Konservierung

Join us and explore the experiences of heritage conservation and the adaptive reuse through two case studies: FerroForum in Luxembourg and Morecambe Winter Gardens in the UK.

This event series brings together different aspects and experts on topics related to digital cultural heritage.

Hands on History talk with Yannick Rochat, University of Lausanne.

The mission of Pixelated Realities is to improve the methods of preserving cultural heritage, including the use of 3D scanning, digital production, virtual and augmented reality.

Meeting (14 sessions, 1 hands-on workshop and 1 conference) about the two standards for information integration in the fields of Cultural Heritage and Libraries.

At the C²DH, we want to bring together different aspects and experts on topics related to digital cultural heritage.

Am 17. Oktober 2022 hatte das C²DH alle Interessierten zu einem Forum Z zum Thema Industriekultur in die Mine Cockerill im Ellergronn eingeladen. Der Veranstaltungsort selbst war Programm: die historischen Gebäude, die jetzt die Naturverwaltung beherbergen, waren früher Teil der Grube Katzenberg.

Lecture by Dany Guay-Bélanger Université de Montréal, Canada

Workshop organised by the “Remixing Industrial Pasts” team.

The UNESCO Archives and the C²DH are co-organizing a study day on Wednesday 4 December 2019 at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris.

How do we look back on the Great War today, a century after the events unfolded? What do we remember of that time? What has been handed down to us of the conflicts and traumas that took place? What memories are conserved by objects, places and commemorative practices? And what stories have been deliberately sidelined or simply lost?

This edition of Forum Z combined a public collection of photos, pictures and objects on industrial heritage with presentations by Luxembourg and international experts.

European research grant awarded for research into Europe's Audiovisual Heritage Online, coordinated by prof. dr. E. Müller, Utrecht University

Presentation by Ira Plein, PhD candidate at the C²DH and member of the research team FAMOSO.

In this essay, I would like to reflect upon what happens when archival material and research are transferred into the three-dimensional physical space of a museum. A main focus will be on what happens when restored, digitised and partly retouched glass plates are framed and staged in a museum setting.

The history of archives and archiving practices needs to be seen as closely related to trends and fashions in historical research, its methodological underpinnings and its definitions of culture.

When the first ForumZ with the topic Archives for the digital era, organized by the Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History (C²DH), took place on 11 February, many interested people found their way to the Casino – Forum d’art contemporain in Luxembourg City on that Saturday morning. Thanks to the hashtags #ForumZLu and #archivesforthefuture, they could also actively participate in the debates over the Twittersphere.

The ForumZ series started with an event on “Archives for the digital age. Challenges and opportunities” at the Casino Luxembourg - Forum d'art contemporain.