Topics about "patrimonio de la humanidad"

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Explore UNESCO World Heritage

Preserving the world's most outstanding places for future generations to enjoy

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San Antonio

Explore Texas' vibrant city rooted in UNESCO heritage

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United States of Culture

From Yosemite to Broadway, take a trip around the States with more than 560 American institutions

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Wonders of Andalusia

A showcase of Andalusia's finest cultural treasures.

Pocket Gallery

Chauvet Cave

Discover art from 36,000 years ago

18 collections

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Grotte Chauvet - UNESCO World Heritage Site

France

Seville City Council

Spain

MIAPCR MUSEUM 博物館 Musée International d'Art Post-Contemporain en Résistance

Argentina

Fundación Princesa de Asturias

Spain

Cocina Cinco Fuegos

Cocina Cinco Fuegos es una colección privada, fundada por Lilia Martinez y Torres, en 2015. Contiene 9 fondos: utensilios de cocina, objetos de comedor, libros, recetarios manuscritos, textiles para el comedor y la cocina, fotografías y gráficos, de más de un siglo. Tiene el compromiso de conservar, investigar, exhibir y divulgar lo que resguarda. Está ubicada en Puebla, México, ciudad fundada en 1532. Es un espacio de encuentro que motiva a la reflexión, sobre la rica herencia de nuestra nación multicultural. Con una visión particular, e inspirada por la Gastronomía Mexicana, declarada Patrimonio Inmaterial de la Humanidad, por la Organización de las Naciones Unidas para la Educación, la Ciencia y la Cultura, en 2010, convoca a Curadores y Fotógrafos, miembros de la sociedad civil, a mostrar la Gastronomía de Puebla. En un conjunto de exposiciones de diversas facetas, presentamos lo más significativo de nuestra cocina: a las personas detrás de la gastronomía poblana, con platos tradicionales y vanguardistas, así como a los agricultores y sus cultivos. A los sabores, devenidos en manjares únicos para el paladar. Las celebraciones tradicionales alrededor de la mesa, de familias y de comunidades. También a la cultura regional, con su historia e identidad ancestral y viva, donde convergen las diferentes herencias de un país tan heterogéneo como es México. Definitivamente, las sendas de los cruces culturales en la cocina, son un legado que pertenece a toda la humanidad. Cocina Cinco Fuegos is a private collection, founded by Lilia Martinez y Torres, in 2015. It contains 9 collections: kitchen utensils, dining room objects, books, handwritten cookbooks, textiles for the dining room and kitchen, photographs and graphics, of more than a century. It is committed to preserving, investigating, exhibiting and disclosing what it protects. It is located in Puebla, Mexico, a city founded in 1532. It is a meeting space that motivates reflection on the rich heritage of our multicultural nation. With a particular vision, and inspired by Mexican Gastronomy, declared Intangible Heritage of Humanity, by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, in 2010, it summons Curators and Photographers, members of civil society , to show the Gastronomy of Puebla. In a set of exhibitions of various facets, we present the most significant of our cuisine: the people behind Puebla gastronomy, with traditional and avant-garde dishes, as well as the farmers and their crops. To the flavors, turned into unique delicacies for the palate. Traditional celebrations around the table, families and communities. Also to the regional culture, with its history and ancestral and living identity, where the different heritages of a country as heterogeneous as Mexico converge. Definitely, the paths of cultural crossings in the kitchen are a legacy that belongs to all of humanity.

Museo Nacional de Antropología, México

Mexico

Portal MUD - Dance Museum

Portal MUD is an online platform developed for those who make dance happen in Brazil! Everything about dance at your fingertips: history, memory, news, event promotion, a directory of professionals, academies, companies, and the dissemination of methodologies by renowned Brazilian instructors. All services are offered online and can be enjoyed at any time and from anywhere. It all began with the Dance Museum (MUD), which was born in 2014 with the purpose of recounting and preserving the history of dance, recognizing it as an important body of knowledge and cultural heritage. Throughout this journey, our main mission has been to compile and keep the memory of dance alive. However, this journey has taken new directions, expanded routes, opened pathways, and today, MUD has amplified its voice. More than just guardians and disseminators of the history of dance, we aim to cast a new perspective on this body of knowledge, as an art and a profession. Therefore, we have launched the MUD Portal – an initiative with four essential pillars: DANCE MUSEUM – Memory in motion A portal dedicated to preserving the memory of Brazilian dance through the virtual sharing of historical collections. DANCE LABORATORY – Movement for all A portal designed to enhance learning, creativity, and innovation through online dance classes, spreading methodologies and the knowledge of great masters among academies, teachers, students, professionals, and dance enthusiasts. DANCE DIRECTORY – Movement and opportunities A collaborative portal that maps the dance sector in Brazil, bringing together and presenting spaces, academies, companies, and the professionals who contribute to dance in the country. DANCE CALENDAR – Calendar of movement A collaborative portal for promoting shows, courses, workshops, lectures, forums, performances, open rehearsals, auditions, and other dance-related events taking place in Brazil. As Portal MUD, we recognize dance as an invaluable intangible cultural heritage of humanity. Therefore, through our actions, we aim to inaugurate and encourage projects that preserve and promote the dissemination of dance. Dance is knowledge, art, and a profession.

Topics about "patrimonio de la humanidad"

Explore UNESCO World Heritage

Preserving the world's most outstanding places for future generations to enjoy

San Antonio

Explore Texas' vibrant city rooted in UNESCO heritage

United States of Culture

From Yosemite to Broadway, take a trip around the States with more than 560 American institutions

Wonders of Andalusia

A showcase of Andalusia's finest cultural treasures.

Chauvet Cave

Discover art from 36,000 years ago

18 collections

Grotte Chauvet - UNESCO World Heritage Site

France

Seville City Council

Spain

MIAPCR MUSEUM 博物館 Musée International d'Art Post-Contemporain en Résistance

Argentina

Fundación Princesa de Asturias

Spain

Cocina Cinco Fuegos

Museo Nacional de Antropología, México

Mexico

Portal MUD - Dance Museum

Fundación ICA, A.C.

Mexico

Instituto Andaluz del Flamenco

Spain

Uriarte Talavera

Mexico

361 stories

The celebration of hidden faces

Colectivo Rokunin

World Heritage

Observatory of the Portuguese Language

The History of the St. James Way Told Through 12 Key Dates

Regional Government of Galicia

The End Chamber

Grotte Chauvet - UNESCO World Heritage Site

The Candle Chamber

Grotte Chauvet - UNESCO World Heritage Site

The Hillaire Chamber

Grotte Chauvet - UNESCO World Heritage Site

Chauvet Cave: The First Known Masterpiece of Humanity

Grotte Chauvet - UNESCO World Heritage Site

The Megaloceros Gallery

Grotte Chauvet - UNESCO World Heritage Site

The Murals of the Cabañas Museum

Jalisco Culture

A Quick Guide to Kilwa Kisiwani's Climate Crisis

CyArk

The Bear Hollow Chamber

Grotte Chauvet - UNESCO World Heritage Site

The Skull Chamber and the Lattices Gallery

Grotte Chauvet - UNESCO World Heritage Site

Did Our Ancestors Make Sketches Before Drawing in Caves?

Grotte Chauvet - UNESCO World Heritage Site

World Heritage Sites on the St. James Way

Spanish Federation of Associations of Friends of the St. James Way

15 Things You May Not Know About the Camino

Were There As Many Humans 36,000 Years Ago As Today?

Grotte Chauvet - UNESCO World Heritage Site

The Red Panels Gallery

Grotte Chauvet - UNESCO World Heritage Site

Why Did Our Ancestors Draw So Few People?

Grotte Chauvet - UNESCO World Heritage Site

How Did Our Ancestors Meet Each Other?

Grotte Chauvet - UNESCO World Heritage Site

Were There Other Humans in Europe 36,000 Years Ago?

Grotte Chauvet - UNESCO World Heritage Site

The St. James Way: 1,000 Years of Walking

Regional Government of Galicia

Connecting Crossroads

CyArk

How Long Was Cave Art Practiced For?

Grotte Chauvet - UNESCO World Heritage Site

Mary Anning: History's Pioneer of Palaeontology

The Natural History Museum

How Do We Know These Drawings Were Produced 36,000 Years Ago?

Grotte Chauvet - UNESCO World Heritage Site