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Cultural Heritage in Rural Remote Areas for Creative Tourism and Sustainability
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Advancing Rural Heritage Together. See us on @stvnews tonight at 6pm. Cultural Heritage in Rural Remote Areas for Creative Tourism and Sustainability. @culturality_project
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MAKING PLACE SPEAKERS 🔸 Making Place: Heritage in Action & Cultivate 📍 @highlandfolkmuseum / Taigh-tasgaidh Sluagh na Gaidhealtachd 🗓️ Friday 16 & Saturday 17 October 2026 🔗 in bio ⬆️ to discover more & book On the second day of Making Place, conversations & activity shifts from encountering heritage to thinking about what happens next & how to share it. Join panellists @lynnesloom, Ruth Abigail Oliver, @rosemary_jamesbeith & @dippinglug to explore how contemporary communities of making can grow from our heritage & place. Questions to be considered include how knowledge of making is carried between generations, what makes this knowledge visible & valued, what happens when traditional knowledge meets contemporary practice, & what does reciprocity look like between makers, communities, organisations & places. The aim is not to reach consensus but to identify ideas worth cultivating. Making Place: Heritage in Action & Cultivate is possible with @weareinnovateuk funding as part of the EU Horizon @culturality_project & AAS’s Multi-Year Funding from @creativescots. In-kind support has been provided by Highland Folk Museum / Taigh-tasgaidh Sluagh na Gaidhealtachd, @hlhsocial. 4 portraits of women with text 'Making Place. Heritage / Craft / Making / Shared knowledge.'
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Spent last week with @appliedartsscotland, mentoring two wonderful groups of people as part of the EU's 'Culturality' project. The project is exploring ways to develop rural crafts and cultural heritage alongside 'sustainable' tourism across nine countries, including Scotland. Over the week, the two groups took an initial idea and developed it into a workable prototype which was tested with a group of invited guests - local craftspeople, policymakers and those involved in the tourism industry.  Happily, both ideas - a 'crafting connections' card game and an asset-mapping futuring workshop for communities or organisations - were felt to have legs, and have already received invites to be put to use.  It was a very intense week! We did a lot of interrogating language, asking big questions, and detailing issues as well as possible alternatives. There was plenty of 'trust the process' going on, including from myself, as it was my first time mentoring in this way. But I also found it uplifting, sparky and joyful spending such focused time with a small group of people. It's so rare to be able to do that. Genuinely grateful and thankful to the crew at @appliedartsscotland - @carolsinclairwilson, @yellowbroom_lighting & @diggorybrown - for inviting me to be part of it.  We were also *extremely* well hosted and fed by Polly and the brilliant team at @dellofabernethy. Thank you ALL for the chats, ideas, connections and generosity of spirit! It was truly wonderful! #culturality #ruralcrafts #ruralheritage
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Last week the AAS CULTURALITY Project Team facilitated our Living Lab @dellofabernethy. Over five days, two groups of collaborators created prototypes from two ideas tackling how to improve connections through craft in rural areas to engage with sustainable tourism. After a huge amount of work the groups presented their ideas to a public gathering in the Dell’s tepee: ▪️A Crafting Connections Card Game ▪️A Visualisation Tool to Connect to the Future If you want to learn more about these prototypes, our Living Lab & everything #AAS has to offer, then don’t miss out on joining us at Making Place: Heritage in Action & Cultivate @highlandfolkmuseum, Friday 16 & Saturday 17 October 2026. Discover more via the 🔗 in bio ⬆️. CULTURALITY is an EU Horizon research project exploring how creative & culinary industries in rural areas currently interact with tourism, & how they could in the future. Over four years, organisations &universities in Scotland, Norway, Sweden, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Estonia, Romania & Slovenia are collaborating to generate data to support digital archives, & a virtual platform. At the same time, physical research events are being held to listen to the voices of the creative sector in rural areas: the idea being to create conversations & concepts to help design new tools & models of working & generate sustainable forms of income for creative practitioners. @culturality_project is an international network of consortium partners, funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme, with the Scottish partners funded by @weareinnovateuk.
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El 2 de octubre se presentó en Perlora la charla “Patrimonio Cultural, IA y fuentes orales para el estudio de la cultura de elaboración de sidra en el concejo de Carreño”. Contamos con @jm_uria de @uriaxait y con @Irene Diaz doctora en Historia y especialista en Fuentes Orales. Gracias a. @culturality_project @revistalasidra @ayuntamientodecarreno #carreño #perlora #sidra #sidradeasturias #cider
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A FOCUS ON WOOD 🔸 Making Place: Heritage in Action & Cultivate 📍 @highlandfolkmuseum / Taigh-tasgaidh Sluagh na Gaidhealtachd 🗓️ Friday 16 & Saturday 17 October 2026 🔗 in bio ⬆️ to discover more & book Over the two days of Making Place, the open-air Museum will be alive with makers & craft. You will encounter experienced Museum staff introducing rope making in the Croft & weaving in the Weaver’s Cottage, alongside local groups such as The Speyside Spinners & Comhlan Luadh Bhàideanach / Badenoch Waulking Group. Contemporary craftspeople will also feature, demonstrating traditional techniques, processes & tools, plus how they work with these & modern elements in their creative practices today. Working in wood, & appropriately located in the Joiner’s Workshop, you will discover: ▪️Dave Robson and Tom Arden of @the_cambium_project_ (Friday) will craft two utilitarian carpentry saw benches, placing focus on the traditional mortice & tenon process of joining wood. One bench will be made using only traditional hand tools, chisels & a brace & bit. The second bench will be crafted using only machine tools. ▪️ @aaronsterrittwoodwork & @woodentom1 (Saturday) will be demonstrating two distinct making processes, drawing on traditional green woodworking techniques. Making Place: Heritage in Action & Cultivate is possible with @weareinnovateuk funding as part of the EU Horizon @culturality_project & AAS’s Multi-Year Funding from @creativescots. In-kind support has been provided by Highland Folk Museum / Taigh-tasgaidh Sluagh na Gaidhealtachd, @hlhsocial. 📷 1. Highland cup, Wooden Tom, 2. Process, Aaron Sterritt, 3. Mortice & tenon line up, The Cambium Project, photographer Dave Robson. Hand carved and painted wooden mug in the foreground of a Scottish vista of the hills and a loch.
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A FOCUS ON BARVAS WARE 🔸 Making Place: Heritage in Action & Cultivate 📍 @highlandfolkmuseum 🗓️ Friday 16 and Saturday 17 October 2026 🔗 in bio ⬆️ to discover more & book The Highland Folk Museum / Taigh-tasgaidh Sluagh na Gaidhealtachd’s small collection of unique Barvas Ware will pique the interest of & inspire attendees of Making Place taking place at the open-air Museum later this month. Made by women from the small village of Barvas on the Isle of Lewis from the mid-19th century to the 1930s, the crudely made pots are said to be imitations of the factory produced china tea-sets of the time. Hand made from locally dug clay, they were low fired with peat & ‘glazed’ with milk giving the pieces their distinct white-ish coating. It is thought Barvas Ware was made for tourists rather than for domestic use by the islanders.  On the Friday afternoon, Making Place attendees have the opportunity to view Barvas Ware on a tour of the Museum Collections Store in Am Fasgadh. On Saturday afternoon, using Barvas Ware as inspiration, visitors can create their own small vessels using porcelain. Led by #AASMember @lornafraserclay, the drop in workshop is an exciting opportunity to combine the ideas of traditional making with contemporary ceramics materials. Items created on the day will be taken away to be fired for later collection. Making Place: Heritage in Action & Cultivate is possible with @weareinnovateuk funding as part of the EU Horizon @culturality_project & AAS’s Multi-Year Funding from @creativescots. In-kind support has been provided by Highland Folk Museum / Taigh-tasgaidh Sluagh na Gaidhealtachd, @hlhsocial. 📷 1. Pieces of Barvas Ware donated by Mrs Quiggin, who is mentioned in I.F. Grant’s Highland Folkways as having seen lots being made first-hand by the women of Barvas, image credit: Highland Folk Museum / High Life Highland, 2. image credit: Highland Folk Museum / High Life Highland, 3. Lorna Fraser, photographer Layton Thompson. Crudely hand made ceramic teapot, egg cup, jug, cup and saucer.
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MAKING PLACE: HERITAGE IN ACTION & CULTIVATE Friday 16 & Saturday 17 October 2026 @highlandfolkmuseum Newtonmore At this two-day gathering you are invited to explore craft in the context of place, considering the heritage of the Scottish Highlands through traditional & contemporary craft demonstrations & talks; with access to the Museum Collections Store & workshops exploring how this heritage can shape the future of contemporary creative communities in Scotland. Day One - Heritage in Action 11:15-13:00, Friday 16 October 2026 The first day of Making Place will explore different craft disciplines, the skills & materials used to practice them & how sharing them increases our knowledge & understanding of place & identity. The day kicks off with a programme of talks introducing Heritage in Action, @culturality_project & VERA with Highland Folk Museum Curator Helen Pickles and AAS CULTURALITY Project Manager Clare Waddle @yellowbroom_lighting. Demonstrations in the open-air Museum will include rope making by Museum staff. Day Two - Cultivate 11:00-15:00, Saturday 17 October 2026 Day two introduces 'CULTIVATE' a day-long programme exploring how contemporary communities of making can grow from our heritage & place. We will consider questions around how knowledge of making is carried between generations, what makes this knowledge visible & valued, what happens when traditional knowledge meets contemporary practice, & what does reciprocity look like between makers, communities, organisations & places. In a workshop, we will co-design the Making Place GROW programme of events that move across place & time by asking ‘If we took today's ideas & experiences into a particular place - your place -what could grow there?’ Booking is required for the talk programmes. Places can be booked for both days or one day. Discover more & book via the 🔗 in our bio ⬆️. Making Place: Heritage in Action & Cultivate is possible with @weareinnovateuk funding as part of the CULTURALITY EU Horizon project & AAS's Multi-Year Funding from @creativescots. In-kind support has been provided by Highland Folk Museum / Taigh-tasgaidh Sluagh na Gaidhealtachd, @hlhsocial. Text ‘Making Place. Heritage / Craft / Making / Shared a Knowledge.’
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Oficina do linho e Oficina gráfica #oficinadolinho #ualabdesign #amacasteloes #culturality #cianotipia
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¡Estamos llegando a la recta final del laboratorio "Artesanía y saberes tradicionales"! 🔥👏 Os invitamos a la presentación pública de resultados el sábado 5 de septiembre. Programa: - 17:00h / presentación de resultados de los diversos equipos en el centro de empresas El Sabil. 📝🎥 - 20:00h / Espicha y concierto de "Nun Tamos Toes", en el café cultural Plaza La Abadia, Proaza. 🍾🎷🎉 Este laboratorio fue parte del proyecto Culturality y la Red Ibérica de Laboratorios de Cultura Comunitaria y Ruralidad. #culturalityproject #RILCC
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Invitación especial 🎉 Dentro del laboratorio "Artesanía y saberes tradicionales" del proyecto Culturality y la Red Ibérica de Laboratorios de Cultura Comunitaria y Ruralidad, os invitamos a apoyar a los diferentes equipos que realizarán sus pruebas de validación de prototipos que han desarrollado en los últimos días. Además de una variedad de tematicas interantes, encontrarán a lo largo del día música en vivo, pincheo, vermú, convivencia y más! 👏 #Culturalityproject #RILCC
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#axendarte #arteasturias #artistasasturianoscontemporaneos
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