Crash Course in the interpretation of heritage🖋️
NO MORE bored visitors, empty sites, wasted potential. Let us train young people to turn silent heritage into a thrilling experience. Funded by the EU Project TOURBiNE, the Crash Course is unfolding opportunities for the youth not in employment or in education.
The Love Letter, Johannes Vermeer, c. 1669 - c. 1670
Whatever love means...
Food for thought:
Whatever Jan Vermeer might have thought, when he painted this artwork, it would not be adverse to check on King Charles III' famous sentence “whatever loves mean". Your opinion counts!
Herakleion Museum Crete
Many visitors stay stunned in front of these Minoans cups but not because they look modern or because they are so old. It is because one of them, is utterly political. Which one is this?
Food for thought: How are people dealing with symbols and what is value of symbols in culture?
The Crown
No, it is not NETFLIX, and the crown belongs to the medieval emperor Frederick II Hohenstaufen. The thing is: you can touch this crown !
You can even explore the secrets inside it.
Food for thought: How come, that a museum inspires visitors with tactile experiences? Usually the opposite is the case.
Check the creator's page and find out.
