About The Event
Attendees will learn about the concept of the ethnographic museums and broaden their knowledge about the rich African art and cross-cultural and cross-boundary interactions and exchanges. They will have a better understanding of how museum mission and vision could be created for management and operation plans for the museum of ethnographic collection and how the museum mission can service serve the public through specialized educational activities. They will acquire the knowledge of how to assess the condition of the collection and the environment surrounding it.
When
Saturday, 27th June 2020 11 am – 5 pm
Where
Online
Event Speakers
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Event Schedule
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Opening Remarks:
- Dr. Abdelrazek Elnaggar (Coordinator of Heritage Science Program, E-JUST)
- Dr. Ghaith Fariz: Director of UNESCO Regional Bureau for Sciences in the Arab States
- Amb.Maged Mosleh
Terry Nyambe: (Excusive Committee of the International Council of Museums
ICOM Tools to Fight Illicit Trafficking of Ethnographic Culture Heritage
Takao Kikuchi: Some discussion on the university museums in Japan
Louay Mahmoud Said: (Professor of Heritage Studies, Sadat University; Director ofCoptic Studies Center, Bibliotheca Alexandrina)
Reflections on the Ethnographic Museums in Egypt
Break
Abdelrazek Elneggar:
Preservation and Interpretation of ethnographic material in the Africa Hall at Egypt Geographic Society
Dalia Aly:
Cataloguing, documentation, and visual Identity of African collections
Engy Hassanain:
Ethnographic Museums: Museum mission, exhibition plans and interpretation
Marwa Karam:
Community Engagement/public Outreach: African Life inEgyptian Museum
Mohamed Mostafa
Restoration treatments: action plans ethnographic collections
Abdelaziz Mohamed
Preventive Conservation measures for ethnographic collections
Akatsuki Takahashi
UNESCO contributions to Heritage and Museums in Africa
Discussion and conclusion
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