ART AND SUSTAINABLE TOURISM AGAINST DEPOPULATION
A village that links art and tourism to fight against depopulation. Do you know Genalguacil Pueblo Museo?
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A village that links art and tourism to fight against depopulation. Do you know Genalguacil Pueblo Museo?
In the vast tapestry of human history, archaeological conservation plays a crucial role in the preservation of our cultural heritage. A fascinating example can be found in the Silk Roads…
Will you join us to see what archaeological research work is like? We travel to Pakistan with Carolina Jiménez, to see first-hand the work on an archaeological site.
From the seven wonders of the world, such as Machu Picchu or the Taj Mahal, to the countless intangible wonders around the world, such as the “xoè” dance of the Thai people in Vietnam or Arabic calligraphy, cultural heritage fascinates us wherever we go. The restoration of cultural artefacts, a very important part of conservation, is not only necessary, but also fascinating. To find out more about this laborious work, I spoke to Giorgia Cipollone, an Italian artist and art conservator based in London.
Last day I told you about photographic methods that use organic elements such as leaves and flowers to create photographs, and today I am going to talk about this relationship within pictorial art. Artists have many ways to make their art contribute to a more responsible use of natural resources, reduce its environmental impact (especially …
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Are you familiar with photography made with flowers (Anthotype) or developed with coffee? Discover little-known ecological and experimental processes. This article includes an interview with the founder of The Alternative Processes Academy online photography school, Chiara Salvi, and a discount code to enrol.
When it comes to talking about cultural heritage and tourism, what better place than Egypt. I travelled to this country of millenary tradition with the intention of approaching its culture from a new perspective: slow travel and art. Want to see what I’ve found?