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INTERDISCIPLINARY CONGRESS: THE CULTURAL HERITAGE OF THE DELTAS
14th November 2015
1st TABLE
PUBLIC PROPERTY AND PRIVATE PROPERTY AND THE COPYRIGHT
Debate moderator: Ana Gizdic, POWERPROGRESSIVEART
THE PICTURES FROM SYRIA, the lecture
Dr. sc. Zeljko Miletic, Archaeology Department, University of Zadar
2nd TABLE
HOW DOES CULTURAL HERITAGE BECOME HISTORY
Debate moderator: mag. hist. art. Goran Vuković, Narona Archaeological Museum
The official language of the Congress was Croatian.
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1st TABLE
PUBLIC PROPERTY AND PRIVATE PROPERTY AND THE COPYRIGHT
Debate moderator: Ana Gizdic, POWERPROGRESSIVEART
European Development policy asserts its guidelines through the encouragement of human rights, democracy, good governance and the rule of law and as well as sustainable and inclusive growth. To what extent is established a quality relationship between the private owners of the cultural, also natural heritage and the institutions that should take care of it? How can civil initiatives, civil organizations, art and science initiatives, and institutions assist whilst being protected themselves in their work and the rights they claim on it? Is there a quality communication between the state and local institutions that serve the citizens and the citizens who take bask of such arranged systems?
(intro Ana Gizdic)
Speakers:
Dr. sc. Nansi Ivanisevic, Prokultura - Observatory on Cultural Politics, The Office of State Administration in Split - Dalmatia County
Margita Plazanin, dipl. iur, Lawyers Office
Mag. hist. art. Goran Vukovic, Narona Archaeological Museum
Prof. dr. sc. Neven Seric, Faculty of Economics and Business, Split
THE PICTURES FROM SYRIA, the lecture
Dr. sc. Zeljko Miletic, Archaeology Department, University of Zadar
... shows historical legacy and the beauty of the landscape of the first-class importance area, both politically and strategically. It equally outlines the life of the contemporary Syrians and the riches of people, religions, and worldviews of one of the most wealthy provinces of the Roman Empire which is now brought to the struggle for survival in the bloody war. (intro: Zeljko Miletic)
Photos: Dean Faj and Marija Srsen
Mr Zeljko Miletic's The pictures from Syria lecture
2nd TABLE
HOW DOES CULTURAL HERITAGE BECOME HISTORY
Debate moderator: mag. hist. art. Goran Vuković, Narona Archaeological Museum
The cultural heritage doesn't exist without art. The Relational Aesthetics critic thought states that the new types of the art production are marked as unattainable, first of all, because of the online communication where the modern art seduces the resistance capacities of the art; does the cultural heritage produced nowadays have the potential of survival? Did the cultural heritage as well as the natural heritage become the set of communication equipment in the space of world wars conducted on local layers? Is the internet communication, after all, a system of simulation shifting to reality and the reality to the alienation strategy, so-called the hyper-reality?
(intro Ana Gizdic)
Speakers:
Narcisa Bolsec Ferri, Archaeology prof., Director, The Split City Museum
Ana Gizdic, POWERPROGRESSIVEART
Branko Franceschi, Art critic and the Director of the Art Gallery, Split
Dr. sc. Zeljko Miletic, Archaeology Department, University of Zadar
Ivana Bace, Director, Natural History Museum Metkovic
Mr Branko Franceschi at the second round table
Slideshow gallery picture/ HOME - ASSEMBLIES AND CONGRESSES / Gathering after Congress: Mr. Branko Franceshi, Ms. Ana Gizdic, Ms. Narcisa Bolsec Ferri and Ms. Ivana Bace @ Natural History Museum Metkovic, photo: Dean Faj
Gizdić, Ana. Miletić, Željko. The Cultural Heritage of the Deltas - Interdisciplinary Congress - intro. POWERWEB. POWERPROGRESSIVEART. 2015.
URL: https://powerprogressiveart.wixsite.com/powerprogressiveart/powerwebfoundationinterdisciplinary (document access date)
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