2/16/21

Heritage Tourism And Locality In India: Part III: Kochi

Often we find that heritage sites by virtue of acquiring a global significance require a refreshing of their connect in the existing context. Here, ‘Locality’ means more than just the local community. This includes the larger non-physical contexts, like the deep structure of the milieu, its cultural and historic characteristics and the plural trajectories of interactive relationships in which institutions, local people and multiple perceptions about heritage and its dynamic historicity are vested. The main framework of enquiry into these complex relationships are:

  1. Mutual re-signification of heritage and locality;

  2. Tourism induced social transformations and planned release of economic potential;

  3. Extending participatory decisions for sustenance of Heritage. Each webinar will be anchored by a local institution.

Organised with: Kerala Museum Kochi

Moderator:
Biley E. Menon - Architect and Urban Designer, Kochi

PANELISTS

Minja Yang - UNESCO consultant on Culture & Development

K. T. Ravindran - Chairman, Architectural Heritage Advisory Committee, INTACH

Jose Dominic - Co-founder, CGH Earth, Kochi

Bose Krishnamachari - Co-founder, Kochi Biennale Foundation

Aditi Nayar - Director, Kerala Museum, Madhavan Nayar Foundation, Kochi

K. J. Sohan - INTACH, Kerala State Convener

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