Purpose: Based on the dilemma faced by digitization of Zhuang Brocade intangible cultural heritage in Guangxi and analysis advantages artificial intelligence art innovation heritage, this study explores application path digital inheritance dissemination relying current theory practice art, provides reference significance for through art. Method: Through in-depth types, characteristics, connotat...

The past exists today in the form of objects, memories and landscapes. Of course this existence is illusory; objects, memories or landscapes have not remained the same throughout time. The past can still only exist in people’s heads and nowhere else. At the same time, people constantly require objects that recall the presence of the past. It is difficult to foresee the future, but it can be cre...

Following World War I and the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, the political and population dynamics of the Middle East changed dramatically. New national borders, defined either by western mandates or by local sovereignties, included peoples and architectural legacies from a variety of religions and ethnicities. Under the unifying pressures of national ideologies, the diverse groups of the Midd...

The article highlights the realities and prospects for effective use of intellectual potential in Ukraine. problems identifying a new domestic economy socio-economic development paradigm are identified. Emphasis is placed on fact that main driving force society highly intelligent man as creator, while intelligence knowledge become value creation. It argued Ukraine can provide competitive educat...

The tradition of organized protection of cultural heritage has lasted for a century and a half in the territory of today’s Slovenia. The first laws, as well as in other republics of the former common state, were issued at the end of World War II and since then significant activity in this field began to develop. The first bill on the level of the Republic was passed in 1948, followed by the law...

The UNESCO Charter on the Preservation of Digital Heritage, adopted in October 2003, is important for affirming the role of (national) heritage institutions and extending existing systems for preservation of documentary heritage to cover digital materials. This approach has distinct advantages, but has also been criticized for taking too narrow a view of the dynamic diversity of the digital env...

Since the enactment of the Antiquities and Monuments Ordinance in 1971 and the establishment of Antiquities and Monuments Office in 1976, the Hong Kong Government has set up several institutions with particular ordinances and schemes for Heritage Conservation. With the set-up of government initiatives, yet the protection of physical and cultural heritage is still limited due to the ambiguity of...

In 2005 Ghana introduced copyright legislation that protects folklore against unregulated use by Ghanaian nationals. effect, this means any national wishing to engage with their own cultural heritage in order develop a new commercial work must register intent and pay an undetermined fee the Copyright Office or National Folklore Board prior use. This is particularly problematic for Ghana’s indus...

This article considers the case for geographical indication (GI) to protect Ghana's cultural heritage and presents a study involving kente, expression of folklore which dates back over 300 years. Kente refers colourful, handwoven strips fabric, combined by Ghanaian weavers among certain ethnic groups communities. Its colours unique designs have made it best known all Ghanaian, perhaps even West...

Virtual reality technology has been applied to the protection of cultural heritage for about 20 years. However, methods or systems of cultural heritage reported in previous studies are still unable to represent large-scale cultural heritage sites such as the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, the Struve Geodetic Arc and the boundaries of the Roman Empire. We aimed at constructing a large-scale cultu...