Join us to learn the fascinating technique of dry-stone walling. This time we will create a spiral - shaped path leading to a stone hill, which will be supported by dry-stone walls.

This is our fourth workshop with the renown association Dragodid, which is nationally and internationally active in preserving the skills of drystone walling. 

For anyone interested to increase theoretical knowledge and practical skills in building with natural materials. The training covers theory and practice within two days and will be held from 9:00 am (Saturday) until 16:30 (Sunday).

Read about Titus Mackovic, famous architect that was born, worked and lived in Subotica. 

This article was written by SEE Heritage's member PhD Viktorija Aladzic, who is also a resident of Subotica. 

The article was originaly published by another SEEH's member Suburbium on Korzoportal.

On the island Brac on 11th and 12th March, SEE Heritage's member 4 GRADA DRAGODID had the opportunity to participate in a limekiln-making workshop organized by the "Earth for Us", and this was Dragodid's second time to participate on the same workshop.

Limekiln is a simple traditional drywall construction for obtaining lime stone. They are present along the Adriatic coast and beyond the Mediterranean. In the last decades the need to produce lime in this kind of traditional way disappeared, modern material became available on the market and thus construction of limekilns stopped.

Fine Art and Craft’s project "From the Stools to the Shelf" for the training of women in construction crafts has been supported by the organization "Rekonstrukcija zenski fond" again this year.

Participants will primarily learn the basics of working with wood. Except in theory, they will have the opportunity to construct very practical wooden elements of any home and in combination with earth: dividing walls, shelves, stools and many other things...

Workshops will take place in Mošorin in two parts:
Part One: 27-31. May and
Part Two: 3-7. June

Nominate a heritage site for the 7 Most Endangered programme 2018

The 7 Most Endangered programme identifies endangered monuments and sites in Europe and mobilizes public and private partners on a local, national and European level to find a viable future for those sites.

Entries can be submitted by Europa Nostra’s country representations, member and associate organisations as well as by established public and private bodies active in the heritage field located in countries where Europa Nostra is not yet represented.

If you know of important heritage that is endangered – such as a historic monument or archaeological site, a place of worship, an industrial complex, a historical park, a museum or even a movable heritage asset –, nominate it for the 7 Most Endangered programme 2018.

Executive Leadership Workshop on Organizing Temporary Exhibitions for Heritage Managers and Museum Professionals

ORGANIZING TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS FROM YOUR COLLECTION AND PROMOTING THEM AROUND THE WORLD

21-22 April, 2017

Location: Benaki Museum, Koumbari 1, Athens

A 2 day workshop that focuses on how temporary exhibitions can enhance and promote the mission of a museum, create new audiences and generate revenue for an institution.

Starting with a look at building institutional strategy for exhibition making and partnership building, participants will explore the process behind making temporary exhibitions for display at home and internationally. This will include identifying exhibition objectives, shaping the narrative and content to create a compelling visitor experience as well as the practicalities of actually delivering a project in another country. The workshop will encourage a discursive approach and participants are welcome to bring their own ideas and projects to the table.

Don’t just run through like a train on a photo. Stop and take a few minutes to learn something you probably didn’t know about abandoned heritage of Bulgaria.

While you are reading this educational article written by arch. Hristina Kamenova and arch. Lyubomira Momcheva, that are also a part of our member organisation INCH (Incentive Network for Cultural Heritage), take a look at intense photos captured by Zdravko Yonchev.

OPEN CALL!!
Are you an (Albanian) student or recent graduate in the fields of
architecture/ urban planning/economics/ archaeology?

Are you passionate about Cultural Heritage?

Don't miss a fantastic opportunity to be a part of CHwB Regional Restoration Camps! What you can gain are long-lasting knowledge, friends, future associates and extraordinary places. Apply now!

Regional Restoration Camps 10 years...

72 owners of Babameto 1st category in Gjirokastra have their monument restored now, and its providing income; Nesip Skenduli has a roof over the entrance gate so he can safely receive tourists; Wine Cellar of Shorko in Rogljevo is safe from rain, so he can continue producing and hosting wine lovers; Mills in Jajce are functional and are completing the complex; Site of Witness and Memory in Shkodra has new models on telling the story of a difficult past; Museum in Mitrovica has artefacts catalogued and conserved and can host more visitors; And we could spend days naming the fantastic work you all did in learning and contributing to preservation of our heritage.