ARTis NOW will host a workshop dedicated to digital documentation of architectural heritage, featuring Mario Santana Quintero [Carleton University - Honorary President of the ICOMOS Scientific Committee on Heritage Documentation (CIPA)], one of the world's leading experts in the field.

In this third edition, the aim is to highlight the potential of welfare architecture, on different continents, to provide global health care for human beings, considering the form, implementation of treatment environments and the adoption of humanised methods to obtain answers to questions about sustainability and humanisation in hospitals and other health facilities.

The everyday life in a hospital has always been related to different objects and practices that make up the material expression of established human relationships and the very functioning of such places. In its spatial or topographical, chronological and historical and anthropological dimensions, material culture is related to the purpose or meaning that objects have for a particular people or culture and is essential in defining a society's cultural identity.

The next ARTIS+ | Workshops on Art History and Heritage will focus on art markets and offer the participants the opportunity of taking a close look at a large Portuguese auction house. 

The next ARTIS+ | Workshops on Art History and Heritage will focus on art markets and offer the participants the opportunity of taking a close look at a large Portuguese auction house.