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Presentation: the possibilities of emptiness
- 1. Possibilities of Emptiness: Working with the Echoes of Industrial Culture Professor Dr Mike Robinson Director, Ironbridge International Institute for Cultural Heritage University of Birmingham, UK
- 2. Every society lives with the echoes of its past
- 3. A different kind of monumentalism
- 4. Identity remains when structures are gone
- 5. Reflections on a World Without Remains and Reminders • Histories are all in the future • A place of different conversations • Amnesiac communities • Does it matter?
- 7. BIG Question Assuming we consider industrial heritage to worth retaining, preserving, protecting, interpreting, etc. ……. HOW do we go about it?
- 8. SHIFT From: • emphasis on ‘museumification’ • reliance on public sector subsidy / culture • public sector / ‘expert’ management
- 9. SHIFT To: • integration into wider cityscape / landscape / ‘policyscape’ • increased private sector engagement • sustainable management practices
- 10. The Fate of Industrial Space Without an agenda for industrial heritage we are condemned to coffee shops, housing estates and retail parks At the same time: How many art centres do we need?
- 11. Every Space is a Possibility
- 12. Multi-level Approach Policy Level • Integrated Industrial Heritage Landscape approach • Urban vision – alignment of community desire, political will and financial planning • Embedded in economic policy and contemporary industrial sectors • Planning for scaling back public subsidy
- 13. Sheffield’s Little Mesters Yards • Positive incentives for continuing industrial use • Adaptive re-use • New re-incarnations
- 14. Multi-level Approach Site Management Level • Flexible utilisation of resources – planning • Maximising audience appeal / participation • Flexible utilisation of resources – diverse revenue streams/ stakeholders • Planning for scaling back public subsidy
- 17. The Big Challenge for Industrial Heritage: …….
- 19. Concluding Words • Integration • Connecting • Creativity • Conversations • Re-incarnation • Death
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