International Conference Cultural Heritage Security
· Partecipazione italiana: A. Tandon, specialista
dell’ICCROm (International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and
Restoration of Cultural Property) di Roma. Titolo dell’intervento:
“Culture for Resilience: ICCROM’s multi-partner action on disaster risk
management”
Agenda of the conference “Cultural Heritage Security – SIGArt”
26 – 27 May 2014, Museum of Contemporary Art, Zagreb
Preliminary programme
ZAGREB, 26 MAY 2014
around 8:30
Registration of participants – Museum of Contemporary Art
9:00
Opening ceremony
SAFEGUARDING OUR CULTURAL HERITAGE
Rut Carek, Croatian Commission for UNESCO: “Cooperation of the Republic of Croatia with UNESCO and the importance of conventions in the field of culture”
Veronique Dauge, Head of Culture Unit UNESCO Venice, Italy: “UNESCO’s action in the fight against the illicit trafficking of cultural property”
RISK MANAGEMENT
Aparna Tandon, project specialist, International Centre for
the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property
(ICCROM), Italy: “Culture for Resilience: ICCROM’s multi-partner action on disaster risk management ”
Tasoula Hadjitofi, founder, Walk of Truth organization, Netherlands: “An integrated model to combat international art trafficking”
Lazar Shumanov, International Committee on Risk Preparedness (ICOMOS – ICORP), Macedonia: “Integrating cultural heritage into national disaster planning, mitigation and relief (Macedonia experience)”
11:10
Coffee break
Jadran Perinić, head of National Protection an Rescue Directorate, Croatia: “The role of the National Protection and Rescue Directorate in the protection of cultural heritage”
Ivana Javor, Head of the Customs Investigation Office, Ministry of Finance – Customs Administration, Croatia: “Customs service and the protection of cultural goods”
MODERN METHODS AND TECHNIQUES OF PREVENTION
Dubravka Jembrih-Simbürger, project co-leader, Institute of Science and Technology in Art, Academy of Fine Arts Vienna: “Study of modern paint materials and their stability
SECURITY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES
around 13:20
Lunch
around 14:20
Excursion to Krapina:
Stipe Baljkas, general manager, Prospectus Ltd., Croatia: “Risk and security assessment for Krapina Neanderthal Museum”
Goran Kostel, project manager, Eccos inžinjering, Croatia: “Integrated automation system of museum space – Krapina Neanderthal Museum”
Guided tour – Krapina Neanderthal Museum and Hušnjakovo archaeological site
around 18:00
Departure from Krapina
around 21:00
Zagreb city tour
ZAGREB, 27 MAY 2014
SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES
Toni Lovrić, Tehnozavod – Marušić, Croatia: “Technical protection systems adapted to cultural sites”
Slaven Matijević, marketing department, Eccos inžinjering, Croatia: “Modern security systems”
PROTECTION OF SACRAL HERITAGE
Branka Pintarić, Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Croatia: “Protection of sacred sites”
around 10:15
Coffee break
EUROPEAN EXPERIENCES
Emile Broersma, director of safety and security, Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, Netherlands: “From re-active to pro-active, intelligence based”
Daniel Vega, associate director of art services, Guggenheim Bilbao Museum, Spain: “Temporary exhibitions – from risk management basics to a Disaster Preparedness Plan”
Vernon Rapley, head of security and visitor services, Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK: “Working together – how sharing intelligence enables dynamic security and excellent visitor experience”
SECURITY ASPECTS OF MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS
Croatia osiguranje: Insurance of exhibitions
Andreas Kratohwil, head of Kunsttrans Vienna, Austria; Tina Lukinac, Ivan Lukinac, Kunsttrans, Croatia: “Moving of art vs protecting of art – a contradiction”
around 13:00
Lunch
Guided tour – Museum of Contemporary Art
Panel discussion
around 16:00
End of the official part