Between August 27 and 29, the II Conference of the Central and Eastern European Chapter (CEE Chapter) of the Association of Critical Heritage Studies (ACHS) took place at the University of Warsaw’s beautiful premises. It was organised by the Faculty of Political Sciences and led by members of the Unesco Chair for Intangible Cultural Heritage,…
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The AlpTextyles Final Event in Lyon on October 21, 2025, titled Following the Thread: Perspectives on Circularity, Heritage and Tourism in Alpine Textiles, marked the culmination of a three-year effort dedicated to safeguarding and revitalising the textile heritage of the Alpine region across six countries. Organised within the Interreg Alpine Space Programme and realised under…
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The conference in Marseille, dedicated primarily to the material culture of the Balkans, also featured a strong focus on heritage-related themes. One of the highlights was the panel Museums in the Balkans since the 1990s: The Invisible, the Silent and the Loss, where researchers discussed museum representations of violent conflicts that, by overlooking or only…
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Interdisciplinary Workshop for PhD Students and Early Career Researchers In what ways do contemporary and past political projects mobilize emotions and affect? How do emotions become part of cultural policy and anchors for diverse social identifications? What do analyses of emotionality from a historical perspective tell us about the social constuction of emotions, and how…
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On Thursday, 26 June 2025, Špela Ledinek Lozej, together with the author Miha Peče and Saša Roškar, took part in a discussion about the film In Laz. The ethnographic film shows life on the Laz mountain pasture during the 2013 grazing season. The event was part of the conference Fragile Environments in a Digital Age:…
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Between June 10 and 13, 2025, the Institute of Ethnomusicology organised an international conference entitled Ours, Yours, Theirs, No One’s? The Heritage of Multicultural Areas. The conference aimed to shed light on the role and understanding of heritage and heritagisation processes in border areas, where different cultures and languages have traditionally come into contact, and…
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The Riječki filološki dani Symposium has been held in Rijeka (Croatia) since 1994. This year, the 14th meeting in April 2025, Tjaša Jakop was also present. In the Transgression in Philology section, she presented a paper entitled Obravnava izbranih tabuiziranih pomenov v slovenskem jezikoslovju (Overview of selected taboo meanings in Slovenian linguistics), together with a…
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The thematic issue “Heritage on the Margins? Central and Eastern European Perspectives”, published in the scientific journal Traditiones 54/1 and edited by Špela Ledinek Lozej and Nataša Rogelja Caf, reflects heritage-making processes in the Central and Eastern European context. It links discussions of our multidisciplinary research program on heritage-making processes with case studies presented at…
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Two-day symposium held in Maastricht, Netherlands from 20-21 March 2025 explored material developments and new paradigms in the creation, preservation, and conservation in arts and heritage. Regenerate! was organized by the Jan van Eyck Academie and Maastricht University in celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Maastricht Centre for Arts and Culture, Conservation and Heritage (MACCH)…
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Symposium on the 110th birthday of Anton Vratuša, organised by the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts in cooperation with the Dr. Šiftar Foundation, took place from 19 to 20 February 2025 in Ljubljana and Murska Sobota. On the first day, important speakers and lecturers gathered in the SAZU hall: from the first President of…
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