The C1 training package, implemented by ANBPR Romania for 10 participants from Bulgaria, Romania and Greece, was successfully completed in February, in the context of Teach For Future program. The 11 people that received the intensive training are the facilitators who are going to train another 210 adults to better respond to the demands of the current working environment in the field of modeling and 3D printing.

Up next, between 18 and 31 of March, the C2 is taking place online via ZOOM by The Heritage Management Organization, within the Center of Excellence in Greece. The training will run for 8 days, totaling 35 training hours. The participants will receive training by some of the most influential academics in the fields of Management, Digital Marketing, Crowdsourcing, Communication and more.

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Artistic Research Residency Programme  Iran-Europe

In the framework of  Cultural Heritage Management Project in Iran

 

About HerMaP – Cultural Heritage Management Program 

“HerMap Iran” is funded by the Directorate General for International Partnerships of the European Commission and lead by The Heritage Management Organization – HERITΛGE (Greece) in partnership with the Goethe-Institut (Germany) and  the Centre for Fine Arts Brussels – BOZAR (Belgium). It focuses on the enhancement of the local management of Iranian heritage through training Iranian cultural heritage managers and through an artistic research residency program. 

HerMap: Artistic Research Residency Programme 

The Goethe-Institut (Germany) and the Centre for Fine Arts Brussels -BOZAR (Belgium)  have built an artistic research residency program between Iran and Europe, consisting of  the following activities: 

• Open Call and project selection; 
• Experimental Lab at the Centre for Fine Arts Brussels (BOZAR)-due to the corona  situation the lab might be held in digital format, however if the traveling restrictions  be removed, the lab will be held as scheduled in Brussels.  
• Digital artist in residency program; 
• Presentation of the results in Tehran; 
• Final encounter at the Centre for Fine Arts Brussels (BOZAR) 

The program is organized as a means to preserve and revalue tangible and intangible  cultural heritage by creating new ways for its perception, reception and communication. It  aims at developing the potential of cultural heritage for new generations by promoting its  contemporary reception and knowledge, by linking past and presence.  

 

Open Call-Digital Artistic Research Residency on the topic of Classic  Iranian poetry 

The Artistic Research Residency Program Iran-Europe invites Iranian and European artists  to present a project on the topic of classic Iranian poetry. 

The purpose of this project is to focus on proposing creative approaches to enhance the  value of the Iranian poetry, in particular the classic Persian poetry in its various forms. In  particular, it aims to connect these ancient forms of poetry with contemporary artistic  expressions in the most beautiful and permanent manner and, by doing so, reaching a  wider audience, especially among the younger generations. 

This might contain a spectrum of different types and formats such as:

Studies and research work on poems and poetic works (poetic heritage) aiming at an  interdisciplinary dialogue with other artistic forms (music, visual arts, etc.), providing a  space for archiving traditional poems of unknown poets, combining these with musical  formats, artistic reconstruction of old and oral poetry games, etc. 

All projects should have an innovative storytelling dimension by using contemporary  artistic formats of research and a community engagement dimension, including co operation with the local artists. 

Who can apply? 

• Iranian and European artists;  
• Interested in works of art related to the fields of Iranian poetry, in particular classic  Iranian poetry. 
• Taking part in all activities mentioned below; 
• Willing to travel abroad; (though in the current health context, travels to Iran and  Europe might be difficult or impossible). 
• The application can be done individually or in a tandem. 

 

Duration and procedure details 

All selected participants will be invited to participate in the following activities: • Experimental-Lab in the Centre for Fine Arts Brussels – BOZAR on June 10 and 11, 2021  – if the Corona situation permits it. The lab provides the opportunity to get professional  advices and hints from a group of artists and experts in the field of classic Iranian  poetry. This could inspire them to sharpen their approach. 

• Digital artist in residency program: Each residency is going to take one month between  July and September 2021. The exact time-plan will be sent to the artists after the  selection process. Artists should deliver their work at the end of the residency period. 
• Presentation of results in November/December 2021 in Tehran, where the productions  of each residency will be shown. 
• Final encounter: it will take place in the Centre for Fine Arts Brussels – BOZAR in  “December 2021” to share all experiences and encourage peer-learning, knowledge sharing and future collaborations. 

 

What HerAiR offers 

• Travel and visa costs, accommodation and daily allowance to attend the Artists-Lab in  Brussels; 
• Technical support and access to a digital project platform; 
• Research supported by a team of artists and experts in Iran
• Each residency will be shaped around the individual needs of each successful applicant  creating a unique residency opportunity providing a tailored residency program for  each successful applicant, to meet and collaborate digitally with local artists and  experts. 
• Travel and visa costs, accommodation and daily allowance to attend the Final  Encounter in Brussels.  
• Presentation of the final projects and results in Tehran and Brussels. 

 

Selection Process 

• Open call deadline: April 15, 2021; 
• The participants will be selected by an artistic committee consisting of 7 experts from  Iran and Europe.  
• Publication of the final selection of artists: May 2021 

 

Application documents 

• Detailed CV; 
• Portfolio (including – if available – media links);  
• Professional and personal motivation to be part of this project (max. 1 page); • Description of the project, planned for the residency (max. 1 pages); • Two references; 
• Passport Copy 
• Contact Information 

 

Artists Qualifications 

• Minimum 5 years of experience in the field of art 
• Age between 24 and 50 
• Live and work in Iran or Europe 
• Good English skills in order to be able to communicate

 

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FAQs 

How do I know you have received my application? 

We will acknowledge the receipt of your application via e-mail. 

Will the participants need to get visas for Iran/Europe? 

Yes, you have to apply for visa. In the current health context, travels to and from Iran are  not possible, however if the traveling restrictions be removed by the time and the lab is  supposed to be held, you need to apply for the visa to travel. 

Can I apply on behalf of someone? 

No 

Do I need to provide a travel insurance? 

Yes 

Can I participate in just part of the residency? 

No 

What are the eligible countries? 

EU member states and Iran 

When will successful applicants find out? 

Approx. one month after the deadline. 

What happens if I’m selected for the residency? 

We will contact you personally. 

I have more questions – who do I contact? 

[email protected] 

To apply, please send the demanded documents to [email protected] with the  subject “application classic Iranian poetry 2021”. Deadline is April 2, 2021.

Artistic Research Residency Programme  Iran-Europe

In the framework of  Cultural Heritage Management Project in Iran

 

About HerMaP – Cultural Heritage Management Program 

“HerMap Iran” is funded by the Directorate General for International Partnerships of the European Commission and lead by The Heritage Management Organization – HERITΛGE (Greece) in partnership with the Goethe-Institut (Germany) and the Centre for Fine Arts Brussels – BOZAR (Belgium). It focuses on the enhancement of the local management of Iranian heritage through training Iranian cultural heritage managers and through an artistic research residency program. 

HerMap: Artistic Research Residency Programme 

The Goethe-Institut (Germany) and the Centre for Fine Arts Brussels -BOZAR (Belgium)  have built an artistic research residency program between Iran and Europe, consisting of  the following activities: 

• Open Call and project selection; 
• Experimental Lab at the Centre for Fine Arts Brussels (BOZAR)-due to the corona  situation the lab might be held in digital format, however if the traveling restrictions  be removed, the lab will be held as scheduled in Brussels.  
• Digital artist in residency program; 
• Presentation of the results in Tehran; 
• Final encounter at the Centre for Fine Arts Brussels (BOZAR) 

The program is organized as a means to preserve and revalue tangible and intangible  cultural heritage by creating new ways for its perception, reception and communication. It  aims at developing the potential of cultural heritage for new generations by promoting its contemporary reception and knowledge, by linking past and presence.  

Open Call-Digital Artistic Research Residency on the topic of  Creative Music Heritage 

The Artistic Research Residency Program Iran-Europe invites Iranian and European artists  to present a project on the topic of Iranian music heritage. 

This project should focus in particular on proposing new approaches to enhance the value  of the Iranian music heritage in its various components with the aim of preserving it,  renewing musical practices and raising awareness to the widest possible audience. 

This can include a variety of different approaches to the traditional and regional music of  Iran as e.g. research work on already existing sound collections and archives, archiving folk  music of unknown musicians, writing and composing based on the traditional repertoires or  connecting these with other existing contemporary music and perceiving formats.

All projects should have an innovative storytelling dimension by using contemporary  artistic formats of research and a community engagement dimension, including co operation with the local artists. 

Who can apply? 

• Iranian and European artists;  
• Interested in works of art related to the fields of music heritage, traditional and  regional music of Iran; 
• Taking part in all activities mentioned below; 
• Willing to travel abroad; (though in the current health context, travels to Iran and  Europe might be difficult or impossible). 
• The application can be done individually or in a tandem. 

 

Duration and procedure details 

All selected participants will be invited to participate in the following activities: • Experimental-Lab in the Centre for Fine Arts Brussels – BOZAR on June 10 and 11, 2021  – if the Corona situation permits it. The lab provides the opportunity to get professional  advices and hints from a group of artists and experts in the field of creative music  heritage. This could inspire them to sharpen their approach. 

• Digital artist in residency program: Each residency is going to take one month between  July and September 2021. The exact time-plan will be sent to the artists after the  selection process. Artists should deliver their work at the end of the residency period. 
• Presentation of results in November/December 2021 in Tehran, where the productions  of each residency will be shown. 
• Final encounter: it will take place in the Centre for Fine Arts Brussels – BOZAR in  “December 2021” to share all experiences and encourage peer-learning, knowledge sharing and future collaborations. 

 

What HerAiR offers 

• Travel and visa costs, accommodation and daily allowance to attend the Artists-Lab in  Brussels; 
• Technical support and access to a digital project platform; 
• Research supported by a team of artists and experts in Iran 
• Each residency will be shaped around the individual needs of each successful applicant  creating a unique residency opportunity providing a tailored residency program for  each successful applicant, to meet and collaborate digitally with local artists and  experts.
• Travel and visa costs, accommodation and daily allowance to attend the Final  Encounter in Brussels.  
• Presentation of the final projects and results in Tehran and Brussels. 

 

Selection Process 

• Open call deadline: April 15, 2021; 
• The participants will be selected by an artistic committee consisting of 7 experts from  Iran and Europe.  
• Publication of the final selection of artists: May 2021 

 

Application documents 

• Detailed CV; 
• Portfolio (including – if available – media links);  
• Professional and personal motivation to be part of this project (max. 1 page);
• Description of the project, planned for the residency (max. 1 pages);
• Two references; 
• Passport Copy 
• Contact Information 

 

Artists Qualifications 

• Minimum 5 years of experience in the field of art 
• Age between 24 and 50 
• Live and work in Iran or Europe 
• Good English skills in order to be able to communicate 

 

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FAQs

How do I know you have received my application? 

We will acknowledge the receipt of your application via e-mail. 

Will the participants need to get visas for Iran/Europe? 

Yes, you have to apply for visa. In the current health context, travels to and from Iran are  not possible, however if the traveling restrictions be removed by the time and the lab is  supposed to be held, you need to apply for the visa to travel. 

Can I apply on behalf of someone? 

No 

Do I need to provide a travel insurance? 

Yes 

Can I participate in just part of the residency? 

No 

What are the eligible countries? 

EU member states and Iran 

When will successful applicants find out? 

Approx. one month after the deadline. 

What happens if I’m selected for the residency? 

We will contact you personally. 

I have more questions – who do I contact? 

[email protected] 

To apply, please send the demanded documents to [email protected] with the  subject “application creative music heritage 2021”. Deadline is April 2, 2021.

 

 

Τhe Municipality of Nafplion, in collaboration with the Heritage Management Organization and Hogent University, carried out an educational program for the digitization of cultural heritage monuments of Nafplion, held on October 25 – November 2, 2020.

In this special program, 13 students of Hogent University of Applied Sciences and Arts (Ghent, Belgium) were trained to create 3D digital models and by using innovative topographic tools, they created digital images of the restoration of the monuments of Nafplion.

For the training, two state-of-the-art ground-based laser scanners were used to collect dense and accurate point clouds. Laser ground scanning is a technique that utilizes invisible laser beams to accurately and geometrically capture objects. Combined with a special built-in camera, it converts point clouds into a 3D display. In addition, the students used the equipment to calculate three-dimensional photo-realistic models that allow to create facets, ortho-photographs and interactive three-dimensional illustrations at any time. The overall project will be presented in the Spring of 2021 on a special website.

The team was invited by the Mayor of Nafplion to work on monuments of the Municipality of Nafplion.Under the supervision of Professor Dr. Cornelis Stal, the team studied and captured

➡️ the Court Square

➡️ the Courthouse,

➡️ Agios Spyridonas Square

➡️ the Ottoman bath,

➡️the old Customs Office and more.

The overall aim of the project was to support better preservation of tangible cultural heritage, and by so doing valorise the role of cultural heritage in supporting job creation, economic growth and social cohesion through supporting the localities as venues for sustainable tourism.

 

Project Partners: MUNICIPALITY OF NAFPLION, LANDWARD RESEARCH, HOGESCHOOL GENT, ERASMUS+

The workshop on “Successful Fundraising for Heritage Managers: Strategies and Best Practices” took place from 05 to 07 February 2021.  

15 heritage managers from Africa (Rwanda, Gambia, Ethiopia, Uganda), Asia (Iraq) and Europe (Spain, Greece, Germany) have been trained on fundraising strategies and skills needed to start-up and build an organization’s contributed revenue with the aim of increasing its impact in the world. Participants learned best practices and applied them to create the case for support and letter of inquiry for their own organization or project. Workshop sessions combined live and asynchronous lectures, case studies, class discussions and interactive exercises to develop and apply strategies in fundraising.

The workshop was conducted by Linda C. Hartley, principal of H2GROWTH STRATEGIES LLC, former CEO of The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk, CT, USA. Hartley co-authored the book, Big Impact: Insights & Stories from America’s Non-Profit Leaders and holds an M.B.A. in Management from the Stern School of Business at New York University and Jennifer E. Herring, special advisor of H2GROWTH STRATEGIES LLC, holds an M.A. in Liberal Studies from SUNY Stony Brook and a certificate in Strategic Perspectives in Nonprofit Management from Harvard Business School.

Bonnie Burnham, President of Cultural Heritage Finance Alliance honoured us with her presence as keynote speaker. She shared with the participants her long career on heritage preservation and finance management. 

Bonnie Burnham is President and Founder of the Cultural Heritage Finance Alliance and President Emerita of World Monuments Fund (WMF). She led WMF’s international historic preservation work from 1985, when she joined the organization as Executive Director, through her retirement in November 2015. In 2019, together with a group of colleagues, she founded the Cultural Heritage Finance Alliance, a financing tool for heritage preservation in the context of sustainable development. Ms Burnham holds degrees in the history of art from the University of Florida and the Université de Paris-Sorbonne. She has been honored as a Chevalier of the French Order of Arts and Letters, is a Distinguished Alumna of the College of Fine Arts of the University of Florida, and is the first recipient of its Beinecke-Reeves Distinguished Achievement Award in Historic Preservation. She received the Founders Award for Civic Leadership from Partners for Livable Communities in 2013 and the Pillars of New York award of the Preservation League of New York State in 2016. She serves on the Board of Trustees of the New York Studio School, the National Advisory Committee of the Olana Partnership, the International Council of the Preservation Society of Newport County, and the Board of Advocates of the Preservation Program at the University of Florida.