Isabel Martínez Ponz

Art and sustainability are complementary. Simple rules should be followed to help the planet and ... your finance ;) #art #sustainability

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Cinescience: Nona Pani (Barren Waters) 📽   📅 Thursday 16th of May, 19:30   📍 Visum Mundi, Wageningen    Organised by Simone Ritzer to connect science and society.  Are you curious how the former Aula transformed into a cinema? On 16 May, Catharien Terwisscha van Scheltinga hosts the first CineScience evening in the beautiful new Visum Mundi. With the Bengali movie Nona Pani you will be immersed in the (extra)ordinary lives of people affected by climate change.     With CineScience movie talks, researchers give you a sneak peek into their work in a unique and accessible way by linking their work creatively to a personally selected movie.   Nona Pani is a story of people who have no story worth telling - at least not on their own. They are affected by the effects of climate change, such as cyclone Aila. The trauma of internal migration, dislocation and change of occupation, expose the importance of self-identity. The film tells the story of some rural but universal characters.   Affected by climate change, three intriguing characters in Bangladesh lose command of their own destiny. Can science help them? Catharien Terwisscha conducts research off the beaten tracks, co-creates with the local environment and indirectly influences policy with her work. How does she see the role of a researcher, what challenges does she encounter, and what impact can you have as a researcher in this way?  The introduction will be in English. The movie is spoken in Bengali with English subtitles.    For more information and to get tickets, go here: https://lnkd.in/e8-t6BtV   Trailer: https://lnkd.in/e2wp8FfP  

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If you're around Madrid today, join us as we celebrate the closing of year zero for Organismo | Art in Applied Critical Ecologies at Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza! This program is the result of a collaborative process involving interdisciplinary research, playful theorization, speculation, and creative experimentation. In our case study, "Immersive Narratives," we delved into the ecology of exhibition narratives and the conservation practices behind art collections. A surprising disconnect emerged from our research. Despite the astonishing amount of resources and energy poured into storing artworks (sometimes exceeding the amount required to run a hospital!), most pieces remain silent and practically invisible, having only microorganisms, insects, and fungi as their regular audience. Whether impractical for transport or exhibition, unpopular, or simply unlucky, these artworks spend a lifetime in storage, awaiting their chance to be exhibited, loaned, or resold. However, their true potential lies in sparking dialogue – waiting to be brought to life through discussion, questioning, interpretation, and engagement with the contemporary intellectual and political sphere. Organismo | Art in Applied Critical Ecologies is an independent study program, an initiative by TBA21–Academy and Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza. + info: https://lnkd.in/duZyR-7G

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Every April 18th we celebrate the International Day for Monuments and Sites, established by ICOMOS in 1982. This day reminds us of the importance of #culturalheritage around us and to advocate for its protection and conservation. 🌍 Thessaloniki, an open-air Byzantine Museum, is a city rich with historical monuments and landmarks, an all-time inspiration for culture workers. Today we face a climate emergency, a growing number of natural disasters as well as conflicts destroying cultural sites and displacing communities on a massive scale. This year's theme "Disaster and Conflict Resilient Heritage - Preparedness, Response, and Recovery" highlights the urgent need to safeguard cultural heritage. At Politistica, we're committed to this cause, undertaking different actions from inventorying and assessing vulnerabilities to building capacities and fostering collaboration. 💡 🏛 We want to mark this day, dedicated to #preservingheritage and ensuring its resilience for the future. #18April #ICOMOS #IDMS2024 #icomosIDMS2024 #πολιτιστικήκληρονομιά #συντήρησηαρχαιοτήτων

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A stunning Uruguay copper Proof Pattern Doblon! A scarce copper Pattern which was created in preparation for the issue of the Doblon (10 Peso), a denomination which was never produced for circulation. This Pattern is considered one of the rarities of the Uruguayan series and examples also exist in gold and bronze. Coming up in our July Auction 116! #numismatics #coins #patterncoins #southamericancoins #coincollection #coincollector #coppercoins #rarecoins #auction #baldwins #numismatic

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⛏The SASA Archaeological Terms and Translations, an ongoing open-access project by our Access Team, has recently been updated. Translations of terms relating to archaeology and material culture are now available in: Hindi Arabic Japanese Spanish Modern Greek German French Italian ▶️Click here to access the FREE vocabulary lists: https://lnkd.in/gF9bar-w #SASA #AncientStudies #Archaeology #Translate #Language #MaterialCulture #OpenAccess #Educational #EducationMatters #ClassicalStudies #Leadership #Knowledge #Learning #Historic #KnowledgeIsPower #Teaching #Archeology #CareerDevelopment #Resources #Archaeologist #History #FYP #ModernGreek #Hindu #ClassicalStudies #French #German #Spanish #Study #Database

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📑 A new report by the #ICOM Working Group on Collections in Storage dives deep into the hidden world of #museum storage! Over 1,000 #museums from nearly 100 countries have shared their experiences in this report. 📚🖼️🌍 To find the report in French and English 👇

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Top AR Applications for Museums Augmented reality has many applications, particularly in today’s museums. Almost all new museums and many older museums are transitioning to what we refer to as Museum 2.0. This is probably a new term for many, but it represents the next generation of museums which incorporate many of the latest digital technologies to develop and commission interactive and immersive exhibits, experiences and deliver unique value propositions within the physical realm of a museum. These innovative concepts, approaches and strategies are designed to drive greater visitor arrivals, participation and enable complete engagement across the entire visitor spectrum. The goal of Museum 2.0 is to deliver enriching and unforgettable experiences and educational value for all museum patrons. One of the top AR applications is to make static exhibits in museums deliver an interactive experience. Most museums have valuable artifacts displayed with glass or more secure enclosures. This mostly 2D view steals away the opportunity to learn more about the value and significance of the artifact. Imagine if the artifact comes alive, digitally albeit to talk about itself in an augmented reality museum experience. Or have its creator appear beside the artifact to explain its features, provenance and its arrival in the museum? This is made possible by an expertly designed AR application that can be loaded onto your smartphone or tablet. Museums could also provide such devices on loan with the application preloaded in it. It would also come with a headphone that would enable you to receive and enjoy audio inputs, prompts and content. To learn more, see the link in the first comment. #VR #augmentedrealitymarketing #virtualrealityservices #augmentedrealitydesign #augmentedrealitycompany #augmentedrealityservices #augmentedrealitytechnologies #augmentedrealitydevelopment #augmentedrealitycompanies #augmentedrealityindustry #virtualrealityworld #virtualrealityindustry #VirtualReality #VirtualReality #virtualrealitycompany #augmentedrealityservices

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Your approach to cataloguing must be carefully considered at policy level taking into account your museum’s mission, the type of collection, and the needs of different users. 🔗 https://buff.ly/3SHILoW #PrimaryProcedures #MuseumDocumentation #Museums

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Unlock the World of Art: Essential Tips for New Collectors ✴ Engaging with the Art Community Building strong relationships with artists and galleries is crucial for enriching your art-collecting experience. Regular attendance at art events and active participation in online forums can foster these connections. Moreover, frequent visits to galleries help you stay updated on new artists and works. ✴Insights from the Pinault Collection The Pinault Collection, with over 3000 pieces from the 20th and 21st centuries, exemplifies the benefits of strong relationships between collectors and artists. Displayed across venues in Venice and Paris, this collection showcases how sustained support for artists can lead to a prestigious and influential collection. Notably, the collection's strategy includes loaning works to international exhibitions, which further demonstrates the power of networking within the art community. ✴Personal Connections and Professional Boundaries When building relationships with artists, it is essential to maintain a balance between personal connection and professional boundaries. Engaging honestly and personally with artists can lead to a deeper understanding of their work and motivations. However, collectors should respect that purchasing art does not entail automatic personal access to the artist. Transparency, empathy, and respect for the artist’s independence marked healthy interactions. ✴Supporting and Mentoring Artists Collectors have various opportunities to support and mentor artists. This can range from providing resources and hosting residencies to increasing their visibility through social media and personal networks. Simple acts, like sending photos of the artwork in its new environment, can be meaningful gestures that strengthen relationships. ✴Guidelines for Artists Artists, on their part, can maintain relationships by communicating enthusiastically about their work and engaging collectors with updates through newsletters or social media. Artists must treat collectors well, ensuring regular communication without being overbearing. Additionally, artists should be clear about their goals, distinguishing between patrons and collectors to cultivate relationships that align with their artistic journey. By understanding these dynamics, collectors and artists can build mutually beneficial relationships that enhance personal collections and contribute to the broader art community.

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I had the honour and opportunity to share about my experience as a masters student at the University of Glasgow! The focus of the interview was on the unique international quality of my program, and I would also love to highlight some of the topics covered during my studies and practicums: accessibility and representation, curriculum development, the history of museums, cultural policy and politics, social memory and contested heritage, intangible and tangible heritage, entrepreneurship in the arts, and curation and conservation through an educational lens.

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Find the new article on our webpage🙌. ~”Importance of Dance Archiving: From Preservation to Resurgence” by Ezequiel Santos, Forum Dança Forum Dança (Portugal)~ 📣The PREMIERE project emphasizes the importance of archiving in the performing arts, particularly in theater and dance. The project not only seeks to conserve works but also to enhance the archival potential of contemporary creations, making them more accessible and dynamic. By integrating innovative tools, the project aspires to create engaging interfaces that attract students, researchers, artists, and the general public. ☕️In a round table, «Archiving for the Future,» held during the PREMIERE Open Days in Amsterdam, discussions highlighted the vital role of archives in society. Participants agreed that archives should be more visible and accessible, supporting a participatory and democratic cultural landscape. The concept of archival circularity emerged, where static records can inspire new creations or revive past performances. This dynamic approach to archiving, supported by AI and digital technologies, fosters a deeper connection with the audience. 🙌 PREMIERE’s efforts also include integrating archival topics into educational curricula and organizing workshops to further explore and innovate in dance archiving. One of the examples: the presentation dedicated to archive activation by choregrapher João Fiadeiro. Photo by Vitorino Coragem. https://lnkd.in/dsHf7yaC #performingarts #premiereEU #archives #AI #XR #culturalheritage European Research Executive Agency (REA)

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What is Art and what is it for? In this article, Fundación MAPFRE tells you what art is and what it is for, and we dive into the definition of art, its role, and its indispensable importance in modern society. Explore these concepts with Fundación MAPFRE, where we are committed to promoting culture and knowledge. 👨‍🎨 https://lnkd.in/eRKBSfXM.

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