Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage

IRPA/KIK is a federal scientific institution dedicated to the study, conservation and development of Belgium's cultural heritage. The Institute, created in 1948, brings together art historians, chemists, physicists, conservator-restorers and photographers. Its three departments strive towards a versatile and multidisciplinary approach to works of art. More information

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14|03|2012 Workshop

Workshop on "Research Infrastructures for Cultural Heritage and Global Change" More info

18|11|2011 - 20|05|2012 exhibitions at Grand Curtius

Du 18 novembre 2011 au 20 mai 2012, le Grand Curtius de Liège présente deux prestigieuses expositions d'art ancien en collaboration avec une dizaine de musées d'Europe : « Ernest de Bavière, un prince liégeois dans l'Europe moderne » & &...

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24-25/09/12 Conference portals: Call for papers

'The Romanesque Portals of the Notre-Dame Cathedral of Tournai: Contextualisation and Restoration' (Tournai, Maison de la Culture, 24 & 25 September 2012) The 12th century 'Porte Mantile' and 'Porte du Capitole' are among the most interesting Romanesque portals of Belgium. In the context of the...

JPI Cultural Heritage and Global Change

JPI Cultural Heritage and Global Change: a new challenge for Europe National Consultation Panel Call for members Closing date for applications: 31 January 2012 In both its tangible, intangible and digital forms, Europe\'s cultural heritage contributes to the cohesion of the European Unio...

After four successful symposia in Amsterdam (2004), Madrid (2006), Glasgow (2008) and Vienna (2010), the ICOM-CC working group Art Technological Source Research is organising its fifth international symposium, which will be hosted by the Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage (IRPA/KIK) in Brussels, ...

The Brueg(H)el phenomenon - Publication

*[Now with table of contents] Twenty years of scientific analysis dedicated to the painted works of Pieter Bruegel the Elder and the copies by his son Pieter Brueghel the Younger have come to fruition in a new book: The Brueg(H)el phenomenonPaintings by Pieter Bruegel the Elder and Pieter Brueghel ...