Hrvatski nacionalni komitet ICOM-a u suradnji sa Adriamuse (www.adriamuse.org)  poziva Vas na predavanje
‘Collecting the 21st Century – A Welsh Perspective’
koje će održati Owain Rhys, kustos Contemporary Life at St Fagans: National History Museum iz Cardiffa, Wales. Nakon predavanja održat će se radionica  ‘What would you collect? Today’s objects for future generations’
Predavanje i radionica će se održati u četvrtak, 9. svibnja 2013. godine u Puli u prostoru Županijske komore, Carrarina 5  u 12:00 sati.

Projekt AdriaMuse prekogranični je projekt nastao na temelju Programa jadranske prekogranične suradnje IPA Adriatic 2007. – 2013., koji je sufinanciran sredstvima Europske unije u sveukupnom iznosu od 1,8 milijuna Eura. U projekt je uključeno jedanaest partnera iz pet država s obje strane Jadranskog mora. Uz Provinciju Rimini, koja je vodeći partner, sudjeluju: Institut za umjetničku, kulturnu i prirodnu baštinu Regije Emilia-Romagna, Regija Veneto, Sveučilište u Veneciji – IUAV, Provincija Pesaro i Urbino, Provincija Campobasso, Skupa (Italija), Narodni muzej Crne Gore (Crna Gora), Općina Skadar (Albanija), Zeničko-dobojski kanton (Bosna i Hercegovina) i Istarska županija (Hrvatska).
Izlaganje i radionica će biti na engleskom jeziku, bez prijevoda.

U nastavku se nalazi kratki CV predavača.

Owain Rhys is Curator of Contemporary Life at St Fagans: National History Museum, one of seven Amgueddfa Cymru-National Museum Wales sites. He graduated in Archaeology in 1999, and recently completed an MA with the School of Museum Studies, Leicester University. His book, Contemporary Collecting: Theory and Practice is based on the dissertation for that course. He is currently co-editing a collection of essays on the same topic. He is a member of Contemporary Collecting Wales, a group of curators interested in developing and administering a post-1950 distributed National Collection for Wales. Recent projects include an exhibition about Welsh pop music, displays about graffiti artists and LGBT life in Wales, a survey and recording of Italian immigrants in Wales, an exhibtion on the Animation industry in Wales, and the Refugee House, a gallery installation populated with refugees and asylum seekers. Originally from Llandwrog, North Wales, he now lives in Cardiff with his wife, Lleucu, and two children, Gruffudd and Dyddgu