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By SEAMEO SPAFA with BACC<\/p>\n
\nHeritage places such as historic buildings, religious structures, historical quarters, townscapes, and world heritage cities have been featured in recent Biennales. Such heritage entities have not only served as sources of inspiration for artists but have also become integral components of their artistic creations. These heritage-related artworks can be a powerful tool in increasing public awareness about the value and significance of heritage and enhancing the appreciation and understanding of heritage conservation and management. They represent a means to introduce and effectively disseminate local or national heritage narratives to a broader global audience. However, considering artworks within a heritage context generates various concerns that need to be addressed. By facilitating dialogue and knowledge exchange, the seminar seeks to enhance understanding in preserving and promoting shared cultural heritage.<\/p>\n
The primary objective is to prevent any adverse impacts on heritage resulting from art activities while encouraging relevant professionals to promote heritage values through their artistic works. By facilitating dialogue and knowledge exchange, the seminar seeks to enhance understanding in the preservation and promotion of shared cultural heritage. In partnering with Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, SEAMEO Regional Centre for Archaeology and Fine Arts will organise a 2-day activity consisting of a seminar, workshop, and exhibition on contemporary arts featuring heritage resources. The main beneficiaries are curators, artists, artisans, scholars, and students. The seminar comprising three sessions will focus on the following issues.<\/p>\n