Museos y cambios 2024 (Museums and changes 2024) Día 3 Vespertino

Panel 5
RUPTURE AND REVITALIZATION: INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES & INSTITUTIONS
Moderator: Heidi McKinnon, Curators Without Borders/ICME Board Member, United States

Megan Baker (University of Arizona) Reuniting Across Time and Space: Virtual Collections Visits with Indigenous Communities

Jennifer Byram (University of California, Riverside) Breaking Camp with the Institution.

Clementine Bordeaux (Northwestern University) Makers and Collections: Revitalizing Choctaw Rivercane Basketry.

Panel 6
EXHIBITING DIVERSITY AND ADDING MULTIVOCALITY FOR SOCIAL CHANGE, IN A CHANGING LANDSCAPE
Moderator: Antrop. Alejandra Gómez Colorado, National Museum of World Cultures-INAH, Mexico.

Laura Kipper (Estonian National Museum, Estonia) Memory Mine. Escapes. Encounters. Adaptations. Empirical study of adding multivocality in Estonian National Museum’s permanent exhibition.

Diana Roberta Borràs (Cultural Heritage and Anthropology Research Group, Institute of Anthropology of the Islands (IAI), Spain) Intangible Heritage and Social Change as an Example of Diversity: Towards a Repositioning Anthropology in the Narrative of Traditional Objects.

Hanzel F. Gapayao (De La Salle University Integrated School, Philippines) Pastoral Curatorship in Local Church Heritage Work: The Case of Turumba Museum and Displays at the Saint Peter of Alcantara Parish in Pakil, Laguna, Philippines.

Dr Dyotana Banerjee (Division of Humanities and Social Sciences School of Interwoven Arts and Sciences Krea University, India) A Study Of Dalit and Tribal Museums in Ahmedabad: The Art and Social Innovation in Worlding Public Cultures of Urban Gujarat in India.

Panel 7
COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONS AND THE SOCIAL ROLE OF COMMUNITY MUSEUMS
Moderator: Megan Baker, University of Arizona, United States.

Sing-Da Huang (Education Department, National Taiwan Museum, Taiwan) Reshaping Artifact Narratives: Empowering Communities and Fostering Dialogue at the National Taiwan Museum.

Liu Gaoli (National Ainu Museum, Japan) Transmission of the New, the Old, and Memory: Case Studies
from Community Museums in Singapore and Japan.

ICME 2024 ANNUAL CONFERENCE MUSEUMS AND CHANGE

Carolina Teixeira Sousa (University of Porto, Faculty of Arts and Humanities Department of Heritage Studies, Portugal)
From Disappeared to A Place of Memory of Collective Cultural Awareness: The Ethnology Museum of Porto.

Axel Velasco (Agha Khan Trust, Egypt/Mexico) Bayt Al-Razzaz and the Aga Khan Cultural Trust, Cultural
Heritage Preservation as a Social Support Project.

Gabriela Howell (Heritage Trust, Antigua & Barbuda) Revitalizing Antigua & Barbuda’s Historical Spaces: A Paper Presenting
the Inclusive Heritage Preservation and Tourism Development.

Edson Armando Méndez Albavera, Aime Andrea Mendoza Tlalpachicatl and Miguel Tome Maxil (Regional Museum of Cholula, Mexico) Ethnographic Vision and Community Participation in the Regional Museum of Cholula.