Archive for juuni, 2024

Heritage Dialogues of Coastal North 28.07.-4.08. 2024

All events are recorded, you van see the films here https://heritagedialogues.com/past_events

Heritage Dialogues together with cooperaation partner ICOMOS Estoniaa warmly welcomes everybody to the Heritage Dialogues Festival week 28.07 – 4.08.2024 in coastal villages around Bodø, the cultural capital of Europe 2024. Heritage Dialogues is a series of international and interdisciplinary creative workshops dedicated to the resilience and beauty of the heritage of coastal landscapes and villages in Norway, Estonia, and North Europe. The programme includes subprogrammes on architecture and heritage conservation, music and arts, and local livelihoods and traditions. 

Arnstein Brekke, leader of the Heritage Dialogues project and conservation officer in Bodø municipality, emphasizes the significance of coastal heritage: “The festival aims to highlight the resilience and fragility of coastal cultures and ecosystems in a changing world, fostering connections between places and people from across Europe. The festival is set in the unique heritage landscapes of Misværmarka, Ljønes village, Givær, and Fleinvær islands. In collaboration with local communities, participants will explore the coastal village’s heritage —its nature and culture, past and present, histories and people, buildings and lifestyles, handicrafts and arts, voices and music.”

Ave Paulus, international coordinator of Heritage Dialogues and heritage expert from the Estonian coast: „Among the 50 active participants of the festival are besides Norwegians heritage experts and architects from Estonia and Nordic countries, musicians and artists from up to Faroe islands. All share a deep appreciation for coastal culture and a love for the sea.“

Open festival days consist of several seminars, exhibitions, roundtables, walks, and concerts. „Pitesamiske stemmer“ on 28.07 resonates with Pite Sami heritage – stories, buildings, music, language, places and people. 31.07 festival in Ljønes is dedicated to coastal landscapes, fjords, buildings, and climate change. Heritage Dialogues open festival day on Givær on 2.08 and deals with coastal livelihoods, histories, heritage and communities. 3.08 roundtable and concerts in Fleinvær island conclude the festival week. 

The open festival days are free of charge and open to all, both in-person and online. Due to the small size of the venues, prior registration is required. The events will be live-streamed on the festival homepage and Facebook. For more information and registration, visit https://heritagedialogues.com/

Heritage Dialogues is a collaborative project involving several organizations and institutions from Norway, Estonia, and other Nordic countries. It has received financial support from Nordic Culture Point, the Municipality of Bodø, the Sami Parliament, the Directorate for Cultural Heritage, the Estonian Ministry of Culture, the Eesti Kulturkapital, ICOMOS Estonia, and others.

Contact: info@heritagedialogues.com
Arnstein Brekke, phone: 90976119
Ave Paulus: 003725239404

ICOMOS Estonia conference “European Heritage Homes in Green Transition” 

28-29 October 2024, Tallinn, Estonia,  zoom and FB livestream. Conference language is in English, with simultaneous translation into Estonian.

NB! All the times are in Tallinn/Helsinki time zone, (GMT +3). Conference starts on Monday at 10 AM, which means 9 AM CET, for example

Organisers: ICOMOS Estonia in cooperation with ICOMOS European National committees, Ministry of Culture and Ministry of Climate, National Heritage Board, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonian Academy of Arts,  Estonian Museum of Architecture and Estonian Open Air Museum 

Conference is part of the  LIFE heritageHOME  project co-funded by the European Union. More about the aims of the project https://www.kul.ee/en/heritagehome

Aims of the conference: 1) to highlight current trends and strategies for cultural heritage in green transition in Europe and in Esronia ; 2) to exchange experiences from ongoing research and development programmes on energy renovation and heritage; 3) to share challenges and success stories of improving energy efficiency via concrete examples of historic homes.

Locations:  Estonian Museum of Architecture and Estonian Open Air Museum, Tallinn. FB livestream, zoom

FB https://fb.me/e/4S0hy49Mq

More information https://estonia.icomos.org/