Good news! The 2018 National Exhibition Planning Training Course is starting in Nanchang, Jiangxi.
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2018-05-28
On May 28, the "2018 National Exhibition Planning Training Course" was launched in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, organized by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, co-organized by the China Cultural Relics Exchange Center and the Jiangxi Provincial Cultural Heritage Bureau, and assisted by the Nanchang August 1st Uprising Memorial Museum. Attendees at the opening ceremony included He Xiaolei, Director of the Museum and Social Cultural Relics Department (Science and Technology Department) of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, Zhao Gushan, Deputy Director of the China Cultural Relics Exchange Center, Xu Linlin, Inspector of the Jiangxi Provincial Department of Culture, Liu Changbing, Director of the Museum Department of the Jiangxi Provincial Department of Culture, and Wang Xiaoling, Director of the Nanchang August 1st Uprising Memorial Museum. Relevant directly affiliated units of the Ministry of Culture and the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, as well as cultural relics administrative departments and museums from various provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the central government were also present.
On May 28, the "2018 National Exhibition Planning Training Course" organized by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, co-organized by the China Cultural Relics Exchange Center and the Jiangxi Provincial Cultural Heritage Administration, and assisted by the Nanchang August 1st Uprising Memorial Museum, opened in Nanchang, Jiangxi. He Xiaolei, Director of the Museum and Social Cultural Relics Department (Science and Technology Department) of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, Zhao Gushan, Deputy Director of the China Cultural Relics Exchange Center, Xu Linlin, Inspector of the Jiangxi Provincial Department of Culture, Liu Changbing, Director of the Museum Department of the Jiangxi Provincial Department of Culture, and Wang Xiaoling, Director of the Nanchang August 1st Uprising Memorial Museum, attended the opening ceremony. More than 120 participants, including professionals engaged in exhibition planning from relevant directly affiliated units of the Ministry of Culture and the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, cultural relics administrative departments and museums from various provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities, as well as some exhibition planning leaders from museums in Jiangxi Province, participated in the training.
Cultural relics are the spiritual symbols of the Chinese nation and the symbols of national civilization. They are the "cultural ambassadors" for the dissemination and exchange of Chinese civilization. The exchange of cultural relics exhibitions is an immortal witness to the exchange and mutual learning between Chinese and foreign civilizations, and it serves as a bridge for the dissemination and development of Chinese civilization, showcasing the unique charm and distinctive elegance of Chinese culture, playing an increasingly important role in cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries. Exhibition planning is the main way for museums to provide social services, and it is the soul of museums. The training aims to help participants gain a deeper understanding of the work concepts and methods of exhibition planning, improve their curatorial capabilities and exhibition levels, and better fulfill the cultural dissemination functions of museums.
This training course invited six experts and scholars in the field of exhibitions to give lectures, including He Xiaolei, Director of the Museum and Social Cultural Relics Department (Science and Technology Department) of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, Lu Jiansong, Professor and Director of the Department of Cultural Relics and Museum Studies at Fudan University, Deng Minliang, Director of the Hong Kong Museum of Art, Qi Mei, Chief Researcher at the Capital Museum, Ye Rong, Director of the Jiangxi Provincial Museum, and Isabelle Godard, Project Director of the Cartier Contemporary Art Foundation. The course included exchanges of exhibition planning experiences, analysis of excellent exhibition case studies, collective study of exhibition outlines, and on-site research of exhibition displays, emphasizing the integration of curatorial theory and practical work. During the one-week training, participants will enhance their practical exhibition planning skills while also building a platform for exhibition exchanges, actively promoting the reasonable and moderate use of cultural relics and improving the exhibition levels of museums, allowing cultural relics to "come to life" and making the exhibition results benefit the general public.
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