Damaged Cultural Heritage of the World - its Restoration and Future
the National Institute of Cultural Heritage and The National Palace Museum will co-host the International Conference on "Damaged Cultural Heritage of the World, Restoration and Tasks" at the annex auditorium of the National Palace Museum (Jongro-gu, Seoul) from 10 a.m. on July 10 to share experiences of restoration and utilization of domestic and foreign cultural heritage damaged by external factors and share opinions on future tasks.
The conference will be held in conjunction with the "Special Exhibition of Augmented Reality at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, 860 Years of My Hands" (7.2.~9.1), which is being held at the National Palace Museum. Experts who have been involved in restoring or utilizing cultural heritage that has been greatly damaged or disappeared due to external factors such as fire, such as Sungnyemun Gate, Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, and Shuri Castle in Okinawa, Japan, will participate in presentations and discussions.