Intangible Heritage domains in the 2003 Convention
milarly, festivals are complex expressions of intangible cultural heritage that include singing, dancing, theatre, feasting, oral tradition and storytelling, displays of craftsmanship, sports and other entertainments. The boundaries between domains are extremely fluid and often vary from community to community. It is difficult, if not impossible, t......20 December 2023
Performing arts (such as traditional music, dance and theatre)
Performing arts,Performing arts (such as traditional music, dance and theatre),The performing arts range from vocal and instrumental music, dance and theatre to pantomime, sung verse and beyond. They include numerous cultural expressions that reflect human creativity and that are also found, to some extent, in many other intangible cultural heritag......30 May 2018
General information for the 3rd session of the Committee
ities: Wednesday, 5 November 2008 7 pm: Masterpieces of the Turkish Intangible Cultural Heritage (Venue : Kenter Theatre Harbiye - Karagöz, Minstrelsy Tradition,Semah, Çam Düdüğü) 8 pm: Cocktail hosted by Prof. Arsın Aydınuraz, President of the Turkish National Commission for UNESCO (Venue: Kenter Theatre Harbiye) Thursday, 6 Novem......26 June 2018
General information for the 2nd session of the Committee
hotels will be provided by the organizer.'' Course 2 programme (Japanese Intangible Culture) 13.00 – 16.00 Nohgaku at National Noh Theatre in Tokyo or 11.00 – 15.30 Ningyo Joruri Bunraku at National Theatre in Tokyo or 11.00 – 15.30 Kabuki at KABUKI-ZA in Tokyo ''Participants are requested to arrange and pay for t......25 November 2015
2007 Photo Exhibition “Living Heritage: Exploring the Intangible”
itional support from Samsung. The exhibition presented more than 100 photos featuring oral traditions, traditional music, dance and theatre, social practices, rituals and festivals, as well as traditional knowledge and skills that communities and groups around the world receive from their ancestors and pass on to their descendants. The photos fea......9 February 2022
ResiliArt online dialogue: Living heritage experiences in the COVID-19 pandemic
Premin Gamwari Premin Gamwari was born in 1946 to a family of puppeteers in Ambalangoda, a coastal town in Southern Sri Lanka and home to traditional string puppet theatre in Sri Lanka. He received formal education up to junior-secondary level and joined his father, a leading puppeteer at the time, to master the art....Follow the debate online - from 1.30 to 2.50 pm on Wednesday 9 September 2020 Web platform displaying more than 200 living heritage experiences about COVID-19 Survey results (as of August 2020): English|French|Spanish Share your experience through our form (English|French|Spanish) or your photos and videos by email (ICH.COM@unesco.org) See als...9 February 2022
Examples of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria*
on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity) Karaköz shadow puppet theatre This tradition, which appeared in the Arab world in the twelfth century, may already have disappeared. A few years ago, I met one of its last practitioners in Cairo in Hassan Geretly’s drama group, al-Warsha. The figurines, in leather or c......6 June 2014
NGO accreditation requests,NGO accreditation requests,This page makes available for consultation the requests from NGOs that were completed by 25 September 2008 and are presented to the Committee in document ITH/08/3.COM/CONF.203/9 (English|French). This includes the standard form ICH-09 submitted by each organization, together with the pertinent......26 June 2018
Review of NGOs accredited in 2012 and 2016 (item 15 on the agenda)
he Norwegian Coastal FederationNorvègeNGO-90349EnglishGroupe audois de recherche et d’animation ethnographique - Ethnopôle GARAE - GARAEFranceNGO-90254FrenchGulu Theatre Artists - GUTA - GUTAOugandaNGO-90206EnglishHeritage Crafts AssociationRoyaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d’Irlande du NordNGO-90323EnglishHeritage Foundation of Newfoundland......8 March 2023
1982-2000: from Mondiacult to Our Creative Diversity
g Jakarta, Indonesia, a new UNESCO video collection of the performing arts was launched under the title ‘Traditional Dance, Theatre and Music of the World’. In November the same year, a regional seminar on The Cultural Dimension of Development in Africa: Decision-making, Participation, Enterprises, was jointly organized by UNESCO, the World Ban......15 June 2018