Thursday 19 May 6pm to 9pm
Webinar online
The place of collections within museums is more topical than ever. Their virtual access during the Covid-19 pandemic, the growing demand for its ethical and sustainable management, and the awareness of the risks they run, particularly during an armed conflict, encourage us to renew our questions.
Thus, how do institutions in France and abroad guarantee the access, the study and the transmission of the collections? How do museums respond to their responsibility and mission regarding its collection? How are professionals serving, in a sustainable perspective, the collections and the public?
The collections will be the starting point of our discussion. They allow us to remember the initial mission of museums and the responsibility of the professionals who serve the collections. We will ask ourselves what it means to ‘serve’ the collections. How can we facilitate the mobility of professionals from one institution to another, from one country to another, and what is the role of the various international professional organisations in this respect: ICOM, ECCO, …?
The discussion will present the place of curator-restorers in the service of museums as a case study in the professional ecosystem. Several cases will illustrate the talk. Lastly, it will mention the work at the European level in this profession. It is a pilot work and allows progress on the designation of skills and interactions between different professions, within the framework of the CHARTER project (European Cultural Heritage Skills Alliance).
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Practical informations
This session is organised live on a digital platform and will be held simultaneously in French, English and Spanish. This event is registered.
Meeting ID: 835 2247 9399 / Password : 583296
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Link to the session
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83522479399?pwd=eU1JYnJVSUlUeWpwQVdZWTJhYk81UT09#success |
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