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International Conference on Art Conservation and Heritage Management

9th Nov – 10th Nov 2026 Edinburgh, UK Standard / Physical Participation

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SDG-Aligned Research Themes

International Conference on Art Conservation and Heritage Management conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

This track will explore innovative methodologies and technologies employed in the preservation of artworks. Discussions will focus on the effectiveness and sustainability of various conservation practices.

This session will examine the interplay between cultural heritage and identity formation in diverse communities. It aims to highlight how heritage practices contribute to the construction and negotiation of identity.

This track will investigate the role of visual culture in shaping contemporary artistic expressions and public perceptions. It will address how visual media influences art history and cultural narratives.

This session will analyze the evolving role of museums in the preservation and presentation of cultural heritage. It will consider the challenges and opportunities faced by museums in a globalized context.

This track will delve into the study of material culture and its implications for understanding historical and contemporary societies. Participants will discuss how artifacts reflect social values and cultural practices.

This session will explore the impact of globalization on art history and the dissemination of artistic practices. It will consider how global exchanges shape local art forms and heritage.

This track will focus on sustainable practices in heritage management and conservation. Discussions will address the balance between preservation and environmental responsibility.

This session will examine the role of policy in shaping art conservation practices and heritage management. It will highlight the importance of legal and institutional frameworks in protecting cultural assets.

This track will investigate the significance of archives in preserving cultural memory and historical narratives. It will discuss the challenges of archiving in the digital age and its implications for art history.

This session will address the ethical considerations and practices involved in the restoration of artworks. Participants will engage in discussions about authenticity, intervention, and the role of the conservator.

This track will explore the importance of community involvement in heritage conservation efforts. It will highlight case studies that demonstrate successful partnerships between communities and conservation professionals.