Knowledge for collections : survey of all research done by the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands in Amsterdam between 2008-2012
TitelKnowledge for collections : survey of all research done by the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands in Amsterdam between 2008-2012
Verantwoordelijkheids-vermeldingtext: all researchers of the sector, Marie Baarspul (showcases) ; editing: Marie Baarspul, Hester Lensink, Tatja Scholte
English translation: Jennifer Barnett, Karen te Brake- Baldock (ed.) ; image editing: Birgit Reissland, Marie Baarspul
concept and design: studio Brandenburg & Kim de Groot ; development: Restruct sites & apps (Annemieke van der Hoek, Timo Klok)
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Plaats van uitgaveAmersfoort
Jaar van uitgave2013
Pagina'sOne website
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MateriaalDigitale publicatie
SamenvattingIn the period 2008-2012 the RCE Movable Heritage Knowledge Centre carried out research following the Movable Heritage Research Agenda.
Knowledge was compiled under five research programs on relevant topics relating to the concept of 'valuation'. This website collates all results and products from the Research Agenda 2008-2012. Many results have been presented by way of study days, symposia, workshops and publications such as specialist journals. The knowledge acquired is also deployed in consultancy and research on request.
By creating knowledge that is directly applicable in practice the RCE contributes to responsible and professional heritage care in the Netherlands and in addition functions as a bridge between science and practice. The acquisition of knowledge under the programs is therefore primarily focused on practical application and policy support. Hence this knowledge can increase and improve the self-reliance of heritage managers and owners who are primarily responsible for our heritage care.
The Research Agenda 2008-2012 provides an integrated approach to collection management. Each object in a collection is tangible while at the same time telling a story. The object derives its value from both tangible and intangible aspects. The valuation of the object in its context is central to the Research Agenda. All research topics are linked to the relationship between material, preservation, use, story and value. To this end, multidisciplinary teams of art and cultural historians, scientists and conservators are deployed under the programs.
Knowledge was compiled under five research programs on relevant topics relating to the concept of 'valuation'. This website collates all results and products from the Research Agenda 2008-2012. Many results have been presented by way of study days, symposia, workshops and publications such as specialist journals. The knowledge acquired is also deployed in consultancy and research on request.
By creating knowledge that is directly applicable in practice the RCE contributes to responsible and professional heritage care in the Netherlands and in addition functions as a bridge between science and practice. The acquisition of knowledge under the programs is therefore primarily focused on practical application and policy support. Hence this knowledge can increase and improve the self-reliance of heritage managers and owners who are primarily responsible for our heritage care.
The Research Agenda 2008-2012 provides an integrated approach to collection management. Each object in a collection is tangible while at the same time telling a story. The object derives its value from both tangible and intangible aspects. The valuation of the object in its context is central to the Research Agenda. All research topics are linked to the relationship between material, preservation, use, story and value. To this end, multidisciplinary teams of art and cultural historians, scientists and conservators are deployed under the programs.
AnnotatieTranslated from the Dutch: Kennis voor collecties. - RCE, 2013