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Cultural Heritage Unlocked is a two-day symposium featuring talks, workshops, and panel discussions that collectively explore the vital role of digital preservation, with participation from UNESCO Hanoi. Translation services will be provided. This symposium is supported by the RMIT University Strategic Impact Fund 2025.
Registration
Registration is free but required to ensure security clearance for all attendees.
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Registration
Registration is free but required to ensure security clearance for all attendees.
Please bring your ID for verification purposes.
Day 1
Opening Ceremony, Welcome Remarks, Talks, and
Hands-On Workshops
Day 1
Opening Ceremony, Welcome Remarks, Talks, and
Hands-On Workshops
Workshops on Ethics and Sustainability in Cultural Heritage Digitization, at the invitation of Indonesian Heritage Agency, Jakarta. 12 - 13 August 2025.
Day 2
Talks, Hands-On Workshops, and Discussion Panels
Day 2
Talks, Hands-On Workshops, and Discussion Panels
Workshops on Sustainable Digital Preservation of Cultural Heritage, at the invitation APSARA Authority, Siem Reap, Cambodia. 23 – 24 June 2025.
This symposium aims to strengthen dialogue, collaboration, and capacity-building in Digital Cultural Heritage across Asia. It brings together heritage professionals, archivists, cultural organisations, researchers, and creative practitioners to explore how digital technologies can preserve, interpret, and share cultural assets in more inclusive and sustainable ways.
A participant completing a 3D scan at the Workshops on Ethics and Sustainability in Cultural Heritage Digitization, Indonesian Heritage Agency, Jakarta. 12 - 13 August 2025.
Attendees will explore a wide range of themes, including ethics and the use of A.I. in digitisation, the management and research of cultural relics for digital archives, digital copyrights, low-cost 3D scanning for heritage preservation, mapping as an archival practice, and the preservation of urban heritage through photography and public art. They will also examine innovative approaches to digital curation and storytelling. Join leading academics, museum professionals, artists, and practitioners as we reimagine how culture can be preserved, shared, and experienced in the digital age.
Attendees will explore a wide range of themes, including ethics and the use of A.I. in digitisation, the management and research of cultural relics for digital archives, digital copyrights, low-cost 3D scanning for heritage preservation, mapping as an archival practice, and the preservation of urban heritage through photography and public art. They will also examine innovative approaches to digital curation and storytelling. Join leading academics, museum professionals, artists, and practitioners as we reimagine how culture can be preserved, shared, and experienced in the digital age.
A scanned 3D model from the Vietnamese Women's Museum Betel Nut Tray, 2022. This box contained betel chews of the Kinh’s people in the North before 1945. The box was often owned by wealthy families. Material: wood inlaid with red pearls H:15cm; W: 17.8cm, L: 29.6cmA
The Speakers
The Speakers
Dr. Lim Kok Yoong
Dr. Lim Kok Yoong
Associate Professor,
Deputy Dean Research
& Innovation,
RMIT University (Vietnam).
Dr. Emma Duester
Dr. Emma Duester
Associate Professor,
Institute of Cultural and Creative Industry,
Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
Zhang Qian, MA,Msc
Zhang Qian, MA,Msc
Curator,
Collections Management Department Xi'an Museum, China.
Ondris Pui, MMDES
Ondris Pui, MMDES
Associate Lecturer,
Cultural Heritage Technologist,
RMIT University (Vietnam).
Michal Teague, MA
Michal Teague, MA
Associate Program Manager,
Digital Storytelling and Narrative Specialist,
RMIT University (Vietnam).
Darine Choueiri, MUS
Darine Choueiri, MUS
Architect,
Independent researcher,
Atablewithaview.com
Nguyen The Son, MFA
Nguyen The Son, MFA
Visual Artist & Lecturer,
Vietnam National University, Hanoi.
Reaksmey Yean, MFA
Reaksmey Yean, MFA
Curator, Researcher & Lecturer, National University of Management, Cambodia.
Venue
RMIT University, Hanoi Campus
521 Kim Mã, Phường Giảng Võ,
Hà Nội.
Venue
RMIT University, Hanoi Campus
521 Kim Mã, Phường Giảng Võ,
Hà Nội.
RMIT Hanoi Campus provides a dynamic, inspiring setting for learning and collaboration. Located in Hanoi’s vibrant Giảng Võ ward, it features modern architecture, world-class facilities, and advanced digital infrastructure—ideal for academic events, workshops, and symposia. With contemporary lecture theatres, interactive spaces, and a lively urban environment, the campus offers an energising place for participants to connect, share ideas, and explore new possibilities in Digital Cultural Heritage and beyond.
RMIT Hanoi Campus provides a dynamic, inspiring setting for learning and collaboration. Located in Hanoi’s vibrant Giảng Võ ward, it features modern architecture, world-class facilities, and advanced digital infrastructure—ideal for academic events, workshops, and symposia. With contemporary lecture theatres, interactive spaces, and a lively urban environment, the campus offers an energising place for participants to connect, share ideas, and explore new possibilities in Digital Cultural Heritage and beyond.
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