Cornelius Holtorf gave a presentation about the work of the UNESCO Chair for 15 students and their teachers visiting from the University of Stockholm as part of their education in museums and cultural heritage (12 October 2018).<\/p>\n
Cornelius Holtorf presented a 6 min Pecha Kucha presentation on innovative cultural heritage that never happened to inspire a public audience of ca 70 at Kalmar Castle in the spirit of Leonard de Vinci, and again for an audience of ca 60 cultural heritage planners and civil servants associated with the “Unique Kalmar and \u00d6land” project at Kalmar County Museum (18 October and 11 December 2018)<\/p>\n
Cornelius Holtorf organised and chaired a discussion on creative tourism featuring David Ross at the conference of the ICOMOS International Scientific Committee on the Interpretation and Presentation of Cultural Heritage Sites on\u00a0Critical Issues in Heritage Interpretation and Sustainable Tourism<\/em> held at\u00a0Florence, Italy, 23-25 October 2018 (23 October 2018)<\/p>\n Claudio Pescatore organised a planning meeting in Stockholm, in which even Cornelius Holtorf and Anders H\u00f6gberg took part, for a conference on “INFORMATION AND MEMORY FOR FUTURE DECISION MAKING\u00a0Radioactive waste and beyond<\/em>” to be\u00a0held in Stockholm in May 2019 (25 October 2018).<\/p>\n Cornelius Holtorf taught “The heritage of the future” for a\u00a0group of 10 students taking the introductory course of our undergraduate degree programme in Cultural heritage in present and future societies<\/em> on (26 October 2018).<\/p>\n Cornelius Holtorf chaired a panel debate on Critical Heritages of Europe at the conference\u00a0Who is Europe?<\/em> of the CoHERE project in Warsaw, Poland (23 November 2018).<\/p>\n Cornelius Holtorf attended a meeting of the Swedish UNESCO Chairs at the Swedish UNESCO Commission in Stockholm (29 November 2018).<\/p>\n Cornelius Holtorf and Ulrika S\u00f6derstr\u00f6m welcomed Nupur Prothi Khanna for a seminar at Linnaeus University on\u00a0\u201c<\/span>Weaving the historic narrative in contemporary development\u201d and a study visit to the World Heritage site of Southern \u00d6land \u00a0(3-4 December 2018).<\/span><\/p>\n Cornelius Holtorf presented a lecture entitled “Framtidens natur- och kulturarv” (The natural and cultural heritage of the future) for V\u00e4starvet’s annual staff day, addressing ca 150 employees in G\u00f6teborg (6 December 2018).<\/p>\n Cornelius Holtorf held a seminar on “B\u00f6r vi t\u00e4nka nytt kring kulturarv i samh\u00e4llet och dess roll i integration” at a national conference for civil servants entitled Migration and Establishment<\/em>, in V\u00e4xj\u00f6 (10 December 2018)<\/p>\n Cornelius Holtorf visited Manchester Museum which had recently opened its Heritage Futures exhibition and spoke about the exhibition, the work of the UNESCO Chair, and possible future collaborations with Henry McGhie (Head of Collections at Manchester Museum), Dr James Hopkins (University Historian and Heritage Manager, University of Manchester), Dr Kostas Arvanitis (Centre for Museology, University of Manchester) \u00a0and Professor Peter Knight (School of Arts, Languages and Cultures,\u00a0University of Manchester). Hopkins is involved in the management of the Jodrell Bank Observatory at the University of Manchester which was nominated in 2018\u00a0as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Knight is involved in the management of Manchester as a City of Literature in the global UNESCO Creative Cities network (19 December 2018).<\/p>\n Cornelius Holtorf advised a group of 3rd year students at Linnaeus University taking a degree in Visual Communication +Change for their design project on nuclear waste, which formed part of\u00a0the art exhibition “Traces” at Teaterh\u00f6rnet +Change Project Space in Kalmar (open 20 December until 5 Jan 19).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Cornelius Holtorf gave a presentation about the work of the UNESCO Chair for 15 students and their teachers visiting from the University of Stockholm as part of their education in museums and cultural heritage (12 October 2018). Cornelius Holtorf presented a 6 min Pecha Kucha presentation on innovative cultural heritage that never happened to inspire […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":414,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[1],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-254","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-blogg"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\r\n