The activity, which is organized by the Advisory Council for Heritage Protection, will take place on October 5th from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Provincial Civic Center (EX Barraca Americana) and will be led by the Bachelor in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Assets, María del Pilar Piana.
With the aim of promoting elementary concepts regarding the conservation of cultural assets, the conference “Thinking, Feeling, Disseminating, and Preserving Heritage in Concordia. Introduction to the Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Assets” will be held.
The workshop is organized by the Advisory Council for Heritage Protection (CAPP) and will take place on October 5th from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Provincial Civic Center (EX Barraca Americana) and will be led by the Bachelor in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Assets, María del Pilar Piana.
The activity was declared of Educational Interest by the Departmental Directorate of Schools, is sponsored by the National Technological University, and was also declared of Cultural Interest by the Deliberative Council of Concordia.
In this regard, the conference will be held in the morning with no attendance restrictions, although prior registration will be requested. In the afternoon, the activity will continue in the hall of the Spanish Association of Mutual Aid, located at 635 Hipólito Yrigoyen, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Likewise, it is informed that, for the workshop, attendees must bring their own materials, with a maximum capacity of 30 people.
For more information, visit the social media channels of the Advisory Council for Heritage Protection of Concordia, and to register for the workshop, access the following form: https://forms.gle/
ABOUT THE ADVISORY COUNCIL
The Advisory Council for Heritage Protection (CAPP) was formally established on September 21, 2000, by Decree No. 287/2000, published on 11/09/2000 in the Official Gazette. It should be clarified that its functions are solely to advise the Executive branch and that its members work Ad Honorem.
On the other hand, its objectives include: “Promoting courses, meetings, symposiums, congresses, and any event that contributes to or favors participation, training, and/or dissemination and awareness of the purposes of the current regulations within its area of competence.”
With the aim of promoting elementary concepts regarding the conservation of cultural assets, the conference “Thinking, Feeling, Disseminating, and Preserving Heritage in Concordia. Introduction to the Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Assets” will be held.
The workshop is organized by the Advisory Council for Heritage Protection (CAPP) and will take place on October 5th from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Provincial Civic Center (EX Barraca Americana) and will be led by the Bachelor in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Assets, María del Pilar Piana.
The activity was declared of Educational Interest by the Departmental Directorate of Schools, is sponsored by the National Technological University, and was also declared of Cultural Interest by the Deliberative Council of Concordia.
In this regard, the conference will be held in the morning with no attendance restrictions, although prior registration will be requested. In the afternoon, the activity will continue in the hall of the Spanish Association of Mutual Aid, located at 635 Hipólito Yrigoyen, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Likewise, it is informed that, for the workshop, attendees must bring their own materials, with a maximum capacity of 30 people.
For more information, visit the social media channels of the Advisory Council for Heritage Protection of Concordia, and to register for the workshop, access the following form: https://forms.gle/
ABOUT THE ADVISORY COUNCIL
The Advisory Council for Heritage Protection (CAPP) was formally established on September 21, 2000, by Decree No. 287/2000, published on 11/09/2000 in the Official Gazette. It should be clarified that its functions are solely to advise the Executive branch and that its members work Ad Honorem.
On the other hand, its objectives include: “Promoting courses, meetings, symposiums, congresses, and any event that contributes to or favors participation, training, and/or dissemination and awareness of the purposes of the current regulations within its area of competence.”