to provide a more precise understanding of Pablo Picasso’s interest in serialised works and to address problems arising from the relationship between the conventional art of the museum and the applied arts today.
Seminar organised in collaboration with the Fundación General de la Universidad de Málaga, led by Pepe Karmel, professor of Art History at New York University.

DACCHE – Digital Action on Climate Change with Heritage Environments Open Seminar October 5 th, 2023
2023-10-04 12:30 - 16:00 (Europe/London)
DACCHE – Digital Action on Climate Change with Heritage Environments
Open Seminar October 5
th, 2023
Digital action and storytelling for climate change: Engaging communities with digital
tools, educational tourism, and citizen science
Agenda (Central European Summer Time, GMT +2)
12.30-13:20 Olov Amelin, Jamtli Foundation, Sweden: “Opening address and welcome”
Kevin Denham, Jamtli Foundation, Sweden “Presentation DACCHE project.”
Keynote 1: Agiatis Benardou, Director of DARIAH-EU: “By you / for you: The
Intersection of Community Engagement, Community-Based Research, and
Digital Cultural Heritage.”
13.20-13:25 Short break
13.25-14.10 Case studies I
• Judith McCarthy, Donegal County Museum, Ireland “Experiences with
community engagement and digital tools in Donegal County”.
• Joan Condell, Ulster University, Northern Ireland: “Experiences with
traditional storytelling and modern technology in Northern Europe”.
14.10-14.25 Break
14.25-15.10 Case studies II
• Skúli Björn Gunnarsson, Gunnar Gunnarsson Institute, Iceland: ”The
hidden heritage in valleys and wilderness – challenges of climate change and
green transition for sparsely populated areas.”
• Anders Hansson, Jamtli Foundation, Sweden: “Forgotten Saami landscapes.
Reviving hidden stories and finding the best way to share them.”
15.10-15.15 Short break
15.15-15.45 Keynote 2: Luis Cataldi, Epic Games · Quixel, United States: “Exploring
interactive gaming technologies in visualizing past, present, and future heritage
environments.”
15.45-16.00 Discussion
Location: Riksarkivet, Sjögrensalen. Arkivvägen 1, Östersund. Register here, latest by 4/10DACCHE seminar 5 October 2023 – ext

Cultural Heritage in Virtual Worlds - seminar in Reykjavik, Friday 20th Oct. at 14:00 (UTC)
2023-10-20 14:00 - 17:00 UTC
Cultural Heritage in Virtual Worlds – seminar in Reykjavik, Friday 20th Oct. at 14:00 (UTC)
In the recent years there has been a rapid development in digital solutions that can be used to preserve and promote cultural heritage. Digital twins of remains and artefacts can now been created in multiple ways to visualize the heritage. The seminar will focus on how such digital heritage can be utilized for research, communication, creation and virtual tourism.Sign up and streaming link is at Eventbrite
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/733770125197?aff=oddtdtcreatorThe seminar is organised by Gunnar Gunnarsson Institute and The Centre for Digital Humanities and Arts in Iceland. It s a part of the DACCHE-project which is funded by the Interreg Northern Periphery and Arctic Programme.

Final days to register to NEMO’s European Museum Conference on climate action
2023-11-19 - 2023-12-21
Final days to register to NEMO’s European Museum Conference on climate action
The NEMO European Museum Conference 2023 “and… ACTION! Museums in the climate crisis” will take place from 19-21 November in Lahti, Finland. Register before 31 October to join 200+ museum colleagues from all over Europe and beyond to explore how museums can take action for the climate and a sustainable future. As the sector stands at the brink of change, NEMO – the Network of European Museum Organisations wants to inspire and offer guidance on how museums can be part of the solution and identify where they can contribute to climate action and sustainability. · Register before 31 October to get your ticket. · Have a look at the full programme. · Explore the 8 workshops offers. · Find practical information about travel and accommodation. NEMO’s European Museum Conference 2023 is co-organised together with the Finnish Museums Association, the Finnish Heritage Agency, the city of Lahti, the Finnish National Gallery and thanks to co-funding by the European Union.
