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  • Indicadores de accesibilidad para la evaluación del patrimonio cultural como recurso de desarrollo en áreas rurales de Huelva

    The recent reimagining of cultural heritage as a tool for sustainable development underscores the necessity for implementing tools capable of measuring, both qualitatively and quantitatively, various aspects of heritage asset and element management within a territory. This work aims to develop a tool that, through Geographic Information Systems applications, aids in identifying cultural heritage as a developmental resource within the context of territorial balance. The primary objective is to demonstrate that enhanced accessibility, encompassing all forms outlined in the methodological design, leads to greater contributions of cultural assets to the

    Digitization and curation of the visual aspects (illustration, design) of Belgian popular literature of the 20th and 21st Century.

    The Literary Theory and Cultural Studies Research Group at KU Leuven focuses on studying 20th and 21st-century culture across literature, visual arts, digital media, and performance. It examines cultural history and current practices, including both ‘high’ and popular culture in Europe and Latin America, leveraging cultural theory and digital heritage. The Group engages in interdisciplinary projects globally and seeks a candidate with expertise in online publishing, digital curation, metadata, and data visualisation for collaboration with the Royal Library and other heritage institutions.

    WEAVE: Widen European access to cultural communities via Europeana

    The action will develop and provide a framework for linking and presenting the connections between tangible and intangible heritage of cultural communities, guarding the rich and invaluable cultural heritage (CH) which they represent and bringing them to the center of attention by making them accessible in Europeana platform.

    European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards 2022

    This annual publication includes descriptions, jury citations, and contact details on the winners of the European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards. In 2022, marking the 20th anniversary of Europe’s top awards in the heritage field, 31 outstanding best-practice examples for the safeguarding of heritage from 19 countries across Europe were awarded. At a particularly trying time for Europe and the world, two awarded projects highlighted the tremendous dedication of the Ukrainian people to preserve their tangible and intangible heritage: St. Andrew’s Church in Kyiv and World Vyshyvanka Day. Many

    Cultural policies support the ecological transition

    Explore the pivotal role of culture in driving sustainable development. This article delves into the intersection of cultural initiatives and environmental sustainability, shedding light on the imperative need for integrating cultural dimensions into overarching sustainability frameworks. By ratifying key conventions and aligning with Sustainable Development Goals, the EU underscores the significance of cultural policies in achieving a harmonious balance between heritage preservation and ecological responsibility. The text brings examples of cities like Lille, adopting sustainable practices within their cultural sectors, demonstrated by initiatives such as eco-friendly exhibitions and innovative emission-reducing

    The Matter from Which an Orange Colour Is Made: On the Arsenic Pigment Used in a Portuguese Mannerist Painting

    The article discusses the painting “The Descent from the Cross” by Pedro Nunes, created in 1620, which showcases orange-coloured fabrics with conservation challenges. Through detailed analysis using various techniques like scanning electron microscopy and X-ray spectroscopy, it was revealed that the orange colour is attributed to a complex artificial pigment made of amorphous arsenic sulphide. This discovery is significant as it represents a rare documented case of extensive use of artificial arsenic sulphides in European easel painting, particularly outside Italy. The study highlights the unique composition of the pigment, consisting

    Assessing Aesthetic and Structural Deterioration in Historic Buildings – A Contribution

    The research work presented at the REHABEND 2022 Congress delves into the assessment of patina formation, staining, and biofilm formation on historic structures, focusing on the origins of these phenomena, whether geochemical or biogenic. The study aims to raise awareness among relevant entities about the necessity of regular diagnostic and conservation-restoration campaigns for such structures to preserve their cultural and aesthetic significance for future generations. Emphasising the importance of monitoring, preventive plans, and mitigation strategies, the research advocates for the use of new consolidant solutions and natural mitigation products, such

    ILUCIDARE Policy recommendations to promote heritage as a source for innovation and international relations

    These policy recommendations make use of ILUCIDARE learnings with a view to consider the way policy should be framed to make the most of heritage to support innovation, international relations and contribute to a greener, more inclusive and sustainable future. More specifically, policy recommendations aim: • To show the need to strengthen and improve heritage policy making to further unleash the potential of cultural heritage to contribute to innovation and international relations; • To help policy makers understand the value of heritage investment; • To guide future policy action with

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