Zdjęcie z konferencji Museums and Their Publics at Sites of Conflicted History.
fot. Muzeum Historii Żydów Polskich

RECORDINGS OF THE CONFERENCE

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DAY 1

  1. Opening
  2. Keynote 1: John H. Falk, The Museum’s Agenda for Visitors and the Public’s Agenda for Visiting Museums: Are They the Same?
  3. Art Museum and Politics of History
  4. Ethics and Education
  5. Symbolic Power and Majority Domination
  6. Emotions and Experience
  7. Keynote 2: Sławomir Kapralski, Museum and Mnemonic Security in Central/Eastern Europe: Mediating Difficult Past

DAY 2

  1. Postcolonialism The Voice of the Indigenous
  2. Studying Museum Visitors I
  3. Silent Pasts and Stories
  4. Studying Museum Visitors II
  5. Jewish History–European Past and Present
  6. Memory Community and Participation
  7. Curating Diversity
  8. Keynote 3: Eyal Naveh, History Education in a Post-Conflict Area vs History Education in an in-Conflict Area:The Challenges of Multi-Narrative Approaches

DAY 3

  1. Keynote 4: Nélia Dias, The Search for a Cultural Crossroad in a Diverse City: The MuCEM in Marseille
  2. Museums and Art for Critical Change
  3. Curating / Exhibiting Violence
  4. National Narratives Writing Disrupting Transgressing (I)
  5. Seeking Dialogue and Reconciliation
  6. National Narratives: Writing, Disrupting, Transgressing (II)
  7. Nostalgia
  8. Closing Roundtable: Difficult Knowledge in Public – Thinking through the Museum