Winners announced for the 2018 UNESCO Asia-Pacific Cultural Heritage Conservation Awards
Ten projects from five countries in Asia and the Pacific have been recognised by an international Jury of conservation experts in this year’s Awards. Read More
Exhibition: “Meiji, Splendours of Imperial Japan (1868-1912)” | France
As part of the “Japonismes 2018” season of Japanese culture in France, the Guimet Museum of Asian Art presents over 350 works from the Meiji era. Read More
Exhibition: “What is Europe? Views from Asia”
Between 23 August and 22 October 2018, the British Museum, London, an ASEMUS member, presents an exhibition entitled “What is Europe? Views from Asia”. Read More
4th International Conference on Bronisław Piłsudski and his Heritage
Submissions invited for the international conference and exhibition on Bronisław Piłsudski and his research on aboriginal peoples in Japan and Russia. Read More
Workshop: Nature-Culture Linkages Asia-Pacific 2018
Registration for this international workshop held at the University of Tsukuba, Japan (21 Sept – 1 Oct), is open until 7 May. Read More
International Course: Disaster Risk Management of Cultural Heritage
The Institute of Disaster Mitigation for Urban Cultural Heritage, Ritsumeikan University Kyoto, Japan, is organizing the 13th International Training Course on Disaster Risk Management of Cultural Heritage in Kyoto and Kobe, Japan, from 29 August to 19 September 2018, under the UNESCO Chair Programme on Cultural Heritage and Risk Management, in cooperation with UNESCO, […] Read More
ICCROM International Course on Conservation of Japanese Paper
A new edition of this international course will be held in Tokyo in August-September 2018. The application period is open until 9 March. Read More
New ICCROM Publication: “Asian Buddhist Heritage”
Published by ICCROM and Korea’s Cultural Heritage Administration, “Asian Buddhist Heritage” is the first in a five-book series on heritage preservation in Asia. Read More
Exhibition: “Metal, Iron and Steel: the Cultural History of Iron”
A new exhibition at the National Museum of Korea describes the role and value of iron in human history, with a particular emphasis on Korea and across Asia. Read More
Workshop: “World Heritage Nominations: Comparative Analysis”
The UNITAR Hiroshima Office is preparing the next workshop in its series on World Heritage management and conservation practices. Register by 15 September. Read More
