The "Light in the Museum and Heritage Care" Symposium is an event established in 2015 that takes place every three years. It seeks to engage all stakeholders who, across multiple disciplines, curate, interpret, expand, and share the narratives contained within museums and their relationship with light, fostering a commitment to the preservation of collective memory and cultural heritage.
The third edition of this symposium will address key themes such as "Museum Heritage: Theories and Practices," "Exhibition Spaces: Theories and Practices," and "Communication and Management in Museums in the Current Context," featuring international panelists and speakers such as Catherine Hawks, Mojtaba Navvab, Marina Gibbons, Juan Antonio Herráez, Mariana Di Giacomo, Stefan Michalski, Suzanne MacLeod, Julia Sybalsky, and Santiago Torres. The objective is to broaden the scope of reflection and debate regarding the realities of exhibiting heritage objects and their necessary preservation for the enjoyment of future generations.
