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The V&A’s Culture in Crisis Programme in partnership with the International National Trusts Organisation, are returning on Thursday 2 February with the latest online series of Culture in Crisis Conversations.
Willard Conservation Equipment Engineers of Chichester have donated a conservation suction table worth over £50,000 to The National Centre for Restoration in Kyiv, Ukraine to assist with the protection and conservation of heritage objects in the war-torn country.
This year we've recorded over 20,000 site visits, an increase of over 25% from last year, connecting users spread across 192 countries in 6 continents. We've compiled over 1000 incredible projects which bring together more than 580 organisations working to protect cultural heritage around the globe.
In October 2022, the Culture in Crisis Programme in partnership with the International National Trusts Organisation, the National Trust for Scotland and V&A Dundee convened a major international conference, in Dundee, Scotland.
ICOM has launched the Emergency Red List of Cultural Objects at Risk – Ukraine in an effort to help protect endangered cultural heritage of Ukraine for future generations in light of the recent invasion by Russian forces.
The Victoria and Albert Museum’s Culture in Crisis Programme, in partnership with the School of Museum Studies at the University of Leicester are pleased to announce an international conference scheduled for 28th February 2023, exploring the past and present risks of military conflict to heritage.
Join us online to hear from Dr Kateryna Goncharova, Ukrainian Heritage Crisis Specialist at the World Monuments Fund, about the Russian military invasion and its impact on Ukrainian Heritage today.
INTBAU seeks applications for additional members to join the board of trustees.
ICOM UK in collaboration with the Ukrainian Institute London, Ukrainian Institute in Kyiv and ICOM Ukraine presents a series of online lunchtime discussions about the destruction of global cultural heritage and how museum and heritage professionals can help.
This online event will explore the traditions of craft heritage in India, as well as the significance of contemporary production in the country today.