Which considerations and good practices can be implemented to take care of cultural heritage from an ecological perspective? Why and how should artistic, scientific, and technological research cooperate not only to preserve the past, but also to prepare for the challenges and the preservation of the future by guaranteeing sustainability, inclusivity, and intergenerational ethics?

If furthering ecological awareness is a common goal that requires a new symbiotic relationship between nature and culture, it is the responsibility of private and public cultural actors and institutions to work together with citizens and communities and share ecologically conscious practices.

Program

Welcome greetings

	Prof.  FRANCESCA TAROCCO Director, NICHE – Ca' Foscari University of Venice
	KAROLE P. B. VAIL Director, Peggy Guggenheim Collection

introduction

Prof. CRISTINA BALDACCI Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage / NICHE – Ca’ Foscari University of Venice.

Speakers (In alphabetical order)

	GIORGIO ANDREOTTA CALÒ Artist
	Dr. LUCA COSENTINO Co-founder, Wetlands
	Arch. ELETTRA DE PELLEGRIN Founder Slalom Acoustic
	Dr. PAOLO FANTONI President, Fantoni S.p.A.
	Dr. MARCO FELICETTI CEO, FiemmeTremila
	Dr. SILVIA MAZZANTI Sustainability Manager Save the Duck
	Dr. COSTANZA MILANI Director, Institute of Heritage Sciences – CNR
	LUCIANO PENSABENE BUEMI Conservator, Peggy Guggenheim Collection
	Prof. MICHELA SIGNORETTO Rector’s Delegate for Scientific Research, Department of Molecular Sciences and Nanosystems, Ca’ Foscari University of Venice.

The event is part of Venetonight 2023, the European night of research.