Author Archives: HeritageForAll

By Mr. Mohamed Badry HeritageForAll Initiative – Global Collaborations Program Amer, M. (2019), Egyptian Rural Practices: Living Heritage and Musealization. In ICOMOS Advisory Committee Scientific Symposium “Rural Heritage – Landscapes and Beyond”. Marrakech: ICOMOS Morocco. [DOI:10.7275/9yw4-0q19] Abstract Museum is a great place to safeguard and educate our folklife. As a cultural entity, it contributes pedagogicallyContinue reading “Social Practices, Traditional Culture and Museums: an Educational Perspective”

HeritageForAll – Global Collaborations Program (2018) By Ms. Shaimaa Matar (shaimaa_matar@yahoo.com) She is a student of a master of art in Museum Studies, Faculty of Tourism and Hotel Management, Helwan University. She has an extensive background as a museum curator in museological issues. She has participated various activities through her experience at the Egyptian governmentalContinue reading “Ramadan and Qarqayan: Between Gulf and Egyptian Heritage”

HeritageForAll – Global Collaborations Program (2018) An interview with Mr. Olaf Stüber, Art Dealer, Curator, Publisher and Lecturer By Ms. Evgeniya Kartashova (janekartashova@gmail.com) She has a bachelor in journalism. Then, she has worked for two years in Institute of Russian Realist Art in Moscow as a PR specialist. Also, She was an intern in GARAGEContinue reading “How to Promote Video Art with No Money: Cultural Heritage NGOs of Berlin”

HeritageForAll – Global Collaborations Program (2018) By Ms. Evgeniya Kartashova (janekartashova@gmail.com) She has a bachelor in journalism. Then, she has worked for two years in Institute of Russian Realist Art in Moscow as a PR specialist. Also, She was an intern in GARAGE museum and volunteered in GULAG Museum in Moscow. At the moment, sheContinue reading “Coloring outside the Lines: Hip-hop Takes Heritage off its High Horse”

HeritageForAll – Global Collaborations Program (2018) by Ms. Ana Fernanda Facio Muñoz (afaciomunoz@gmail.com) She is a museum educator in Mexico. She has a high passion to work in the educational field. She was a volunteer for five years in the art museum where she currently works at. She is in charge of the development ofContinue reading “Contemporary Pedagogies and the Importance of Cultural Heritage”

HeritageForAll – Global Collaborations Program (2017) By Ms. Shaimaa Matar (shaimaa_matar@yahoo.com) She is a student of a master of art in Museum Studies, Faculty of Tourism and Hotel Management, Helwan University. She has an extensive background as a museum curator in museological issues. She has participated various activities through her experience at the Egyptian governmentalContinue reading “Museum Solves the Social Problems: a Case Study on Museum of Broken Relationships”

HeritageForAll – Global Collaborations Program (2017) By Mr. David NKUSI (nkusidavid@rocketmail.com) Mr. David is from Rwanda. He is working as a heritage site manager at Institute of National Museums of Rwanda/INMR. He has M.A. in Heritage Management as well as holding a bachelor in Philosophy and History. He has an extensive experience about six yearsContinue reading “BEYOND WILDLIFE: the Presentation of National Heritage Assets as Tourism Packages in Rwanda”

HeritageForAll – Global Collaborations Program (2017) By Ms. Noha Abbas Hamed (noha.hamed51@yahoo.com) Ms. Noha has a bachelor in guidance studies from a faculty of tourism and hotel management, Helwan University. Now, she is M.A. candidate at the Helwan Uni. program in Heritage Conservation and Site Management. Abstract Heritage interpretation enhances the visitor’s experience. It alsoContinue reading “Ibn Tulun Mosque between Cultural Significance and Syncretism of Beliefs”

HeritageForAll – Global Collaboration Program (2017) By Gabriela Corrêa Senna (g.senna@hotmail.com) Gabriela is Brazilian one. She is an undergraduate student in Architecture and Urban Planning at Pitagoras Faculty in Uberlandia, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Abstract The Pilot Plan touched the ground in the exact center of Brazil. For political reasons, the idea has been shifted theContinue reading “Brasília – How a Constructed Capital Changed a Whole Country’s Heritage”