TAG2019-UCL

This session will examine different types of knowledge, how they are produced, exchanged, used, interact with each other, but also how they are used to inform policy and decision-making in the heritage and museum sector. The papers will examine everyday or vernacular knowledge as well as epistemic knowledge; how different types of knowledge are represented and given a voice in heritage and museum organisations; and the mechanisms through which we do that (e.g. Responsible Research and Innovation, co-creation and other participatory approaches to developing knowledge).

Organisers: Theano Moussouri; UCL • Raffaella Cecilia; UCL • Ellen Pavey; UCL • Hana Morel; UCL

14:00 | Session organisers | Introduction

14:10 | Theano Moussouri, UCL; Hana Morel, UCL |

14:30 | Alison Edwards, University of York | Communicating Complexity: How can we put the Theories of Heritage into Practice?

14:50 | Ellen Pavey, UCL | Making the Invisible Visible: Communicating Hidden Practices in the Contemporary Art Museum

15:10 | Francesca Dolcetti, University of York; Dr. Rachel Opitz, University of Glasgow; Dr. Sara Perry, University of York | UX and Participatory Design in Archaeology and Heritage

15:30 | - | BREAK

16:00 | Zenobie Garrett, University of Oklahoma | Remixing the Recipe: the role of libraries in the production of heritage

16:20 | Nathaniel Welsby, University of Lancashire; Scott Bound, University of Chester | Did we Fall Down? A Discussion of Archaeology’s Standing with the Public

16:40 | Theano Moussouri, UCL; Hana Morel, UCL | Discussion

17:30 | - | END