Living and contemporary, the Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) includes, according to the UNESCO convention dedicated to it (2003), the practices, representations, expressions, knowledge and skills - as well as the instruments, objects, artifacts and cultural spaces associated with them - that communities, groups and, where appropriate, individuals recognize as part of their cultural heritage. This UNITA Winter School "Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) in Pays de Béarn" will address the issues of inventorying and safeguarding ICH in Béarn at both theoretical and practical levels. The intangible cultural heritage imposing a shared expertise between practitioners, researchers and heritage institutions, this co-construction will also question the consequences of the health context of this last year by approaching the "prevented ICH" which will nevertheless be the living field of experimentation of this week of training.
PROGRAM
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Dates
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Morning 9h 12h
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Afternoon 14h 18h
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November 8th
Université de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour
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9h - Welcoming and introduction :
- Patricia Heiniger-Casteret
- Laurent Dissard
- Jean-Jacques Casteret
- Gautier Lagalaye
10h - « The Unesco Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage »
Mme Ohinata Fumiko ou/or Tim Curtis
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14h - « The intangible cultural heritage policy in France »
M. Thomas Mouzard
16h – « Mediation and digital enhancement of intangible cultural heritage »
Jean-Jacques Casteret and/or Marie-Tatiana Martin
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November 9th
(extérieur/field trip)
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9h - Reading the landscape through the prism of intangible cultural heritage: « From Boulevard des Pyrénées to the hillsides of Jurançon »
M. Dominique Cunchinabe
Boulevard des Pyrénées: from the city to the border.
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14h - Reading the landscape through the prism of intangible cultural heritage: « From Boulevard des Pyrénées to the hillsides of Jurançon »
M. Dominique Cunchinabe
- Discovery of the hillsides and vineyards of Jurançon
- Visit of a vineyard : Domaine Latapy (Gan) by Irène Guillendou
- Meal in the cellars and polyphonic songs
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November 10th
(Complexe de la République)
Ou/or UPPA
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9h – « Intangible Cultural Heritage and Integrated Tourism »
Me Christel Venzal
11h - « Intangible Cultural Heritage and territorial action »
Jean-Jacques Casteret
Or another theme, ICH and museums or ICH and label
Lily Martinet
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14h –Methodological handling of the tools :
- Constitution of the 5 "field" teams and training in the 3 methodological workshops
- Interview guide
Rémy Berdou, Mathilde Lamothe, Patricia Heiniger-Casteret
- Video capture technique
Patrick Girard
- Photographic analysis
Marie-Tatiana Martin
17h - Preparation of the observation fields
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November 11th
Quartier du Hédas/ Hédas neighborhood
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Field work
Realization of the 5 observation fields by the 5 teams with :
- craftsmen
- artists
- cultural stakeholders...
Immersion into the festival "Le grand rambalh
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Group work
- Data processing and classification
- Photo selection
- Video editing
- Selection of sound extracts
Continuation of the festival "Le grand rambalh
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November 12th
Complexe de la République
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9h - Continuation of group work:
- Data processing and classification (end)
- Drfting of the inventory sheets
- Finalization of the tools of valorization
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15h - Work restitution by group
Conclusion of the training
Patricia Heiniger, Laurent Dissard-
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In addition to the program, a virtual session will be planned once the physical meetings will have taken place.
Experts
ITEM EA 3002 Lab, Pau University
- Patricia Heiniger-Casteret (Anthropologist-ITEM EA 3002–UPPA)
- Laurent Dissard (Anthropologist-ITEM EA 3002–UPPA)
- Christel Venzal (Planning – Tourism -ITEM EA 3002-UPPA)
Ethnopôle Occitan CIRDOC - Institut occitan de cultura
- Jean-Jacques Casteret (Director de l’Ethnopôle CIRDOC Institut Occitan, NGO Unesco for ICH)
- Marie-Tatiana Martin (In charge of digital mediation and arts and cultural education au CIRDOC - Institut Occitan de Cultura)
- Rémy Berdou (CIRDOC - Institut Occitan de Cultura)
- Mathilde Lamothe (CIRDOC - Institut Occitan de Cultura)
- Dominique Cunchinabe (Eco-Anthropologist)
Delegation for Inspection, Research and Innovation – DIRI (Head direction of Heritage, Ministry of Culture)
- Thomas Mouzard (Advisor for Intangible Heritage and Ethnology - Delegation for Inspection, Research and Innovation)
Secretariat of the Convention for the Protection of the World Cultural Heritage (UNESCO)
- Mme Ohinata Fumiko (Head of the Implementation Unit of the Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage - UNESCO)
- Tim Curtis (Secretary of the Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage - UNESCO)
Miscellaneous
- Gautier Lagalaye (Pôle métropolitain Pays de Béarn)
- Irène Guillendou (Domaine Latapy, Gan)
- Lily Martinet (Center for Intangible Cultural Heritage-Maison des Cultures du Monde)
- Patrick Girard (Pyrène Production)
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
How to get there ?
You’ll find several airports and train stations in the area. It is possible to combine planes, trains and / or buses to get to Pau campus.
Airports :
Train stations :
- Pau, Biarritz, Tarbes, Lourdes train stations. Check the timetables: www.oui.sncf/
Bus :
- Long-distance buses can be a transportation solution. The "Pau université" stop, served by the Blablabus, Flixbus and Eurolines companies, is located directly at the southern entrance to the Pau Campus.
- Pau public transport: reseau-idelis.com
Accommodation
For more information on housing options, you can contact the Summer Schools office: summerschools @ univ-pau.fr (summerschools @ univ-pau.fr)
