ICOM Italia

Digital poster session | Mediterranean heritage: communities, alliances, common horizons

Posters

A museum for all: caring for heritage through participation and co-design | Rosanna Spanò, Martino Catalani, Marta Multinu,Antonio Cosseddu

ArcheoSite. The Present of Archaeology. Protection, Management and Enhancement of Archaeological Sites in Europe and the Mediterranean | Francesca Boldrighini, Astrid D’Eredità, Giulia Giovanetti, Ivana Montali

A Project for a Museum of Mediterranean Cultural. Interdependencies in Palermo | Patrizia Dragoni

Before writing: Sacred Landscapes and the Power of Narratives in the Bronze Age Sanctuary of Madonna di Loreto (Trinitapoli, Italy) | Maurizio Campanelli, Anna Maria Tunzi, Mariangela Lo Zupone

Between narrative and governance. The MUSME Model – Museum of the History of Medicine in Padua | Isabella Bonasera

Beyond the Meridian: Contemporary Art and the Rewriting of the Italian Mediterranean Imaginary | Nicola Guastamacchia

Caring for shared memory across borders – The Barletta spomen-kosturnica as Mediterranean heritage | Rosanna Rizzi

Cataloguing and narrating mediterranean decorative arts: engaging communities through archival and digital practices | Danae Du Chaliot Maresca

Connecting Mediterranean to Africa: a project of the national archeological museum of Reggio Calabria | Fabrizio Sudano, Daniela Costanzo

Cultural heritage and community engagement: a case study from Aidone, central Sicily | Serena Raffiotta

Fragments of the Mediterranean: Narrative, Tactility, and New Geographies of Invisible Heritage | Rita Valenti, Concetta Aliano, Roberta Cerruto

From exploitation to reconquest – The Renarration of Cava Pontrelli as a Palimpsest of Deep Time | Caterina Annese, Elena Dellù, Francesca Romana Paolillo

From object to relation – Inhabiting the museum | Andreina Cristino

From one story to many. Advancing participatory approaches in strategic heritage interpretation planning | Carmen Granito, Marzia Del Villano, Caterina De Vivo, Giuseppe Pace, Fabio Pagano e Filippo Russo

From the Ionian Coast to Brazil’s Southern Seaboard. Ottorino de Fiore, sambaquis, and the politics of knowledge in transnational heritage narratives (1934-1953) | Gabriel S. K. Bossei

Mediterranean museography. Semantic structures between tension and surface | Cristina Fiordimela

Mediterraneo. Geografie culturali. International Study Days on Comparative Approaches and Artistic Practices PNRR P+ARTS | Rosalinda Romanelli

MILETO PArcheo_Lab: Participatory Narratives and Public-Private Partnerships for Heritage Care in the Mediterranean Region | Paolo Mighetto, Alessandra Randazzo

Multifaceted Mediterranean – Shape the future | Delia De Donno, Elisa Monsellato, Marco Capone, Alessandra De Filippi, Barbara Rizzo, Elena Carluccio

Participatory Museums – Co-Creation Digital Cultural Heritage through Micronarratives and Community Memory | Ornella Ricchiuto

Puzzle, people and participation: retelling the antique trabaccolo construction technique | To Nga Huynh, Quang Huy Nguyen, Marianna Belvedere

ReLED – Rete Museale Ledro: un modello di governance collaborativa e sviluppo territoriale sostenibile | Alessandro Fedrigotti, Donato Riccadonna, Alberta Giovannini, Alessandro Riccadonna

The Appian way as generative space: communities and shared horizons in the Mediterranean | Gert-Jan Burgers, Christian Napolitano, Ilaria Ricci

The breath of deep time – The Neanderthal of Altamura and the Memory-Building of the Invisible | Elena Dellù, Caterina Annese, Francesca Romana Paolillo

The rediscovered palimpsest – Palazzo Simi as a catalyst for physical and immaterial regeneration in the Historic Center of Bari |Francesca Romana Paolillo, Caterina Annese, Elena Dellù

The Mediterranean Tonnare as Cultural Infrastructures for Transnational Connection | Irene Barbagallo

Towards sustainable goals through international cooperation and local action | Ju Muzej, Galerija Tivat

Walk of Peace. From battlefields to peace: a cross-border path of memory and cooperation. A Transnational Cultural Route from War Memory to European Cooperation | Marco Marinuzzi