ICOM-ICOMAM 2022 ANNUAL MEETING

PRAGUE, CZECH

20-28 August 2022

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Program for the ICOMAM sessions at the Prague Conference.

Monday 22 August 2022 (Block A, in person only)

• Sheron Chen (Singapore) – The Singapore Discovery Centre: engaging Singaporeans in Total Defence – 25 years and beyond.
• Arthur van Rossum (Belgium) – Modern testing of historical fire arms: a collaboration
  between the War Heritage Institute and The Royal Military Academy
• Parvin Gozalov (Azerbaijan) – The Museum as a keeper of war History 18th -19th century: on the example of materials from the museums of Azerbaijan, Turkey and Russia
• Elena Elts/Varvara Danilevskaya (Russian Federation) – A virtual exhibition as a method of shaping the international museum network based on the theme of the Arctic Convoys in turbulent times.

(Note: Vladimir Solomonov cannot participate because of the submission for
remote participation)

• Christoph Hatchek (Austria) – Wars belong in the museum
• Saskia van de Voorde (Belgium, ICOMAM Grantee) The textile core collections of the War Heritage Institute.

Tuesday 23 August 2022 (Block B, in person only)

• Michal Dziewulski (Poland) – Power of the museums and traditions. And how it gone all wrong in Poland
• Mojtaba Ebadifath (Islamic Rep. of Iran) – The power of military museums in preserving oral histories of wars
• Dominique Prévost (France) – The digital approaches of the Musée de l’Armée
• Carlos Monta Raposo (Portugal) – Museums power and change – an approach
• Lauri Haavisto (Finland) – This needs to be removed
• [CANCELLED] Roshana Saadati (Islamic Rep. of Iran) – Investigating the capacities of museum exhibitions in changing the audience’s view of controversial issues

Tuesday 23 August 2022 (Block C, Hybrid, joint session with DRMC)

• Chang-hun Yang (Rep. of Korea) – Protecting cultural property in the possible armed conflicts on the Korean Peninsula: efforts of the War Memorial of Korea (remote)
• Augusto Conte de los Ríos (Spain) – The dissemination of naval heritage of the Spanish Navy the V Centenary of first expeditions that circumnavigate the world and the conflict in Ukraine
  (remote)

Ukrainian speakers: Olha Honchar, director museum Territory of Terror, Lviv; Olesia Milovanova, director of Local Lore museum in Lugansk region

• Ms Cori Wegener, Director, Smithsonian Cultural Rescue Initiative (US) – Museum Support to 1954 Hague Convention Training: the Smithsonian and the U.S. Army Monuments Officer
  Training Program
• Ms. Manana Tevzadze (Georgia) – Regional museum’s peacetime preparations for an armed conflict: Case Study from Gori, Georgia
• Ms. Shirin Melikova(Azerbaijan) – The Destruction of Cultural and Historical Sites and Museums in Times of War and Military Conflicts on the Example of Karabakh