Na Zamku Książąt Pomorskich odbyło się seminarium w którym wzięło udział dwoje pracowników naszego Instytutu: prof. Anna Kapuścińska-Jawara oraz prof. Sławomir Iwasiów. Gośćmi byli badacze z muzeów w Kenii.
Dokładny program wydarzenia:
STUDY VISIT OF THE NATIONAL VISIT OF KENYA TO POLAND
Seminar on historical reenactment and inspirations drawn from traditional culture in the fine arts and popular culture, as well as international cooperation
Welcoming the guests
Igor Górewicz (Triglav Stronghold Warband), Historical reenactment as a way of experiencing and promoting history and culture. The example of the Triglaw Stronghold Warband (Szczecin, Poland)
Wojciech Celiński, Historical reenactment in the Centre of Slavs and Vikings (Wolin, Poland)
Joyce Kinyanjui (National Museums of Kenya, Nairobi, Echoes of the Past – a Historical Reenactment (Nairobi, Kenya)
Prof. Sławomir Iwasiów (University of Szczecin), Szczecin in the 1960s. The Poetics of a Port Town (Szczecin, Poland)
Prof. Anna Kapuścińska-Jawara (University of Szczecin), Design and Mythology of the Port of Szczecin. From Technical Tradition to Modern Pop-Culture Icon. Szczecin Port as a Total Exhibitionary Experience (Szczecin, Poland)
Fatma Twahir (National Museums of Kenya – Fort Jesus in Mombasa), Safeguarding Cultural Property (Mombasa, Kenya)
Discussion
