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Preliminary Diagnostic Survey of Deteriorated Paint Layers at the Maritime Station of Rocha Do Conde De Óbidos, Lisbon: A Multianalytical Research

1 September 2023

The article presents a preliminary diagnostic survey conducted on deteriorated paint layers of controversial mural paintings at the Maritime Station of Rocha do Conde de Óbidos in Lisbon. The research, focusing on decay phenomena and painting materials used by Almada Negreiros, aimed to identify and map the main deterioration features and underlying decay mechanisms. Laboratory analyses, including XRF and optical microscopy, were employed to investigate the composition of the paint layers and the presence of various pigments. The study revealed that the yellows, browns, blacks, and light greens were the

An Insight into the Green Deteriorated Paint Layers at the Maritime Station of Alcântara (Lisbon): an Archeometric Study

1 September 2023

The article provides an in-depth analysis of the deteriorated green paint layers at the Maritime Station, focusing on the artwork by Almada Negreiros in Lisbon. The study reveals a complex composition of natural and synthetic pigments, including Fe-based pigments, calcium carbonates, and carbon black. Clinochlore, a mineral uncommonly reported for green pigments, was also identified. Various analytical techniques such as optical microscopy, micro-Raman spectroscopy, and micro-XRD were used to investigate the paint layers. The research uncovered the presence of synthetic organic pigments, particularly Pigment Green 8, in several samples. Additionally,

Estudo de Públicos: O consumo cultural e artístico na região de Lisboa

1 September 2023

The document is a study conducted by Return on Ideas over the course of 10 months, in collaboration with Fundação Centro Cultural de Belém, and focuses on cultural and artistic consumption in the Lisbon region. It delves into the dynamics of consumer behaviour when attending events such as cinema and museum visits. The study highlights that consumers are motivated by intellectual, emotional, and social experiences during cultural engagements. It emphasises the competition cultural activities face from other leisure pursuits like socialising, sports, and outdoor activities, shedding light on the complexities

The ESACH Quarterly No. 3

1 September 2023

The Europa Nostra project “European Cultural Heritage Agora: Empowering Europe’s Civil Society Movement for Heritage” (2022-2024), co-funded by Creative Europe, undertook a pivotal initiative through an online consultation aimed at harnessing the insights and perspectives of youth in shaping the future of cultural heritage in Europe. This consultation marked the inaugural step in engaging youth actively in discussions surrounding cultural heritage preservation. Complementing the online responses, in-depth interviews were conducted to delve deeper into the nuanced contributions of youth. The extensive consultation process culminated in the collection, analysis, and curation

Youth for the future of cultural heritage in Europe

1 September 2023

This paper from the European Students Association for Cultural heritage highlights the priorities of youth for cultural heritage, as a contribution to the public discussion on the future of cultural heritage in Europe. Written by a team of volunteers from over 15 countries, this paper attests to the drive, commitment and skills of young people across Europe, acting as a snapshot of the current views. At the same time, it is an invitation for the cultural heritage field to act on youth priorities and fully integrate young people on all

Παρατηρώ και προστατεύω τον τόπο μου: Ευαισθητοποίηση για το φυσικό περιβάλλον και την πολιτιστική κληρονομιά. Οδηγός εκπαιδευτικών και εκπαιδευτικές δραστηριότητες

7 August 2023

This publication provides teacher training on the concepts and content of cultural heritage, it proposes activities for educating and raising awareness among pupils of various ages, and culminates in organizing a competition for pupils to showcase and present their cultural heritage. Through an integrated approach, the guidelines aims to educate both students and teachers about tangible and intangible cultural heritage, with a specific focus on observing and identifying individual elements and motivating them to take action for its protection. In the chapters of the guide, an attempt is made to

Conservator-Restorer | Current Status of the Profession in Portugal

1 August 2023

This paper delves into the current state of the Conservator-Restorer profession in Portugal, focusing on the role of the Portuguese Conservator-Restorers Professional Association (ARP). It discusses the legal frameworks governing conservation-restoration interventions in the country and highlights the lack of clear regulations for professionals in this field. On the 2022 E.C.C.O. – European Confederation of Conservator-Restorers’ Organizations – General Assembly and President’s Meeting at Athens, Greece, the cradle of democracy and oratory, the representatives of the European associations of Conservators-Restorers gathered, on the prospect of showing an overview of the

Culture-based prescribing to improve mental health: a scoping review protocol

1 August 2023

This review aims to assess the existing knowledge on culture-based prescribing, where clinical professionals recommend arts and cultural activities to enhance mental health and well-being. Despite its potential as a community support method, the practice’s diverse definitions, theoretical underpinnings, and activities challenge its advancement and application. The review will include studies on adults with mental health symptoms engaging in such prescriptions, without date or language limits for the initial search. A dual-reviewer approach will be used for screening and data extraction, focusing on languages the team understands. Analysis will be

The StoryMapper: Piloting a Traveling Placemaking Interface for Inclusion and Emplacement

24 July 2023

In response to traditional urban planning’s top-down approach, placemaking actively involves local communities in shaping their environments. Yet, this practice faces political hurdles regarding inclusion and emplacement, focusing on participation dynamics, linguistic facilitation, and engagement with places. The article discusses the StoryMapper, a participatory tool introduced in a pilot study for a church reconversion project, which employs a “chain of engagement” to foster community-generated “morphings” on a digital map. Preliminary results highlight the significance of facilitator roles and multimodality in enhancing inclusivity, suggesting a broader evaluation of participation that considers

Kulturräume schaffen, die eine nachhaltige Zukunft inspirieren: Freiburg im Rampenlicht

18 July 2023

Discover how Freiburg, Germany is pioneering the integration of cultural heritage and sustainability in urban development. This insightful piece highlights the pivotal role of culture in advancing sustainable efforts at the local level. It emphasizes the importance of cultural spaces in fostering circularity, enhancing public participation, redefining sustainable tourism, and promoting community resilience to climate change. The article showcases the Kulturlabor project, which aims to adopt sustainable practices for cultural policy, production, and promotion in Freiburg. It outlines the three-stage process of Discussion Rooms, Experiments, and a Culture Code, demonstrating

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Preliminary Diagnostic Survey of Deteriorated Paint Layers at the Maritime Station of Rocha Do Conde De Óbidos, Lisbon: A Multianalytical Research

An Insight into the Green Deteriorated Paint Layers at the Maritime Station of Alcântara (Lisbon): an Archeometric Study

Estudo de Públicos: O consumo cultural e artístico na região de Lisboa

The ESACH Quarterly No. 3

Youth for the future of cultural heritage in Europe

Conservator-Restorer | Current Status of the Profession in Portugal

Culture-based prescribing to improve mental health: a scoping review protocol

Kulturräume schaffen, die eine nachhaltige Zukunft inspirieren: Freiburg im Rampenlicht

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