Intactilis is a multinational group with passion & commitment for intangible cultural heritage
Members
Agnieszka (Agnes) PAWLOWSKA-MAINVILLE, Canada
Catherine VIRASSAMY, France
Carla Maurano, Italy
Graciela Aurora MOTA BOTELLO, Mexico
Hee Sook LEE-NIINIOJA, Corée / Finland
Junjie SU, China
Monica ALCINDOR, Portugal
Mrinalini ATREY, India
Raul Enrique RIVERO CANTO, Mexico
EVENT / ONLINE PRESENTATION
2024
Hee Sook Lee-Niinioja, (In)Tangibility of shared sacred space in Buddhist Christian and Islamic architecture
Raúl Rivero, Urban development versus ICH in Mérida, Yucatán
Carla Maurano, Climate change and conservation of ICH in Italy: the importance of knowledge and awareness of traditional « Values »
Mrinalini Atrey, Redefining pilgrimage: A case study of Vaishno Devi Shrine in Jammu Region
Junjie Su, The intangible cultural heritage museums in China
Graciela Mota, ¿Where is the sense of the place?
Catherine Virassamy, Social and cultural practices of bistros in France
2023
Catherine, France (Ecotourism, a lever for ICH transmission)
Carla, Italy (Linking tangible and intangible heritage in cultural landscape)
Agnes, Canada (ICH and sustainable livelihoods and/or moving beyond the Convention)
Raul, Mexico (Intangible cultural heritage of a sacred Mayan city: Izamal)
Junjie, China (Livestreaming ICH in China)
Graciela, Mexico (The spirit of the place in heritage local and original public places)
Mrinalini, India (The folk deity cult of Jammu region)
Hee Sook, Finlad (Temporal spirituality in the passing gates of Korean Sansa temples and its lantern lighting ritual)
2022
Hee Sook, Norway (Liminality between tangibility and intangibility: Admiral Yi’s Legacy in Korea)
Raul, Mexico (A changing intangible heritage: the celebration of the Día de Muertos in the Mexican Caribbean
Graciela, Mexico (The city of knowledge wisdom and PCI perspectives)Junjie, China (The protection and promotion of intangible cultural heritage in China)
Monica, Portugal (Transmitting culture through building systems )
Mrinalini, India (Intangible cultural heritage and women narratives: A case study of Jammu region, India)