Building the Future through Cultural Heritage
Session
Integrated Design
Description
The objective of this paper is to explore promoting cultural heritage values and incorporating them in contemporary times. It will focus on raising awareness on the importance of cultural heritage values and preservation of the inherent cultural identity through preservation of antiquity, such as stone towers, silver handicrafts, decorative rugs, and loom work. It will discuss how community Museums as centers for knowledge on culture, also includes interface between the youth, cultural resource persons and heritage experts to broaden the scope of traditional knowledge and skills. The heritage school clubs bring together students of diverse ethnic backgrounds who share a common interest in promoting and preserving cultural heritage. This may be in the form of sharing experiences about their cultural backgrounds, learning about heritage in general, carrying out activities to preserve cultural heritage, promoting and expressing their cultural identity and appreciating other peoples’ cultures. The schools receive support in the form of training, teachers’ toolkits, maps of heritage sites in the country and other learning aids. The heritage club members receive “Heritage Passports,” heritage inscribed pens, caps, t-shirts, bracelets and other motivational materials.
Keywords:
cultural heritage, museums, handicrafts, fashion, loom work, product design
Session Chair
Ajhan Bajmaku, Artrit Bytyçi
Proceedings Editor
Edmond Hajrizi
ISBN
978-9951-550-19-2
Location
Pristina, Kosovo
Start Date
26-10-2019 1:30 PM
End Date
26-10-2019 3:00 PM
DOI
10.33107/ubt-ic.2019.09
Recommended Citation
Rizvanolli, Ardita, "Building the Future through Cultural Heritage" (2019). UBT International Conference. 9.
https://knowledgecenter.ubt-uni.net/conference/2019/events/9
Building the Future through Cultural Heritage
Pristina, Kosovo
The objective of this paper is to explore promoting cultural heritage values and incorporating them in contemporary times. It will focus on raising awareness on the importance of cultural heritage values and preservation of the inherent cultural identity through preservation of antiquity, such as stone towers, silver handicrafts, decorative rugs, and loom work. It will discuss how community Museums as centers for knowledge on culture, also includes interface between the youth, cultural resource persons and heritage experts to broaden the scope of traditional knowledge and skills. The heritage school clubs bring together students of diverse ethnic backgrounds who share a common interest in promoting and preserving cultural heritage. This may be in the form of sharing experiences about their cultural backgrounds, learning about heritage in general, carrying out activities to preserve cultural heritage, promoting and expressing their cultural identity and appreciating other peoples’ cultures. The schools receive support in the form of training, teachers’ toolkits, maps of heritage sites in the country and other learning aids. The heritage club members receive “Heritage Passports,” heritage inscribed pens, caps, t-shirts, bracelets and other motivational materials.