Cotroceni National Museum, 26-28 May 2011
„Youth and Museums“ Conference, the 3rd edition
In line of events dedicated to the 20th anniversary of its beginnings, the Cotroceni National Museum, in partnership with UNESCO, is organizing between the May 27th and May 29th 2011 the international conference on museology, cultural management and European identity, an important event for the museum environment in Bucharest.
The panels of the conference will tackle different aspects of museum culture: expressing European identity in museums, museums of history and art: mission, objectives, strategies; programs and cultural projects in the management of politics and cultural management in the current economic context, new tendencies in restoration - conservation.
Attending the conference will be directors of museums in the country and abroad, specialists of museums and cultural institutions, UNESCO representatives. By organizing this international conference, the Cotroceni National Museum aims at reflecting the main aspects of a contemporary museum, the impressive cultural diversity and the multiplicity of alternative offers, that any European museum should tackle, encouraging the exchange of ideas between museums in Romania and abroad.
Our guests from abroad are well known specialists in the field: dr. Jean Pierre Titz - Head of History Education Division, The Council of Europe; dr. Ana Dumitrescu - international representative of UNESCO for culture, since 1991; prof. dr. Francis Conte - Director of the Master CIMER Sorbonne University, Franta; Ulrike Renate Kretzschmar - Head of the History Department, the History Museum, Berlin, Germania; Maria Serlupi Crescenzi - Office for Educational Activities Vatican Museum, dr. Lionel Vinour - President of FRACCU (The European Federation of UNESCO Associations, Centres and Clubs) dr. Korytin Nikita - Director of the Ekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts, Rusia; dr. Svetla Tsaneva-Dimitrova - Head of the Central Laboratory for Conservation and Restauration, National Museum of History, Sofia, Bulgaria, dr. Mila Popovic-Zivancevic - director of Central Institute for Conservation, Belgrad, Serbia; prof. dr. Tzvetana Kjoseva Lazarova - Deputy Director of the National Museum of History, Sofia, Bulgaria; Iurie Levcic - Director of the Arts Centre in Bucovina for Conservation and Promotion of Traditional Romanian Culture, Ukraine.
Among the Romanian specialists attending the conference: Phd. Virgil Niţulescu - president of the National Romanian Committee ICOM and general director of the Romanian Peasant Museum , prof. Ion Bulei - director of the Poltical Sciences and International Relations Institute, prof. Ioan Opriş - Valahia University , Târgovişte, prof. arh. Sorin Vasilescu - Architecture University „Ion Mincu“, dr. Ernest Oberländer Târnoveanu - general director of the National Museum of History, Romania, PhD Cristian Scăiceanu - deputy director Philately National Museum, PhD Lia Voicu - general director of the History and Archaeology Museum, Prahova, dr. Ligia Fulga - director of the Etnography Museum, Braşov, PhD Florin Rogneanu - director of the Arts Museum, Craiova, PhD Dan Jumară - general director of the Romanian Literature Museum, Iaşi etc., next to museographers and restorers of various Romanian museums.
The Cotroceni National Museum is for the third consecutive year partner of the third edition of the project Metamorphoses, initiated in 2009 by UNESCO in collaboration with the Romanian Feseration of Associations, Clubs and Centers for UNESCO through Alumnus Club, the Romanian government - Department for Interethnic Relations, the National Romanian Comussion for UNESCO, the National Romanian Comission for UNESCO, happening between the 17th and the 20th of May. The young participans (plastic artists, musicians, scenographers, directors, photographers, art historians and theoreticians, museologists, teachers, journalists) from Turkey, Romania, Greece, France, Serbia, Ukraine, the Russian Federation, Moldova will meet in Bucharest for workshops and roundtables centered on European identity, focusing on the European city in the context of multiculturalism. On the 29th of May the participants shall present at the Cotroceni National Museum the results of the visual research.
The end of the conference will be a one day trip offered to all participants at Horezu and Polovragi monasteries, emblems of Romanian culture.
Main partner: Apa Nova.
Partners: Konica Minolta, Ella Traveland.
The panels of the conference will tackle different aspects of museum culture: expressing European identity in museums, museums of history and art: mission, objectives, strategies; programs and cultural projects in the management of politics and cultural management in the current economic context, new tendencies in restoration - conservation.
Attending the conference will be directors of museums in the country and abroad, specialists of museums and cultural institutions, UNESCO representatives. By organizing this international conference, the Cotroceni National Museum aims at reflecting the main aspects of a contemporary museum, the impressive cultural diversity and the multiplicity of alternative offers, that any European museum should tackle, encouraging the exchange of ideas between museums in Romania and abroad.
Our guests from abroad are well known specialists in the field: dr. Jean Pierre Titz - Head of History Education Division, The Council of Europe; dr. Ana Dumitrescu - international representative of UNESCO for culture, since 1991; prof. dr. Francis Conte - Director of the Master CIMER Sorbonne University, Franta; Ulrike Renate Kretzschmar - Head of the History Department, the History Museum, Berlin, Germania; Maria Serlupi Crescenzi - Office for Educational Activities Vatican Museum, dr. Lionel Vinour - President of FRACCU (The European Federation of UNESCO Associations, Centres and Clubs) dr. Korytin Nikita - Director of the Ekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts, Rusia; dr. Svetla Tsaneva-Dimitrova - Head of the Central Laboratory for Conservation and Restauration, National Museum of History, Sofia, Bulgaria, dr. Mila Popovic-Zivancevic - director of Central Institute for Conservation, Belgrad, Serbia; prof. dr. Tzvetana Kjoseva Lazarova - Deputy Director of the National Museum of History, Sofia, Bulgaria; Iurie Levcic - Director of the Arts Centre in Bucovina for Conservation and Promotion of Traditional Romanian Culture, Ukraine.
Among the Romanian specialists attending the conference: Phd. Virgil Niţulescu - president of the National Romanian Committee ICOM and general director of the Romanian Peasant Museum , prof. Ion Bulei - director of the Poltical Sciences and International Relations Institute, prof. Ioan Opriş - Valahia University , Târgovişte, prof. arh. Sorin Vasilescu - Architecture University „Ion Mincu“, dr. Ernest Oberländer Târnoveanu - general director of the National Museum of History, Romania, PhD Cristian Scăiceanu - deputy director Philately National Museum, PhD Lia Voicu - general director of the History and Archaeology Museum, Prahova, dr. Ligia Fulga - director of the Etnography Museum, Braşov, PhD Florin Rogneanu - director of the Arts Museum, Craiova, PhD Dan Jumară - general director of the Romanian Literature Museum, Iaşi etc., next to museographers and restorers of various Romanian museums.
The Cotroceni National Museum is for the third consecutive year partner of the third edition of the project Metamorphoses, initiated in 2009 by UNESCO in collaboration with the Romanian Feseration of Associations, Clubs and Centers for UNESCO through Alumnus Club, the Romanian government - Department for Interethnic Relations, the National Romanian Comussion for UNESCO, the National Romanian Comission for UNESCO, happening between the 17th and the 20th of May. The young participans (plastic artists, musicians, scenographers, directors, photographers, art historians and theoreticians, museologists, teachers, journalists) from Turkey, Romania, Greece, France, Serbia, Ukraine, the Russian Federation, Moldova will meet in Bucharest for workshops and roundtables centered on European identity, focusing on the European city in the context of multiculturalism. On the 29th of May the participants shall present at the Cotroceni National Museum the results of the visual research.
The end of the conference will be a one day trip offered to all participants at Horezu and Polovragi monasteries, emblems of Romanian culture.
Main partner: Apa Nova.
Partners: Konica Minolta, Ella Traveland.
Adina Renţea, Director of the Cotroceni National Museum and PhD Jean Pierre Titz, Head of History Education Division, Council of Europe
PhD Lionel Vinour, President of the European Federation of UNESCO Clubs
Daniela Popescu, President of the Romanian Federation of UNESCO Clubs
PhD Florin Rogneanu, Director of the Art Museum Craiova, Romania and
Olesea Gîrlea, Researcher, Institute of Philology Chişinău, Republic of Moldova
PhD Virgil Niţulescu, Director of the Romanian Peasant Museum,
President of Romanian National Council ICOM, Romania
Olesea Gîrlea, Researcher,
Institute of Philology Chişinău, Republic of Moldova
Aurica Ichim, Head of the Conservation Department,
Union Museum, Iaşi, Romania
PhD Marian Constantin, Head of the Memorial Department,
Bucharest Museum and PhD Ştefania Ciubotaru, Museography Specialist,
Cotroceni National Museum, Bucharest, Romania
PhD Mădălina Niţelea, Museography Specialist,
Cotroceni National Museum, Bucharest, Romania
PhD Ernest Oberländer-Târnoveanu, Director,
National History Museum of Romania, Bucharest, Romania
Prof. PhD Tzvetana Kjoseva Lazarova, Director,
National Museum of History, Sofia, Bulgaria
Prof. PhD Ioan Opriş, „Valahia“ University, Târgovişte, Romania and
PhD Korytin Nikita, Director of the Ekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts, Rusia
Maria Serlupi Crescenzi, Educational Activities Office,
The Vatican Museum, Vatican
Ulrike Renate Kretzschmar, Director of the German Historical Museum, Berlin, Germany, Adina Renţea, Director of the Cotroceni National Museum, Bucharest, Romania, PhD Lionel Vinour, President of the European Federation of UNESCO Clubs
PhD Cristian Scăiceanu,
Deputy Director Philatelic National Museum, Bucharest, Romania
PhD Shaobo Tang, The Education and Service to Children from Museums, taking the Three Gorges Museum of China, Chongqing, China
Daniela Voitescu, Head of Public Relations Department,
Peleş National Museum, Sinaia, Romania
PhD Mariana Lazăr, Historian,
Cotroceni National Museum, Bucharest, Romania
PhD Korytin Nikita,
Director of the Ekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts, Rusia
PhD Lia Voicu, Director,
History and Archeology Museum, Ploiesti, Romānia
Cotroceni National Museum degrees awarded to 20 years of existence
PhD Dan Jumară, Director,
The Romanian Literature Museum, Iaşi, Romania
Iurie Levcic, Director of the Bucovina Art Center Preservation and Promotion of Traditional Romanian Culture, Ukraine
Adina Renţea,
Director of the Cotroceni National Museum, Bucharest, Romania
Adina Renţea, Director of the Cotroceni National Museum, Bucharest, Romania
and Ana Dumitrescu, UNESCO, Paris, France
Protos Mihail, Abbot of the Comana Monastery,
Giurgiu County, Romania
PhD Ştefania Ciubotaru, Museography Specialist, Cotroceni National Museum, Bucharest, Romania and Aurica Ichim, Head of the Conservation Department,
Union Museum, Iaşi, Romania
PhD Mihail Ipate, Head of the Public Relations Department,
Cotroceni National Museum, Bucharest, Romania
Ana Dumitrescu, UNESCO, Paris, France, Adina Renţea,
Director of the Cotroceni National Museum, Bucharest, Romania and PhD Lionel Vinour, President of the European Federation of UNESCO Clubs
Prof. PhD Sorin Vasilescu, architect, University of Architecture and
Urbanism „Ion Mincu“, Bucharest, Romania
PhD Mila Popovic-Zivancevic, Director,
Central Institute for Conservation, Belgrad, Serbia
PhD ing. Corneliu Ponta, Director
of the IRASM Radiation Technology Center, Bucharest, Romania
Zvetla Tsaneva-Dimitrova, Head of the Central Laboratory for Conservation and Restoration, National Museum of History, Sofia, Bulgaria
Anca Dinică, Restorer, National University
of Arts, Bucharest, Romania
PhD ing. Roxana Rădvan, Head Centre of Excellence for Restoration Techniques Optoelectronics, National Research and Development Institute for Optoelectronics, Bucharest, Romania
PhD Gheorghe Niculescu, Head of the Restoration Department,
National History Museum of Romania, Bucharest, Romania
Luminiţa Paul, Conservative Expert,
Museuml of Art Timişoara, Romania
Elena Martin, Mural Painting Restoration Specialist,
National University of Arts, Bucharest, Romania
Gina Baranovschi, Mural Painting Restoration Specialist,
National University of Arts, Bucharest, Romania
Ligia Ispas, Head of the Departmentof Conservation and Restoration and Rodica Mureşan, Painting Restoration, Cotroceni National Museum, Bucharesti, Romania
Concert held in honor Guests,
of Medieval and Traditional Music Group „Truverii“
Hurezi monastery church, founded by Prince Constantin Brâncoveanu,
Vâlcea County, Romania
Participants in the conference,
held in monasteries documentary trip Hurezi and Polovragi
Polovragi monastery church, founded by Prince Constantin Brâncoveanu,
Vâlcea County, Romania