ICOR – International Conference on Conservation-Restoration

ICOR - International Conference on Conservation-Restoration, Book of Proceedings comprises 33 lectures by Croatian and foreign experts, covering these topics:

• organization of the conservation-restoration activity, 
• training and further development in the conservation-restoration activity and
• development and role of conservation-restoration activity in an overall cultural and economic development.

Contents

Editorial foreword

Introductory remarks

FERDINAND MEDER
JADRAN ANTOLOVIĆ
MARIE-PAULE ROUDIL
TAMÁS FEJÉRDY
MILJENKO DOMIJAN: Overview of cultural assets in the Republic of Croatia

 Section I / Groupe I

The Organisation of the Conservation-Restoration activity / Organisation de l’activité de conservation-restauration

FERDINAND MEDER: Organization and the conservation-restoration activity

MICHAEL KÜHLENTHAL: The idea, the activities and the organisation of state conservation and restoration studios

MANFRED KOLLER: Public and private conservation-restoration in Austria: Benefits and problems

MONICA MARTELLI CASTALDI: E.C.C.O., the European Confederation of Conservator-Restorers‘ Organizations. A review of its role and activities in relation to the exercise of the profession

HANS-CHRISTOPH VON IMHOFF: Conservator-restorers of material cultural heritage – aspects and development of their profession since WWII

TAMÁS FEJÉRDY: Restoration and/or reconstruction

CARLO CHENIS: Le concept d’»authenticité« dans les interventions sur des oeuvres d’art. Perspective théorétique

GÉRARD GOUDAL: Patrimoine en France – restauration et protection, des compétences partagés

EVA-MARIA HÖHLE: The present situation for protection of monuments in Austria

ANCA HANNA DERER: Challenging the limits – on the preservation of cultural heritage in Romania

SREBRENKA BOGOVIĆ (ZESKOSKI): Art conservation in Canada

KIRA PETKOVSKA: The status, funding methods and economic goals of conservation and restoration actions related to the cultural heritage of the Republic of Macedonia

Section II / Groupe II

Training and Further Development in the Conservation-Restoration Activity /Formation initiale et continue pour les travaux de conservation-restauration

MAURIZIO MICHELUCCI: La formation des restaurateurs-conservateurs en Italie. Petits nombres pour l’excellence

ERWIN EMMERLING: Education in conservation-restoration

SÉGOLENE BERGEON LANGLE: La formation des restaurateurs du patrimoine a l’INP (Paris) : spécialité, interdisciplinarité et cinq ans

ALASTAIR MCCAPRA: Education and training – some perspectives from the UK

MARC MAIRE: Aspects, contexte et enjeux de la formation a la conservation-restauration en France

MATEJA KAVČIČ, ELENA SIMEONOV: Training in historic building conservation. The challenge of national vocational qualification

DAHLIA MEES: Evolution et organisation de la formation a la conservation-restauration du patrimoine artistique en Belgique. Evolution de la profession de conservateur-restaurateur en Belgique et structures administratives en charge du patrimoine

IVO MAROEVIĆ, ZLATKO JURIĆ, FRANO DULIBIĆ: Education for the protection of monuments at the Zagreb Faculty of Philosophy

ANDREJ ARANICKI: Undergraduate course in art restoration-conservation at the Academy of Fine Arts of the University of Zagreb

LARISA ARANZA, SAGITA MIRJAM SUNARA: On the MA course in conservation-restoration at the Academy of Arts of the University of Split

ANTUN KARAMAN: Restoration and conservation of artefacts made of wood, paper, textile, metal and ceramics

LUCIJA MOČNIK RAMOVŠ: Development of Bologna programmes at the Department of restoration of the Academy of Fine Arts and Design

WERNER KOCH: Importance of practical training in education of restorers – the example of the Restoration course at the University of Applied Sciences in Potsdam

MYKOLA I. ORLENKO, INNA P. DOROFIENKO: Restorer training as one of the factors in preserving national cultural heritage

Section III / Groupe III

The Development and Role of the Conservation-Restoration Activity in Cultural and Economic Development / Evolution et rôle de l’activité de conservation-restauration dans le développement culturel et économique

JADRAN ANTOLOVIĆ: Conservation-restoration and economic development

XAVIER GREFFE: The French cultural properties policy

JELKA PIRKOVIČ: Framework convention of the Council of Europe on the value of cultural heritage for society – a challenge to integrated conservation

DAMIR DIJAKOVIĆ: Communication of heritage

APARNA TANDON: Creativity, collaboration and coexistence: integrating heritage conservation with development

IVANA BURĐELEZ: Restoration and conservation of the vernacular architecture for social housing – Konavle case study

MLADEN OBAD ŠĆITAROCI, DAMIR KRAJNIK, VEDRAN IVANKOVIĆ, NIKŠA BOŽIĆ: INTERREG project »VILLAS«. Castles and villas – cultural heritage as a driver of economic development