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  1. Heritage beyond tourism

    Sawahlunto (Indonesia) was built as a facility for a mining company, now it is an attractive destination for tourists. This ...

    Publication | 11-10-2023

  2. Call for Applications - training Sharing Stories on Contested Histories 2023

    Young heritage professionals and academics from the Netherlands and the 24 partner countries of the International Heritage ...

    Letter | 16-05-2023

  3. Consolidation of Paint and Ground | Paintings Conservation

    Consolidation of Paint and Ground is one of six brochures created for professional conservators of easel paintings

    Publication | 11-04-2023

  4. Varnishing and Inpainting/Retouching | Paintings Conservation

    Varnishing and Inpainting/Retouching is one of six brochures created for professional conservators of easel paintings

    Publication | 12-12-2022

  5. Dirt and Dirt Removal | Paintings Conservation

    Dirt and Dirt Removal is the first of six brochures created for conservators of canvas and panel paintings

    Publication | 21-07-2022

  6. Varnish Removal | Paintings Conservation

    Varnish Removal is the second of six brochures created for conservators of canvas and panel paintings

    Publication | 21-07-2022

  7. A resilient future for the Vistula Delta landscape

    Marcel Andrzejczak researched the historical connection between the Vistula Delta landscape and the Netherlands as well as the ...

    Report | 09-06-2022

  8. Call training Sharing Stories on Contested Histories

    call for applicants training Sharing Stories on Contested Histories 2022

    Letter | 03-05-2022

  9. Historic Urban Landscape (HUL) Quick Scan Method - Handbook for Indonesian University Lecturers

    The HUL Quick Scan Method is a practical, participatory tool that embraces the principles of the Historic Urban Landscape (HUL) ...

    Publication | 16-12-2021

  10. Articles on Jakarta and Reuse (My Liveable City, vol. 7, issue 2)

    These articles explain more about the creation of Jakarta’s M-Bloc and how the Dutch deal with heritage.

    Media article | 22-08-2021

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