ITP 2011: Exhibition Proposal Project
The participants were asked to develop a proposal for a small temporary exhibition for a space similar to Room 3 at the British Museum. Using knowledge of their own cultures and recent experiences from the International Training Programme, at the British Museum and other UK Museums, the participants presented an exhibition concept inspired by British Museum objects. You can view the presentations by clicking on the titles below.
Victor Mic
hael Obodom (National Museum Calabar, Nigeria)
Fashion in Nigeria
Joyee Roy (Victoria Memorial Hall, Kolkata)
Fish – A Universal icon of World Culture
Hagar Ahmed Mohamed (Luxor Museum)
Xu Yin (Art Exhibitions China)
Next Station China: The Trade Express Between Europe and the Orient
Falah Abdulhadi Abed Al-Jibawi (Babylon Site Museum)
Handling archaeological objects – from the field to the museum
Meltem Yaşdağ (General Directorate for Cultural Heritage and Museums, Turkey)
Persephone: The daughter of Knidus
Jana Al-Araj (Birzeit University), Aya Kirresh (Birzeit University) & Rasha Ali Attia Abd El-Mageid (National Museum, Alexandria)
Gao Cui (National Museum of China)
Doaa Abd el-Sattar Kamel Osman (Museum of Islamic Art, Cairo)
Chen Chun (Hubei Provincial Museum)
Chinese Lacquer from the 4th century BC to the 2nd century AD in the British Museum
Farhad Sediqy (National Museum of Afghanistan)
Crossroads of the ancient world
Manisha Abhay Nene (CSMVS, Mumbai)
Sahara Dahir Ibrahim (Nairobi National Museum)
Wedding unlocks Somali culture
Levent Boz (General Directorate for Cultural Heritage and Museums, Turkey) & Francisco Silva Noelli (State University of Maringá)
Same purpose, different approaches – social uses of tea in England, Turkey and Brazil
Dikko Idris (National Museum, Gidan Makama, Nigeria) & Fabiola Andréa Silva (Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography), São Paulo
Tracing roots – the cultural relations between Africa and Brazil
