Ecomuseum; Museology; Community; Territory; Heritage; Planning; Ladscape; community maps; Development
Abstract :
[en] "After a brief introduction of Prof. Duarte on the overall aim of the Series, the first webinar hosted Giuseppe Reina, PhD in Geography and one of the promoters of the Sicilian Regional Law on ecomuseums, approved in 2014. He has introduced the concept of ecomusems as territorial living and evolving laboratories. Not only they are aimed to inventorying, documenting and preserving heritage and the landscape, but also at sharing and creatively enhancing local development, projected towards experimentation, exchange and innovation through the continuous redefinition of actions and relations between individual, collective subjects and institutions. The same day, I gave the example of what we are trying to foster in the Simeto River Valley as an action research project that is generating an Ecomuseum. Guido Carrubba offered his final perspective as a young person that sees some windows of opportunities in the ecomuseal processes for distressed contexts like the Simeto area. During the debate, the importance of pushing practices like ecomuseums in challenging contexts has emerged." - Giusy Pappalardo
Research center :
AAP - Art, Archéologie et Patrimoine - ULiège
Disciplines :
Arts & humanities: Multidisciplinary, general & others
Author, co-author :
Reina, Giuseppe
Pappalardo, Giusy; Università degli Studi di Catania - UniCT > Civil Engineering and Architeture