Una.Lecture | Museums as laboratories – The Berlin case

Una.Lecture | Museums as laboratories – The Berlin case with Professor Emeritus Dominique Poulot. former member of the Una Europa Committee in Cultural Heritage

From June 23 to June 29 2024, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne hosted a PhD Workshop titles "Restoring Cultural Heritage. Critical Approaches" at the Fondation Hellénique of the Cité Internationale Universitaire in Paris. The Workshop was organised in the framework of Una Europa Doctoral Programme in Cultural Heritage (Una-Her-Doc) and open to all doctoral candidates studying at Una Europa universities and working on the topic of the restoration of cultural heritage.
The Workshop included an Una.Lecture: "Museums as Laboratories: The Berlin Case", delivered by Professor Emeritus Dominique Poulot, a specialist in the cultural history of heritage. In this keynote lecture, Professor Poulot tackled the exemplary museological position of Berlin, stemming from the transformations of the city museums inherited from the 19th century to the creation of a museum complex corresponding to the ambitions of a global metropolis. It also tackled all the opportunities and difficulties this transformation presented.

To learn more about the PhD Workshop, visit: https://restoringheritage.sciencescon...

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The Una.Lecture series is part of Una Europa's outreach activities delivered under the Una.Futura project. Una.Futura is co-funded by the European Commission under the Erasmus+ Programme’s European Universities Initiative.

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