The main conference will be held from Tuesday 17 November through Thursday 19 November. Pre-conference workshops will take place on Monday 16 November, and a cultural programme will be organised on Friday 20 November.
Pre-conference workshops
Sunday 15 November
Satellite Working Day Session on the Translatation of CIDOC CRM and Multilingualism in Documentation: Challenges and Issues hosted by the House of European History.
Monday 16 November
- An introduction to the CIDOC CRM (12:30 - 17:00)
- AI in Museums Task Force (9:30 - 12:00)
- Inclusive Documentation: The Definition and Practices (9:30 - 17:00)
- An Introduction and Demonstration of the CIDOC Training Association (9:30 - 17:00)
Pre-conference workshops are free to attend for conference attendees, but registration is required. Complete the registration form to reserve your place.
Spaces are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Main conference
We are pleased to announce the keynote Documenting Dispersed Heritage: Digital Benin, Edo Knowledge and New Approaches to Museum Documentation by Dr. Anne Luther and Eiloghosa Oghogho Obobaifo.
The main conference programme is currently being finalised. A list of confirmed papers, panels, lightning talks and posters is available on the Confirmed Sessions page. Additional sessions and abstracts will be added over the coming days as confirmations are received, and the full conference schedule will be published shortly.
Cultural programme
Friday 20 November
Guided visits and behind-the-scenes to:
- Royal Museum for Central Africa
- Royal Museums of Art and History
- Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage
- Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences
- Royal Library of Belgium
- Musical Instruments Museum
- State Archives of Belgium
- House of European History
Detailed schedule and registration form to follow.