Results for: Cultural Heritage

The prestigious Turner Prize has unveiled its 2024 nominees, marking a groundbreaking moment with four artists nominated for the first time: Pio Abad, Claudette Johnson, Jasleen Kaur, and Delaine Le Bas. Marking the prize’s 40th anniversary, these exceptional artists showcase diverse artistic practices that explore cultural heritage, intimate portraits, family memory, and themes of nationhood and belonging.

The winner of the £25,000 top prize will be announced on December 3rd, 2024, at the Tate Britain in London, marking the return of the ceremony to its traditional home after six years. Before the announcement, artworks from the nominated artists will be showcased at the gallery for public viewing from September 25th, 2024, to February 16th, 2025.

Four spears taken by British naval lieutenant James Cook and his crew during their first encounter with Australia in 1770 have been returned to the Indigenous community after more than 250 years. The Gweagal spears represent the first point of contact between Europeans and Indigenous Australians and hold significant historical and cultural value. The repatriation marks a momentous occasion for the La Perouse Aboriginal Community, with the spears set to be permanently displayed at a new visitor center at Kurnell, Kamay.

The 2024 World Indigenous Tourism Summit (WITS) opened grandly in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, attracting over 600 participants from 27 countries and regions. The summit aims to implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and promote responsible tourism practices that protect cultural heritage and natural ecosystems while fostering economic benefits for Indigenous communities.

Sonora, Mexico, offers a captivating destination for those seeking a memorable getaway. With its stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and warm hospitality, Sonora provides an exceptional experience for travelers of all ages. Discover the vibrant cities, explore the breathtaking natural wonders, and immerse yourself in the authentic traditions of this captivating region.

At the closing ceremony of the Fashion Week of the 2024 China International Consumer Products Expo, ‘Rendezvous with Changjiang’ highlighted Changjiang’s natural beauty and cultural richness through a fashion show. Designers incorporated cultural elements into modern designs, showcasing the region’s unique heritage. The Expo provided a platform for international exchange and cooperation, with Changjiang collaborating for the third year to promote its culture. Changjiang’s provincial-level intangible cultural heritage, ‘cowhide stool,’ was also exhibited in France, garnering international attention.