The Heritage Alliance presents
The York Heritage Debate 2013
HERITAGE & TELEVISION: WHO PROFITS
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Wednesday 12 June 2013
The Merchant Adventurers’’ Hall,
Fossgate, York, YO1 9XD
Registration from 6.00pm
Debate
6.30 - 7.20pm
Reception 7.20 - 8.20pm
The Heritage Alliance is holding its second Heritage Debate in York, sponsored by Ecclesiastical
Insurance and in association with the Centre for Conservation Studies.
Broadcast heritage is a huge source of both information and entertainment, but what does heritage
gain from this extensive exposure? The Debate will explore how television affects our perspective of
heritage, whether the face of heritage on TV really is a true picture, and how it influences the way
heritage organisations engage with audiences.
The event will bring the heritage community, owners and users, together with the television industry
and the world of academia.
Come and join us!
Chairman: Loyd Grossman OBE FSA, Chairman of the Heritage Alliance
Panel
Dr Anna Whitelock, Director of the Centre for Public History, Royal Holloway, University of London
Dr John Goodall, Architectural Editor, Country Life
Ed Taylor, Executive Producer, ITV Studios
Places are limited to 120. Registration opens 22 April. Please register for this free event by emailing
events@theheritagealliance.org.uk by 27 May. Tickets will be by acknowledgement email.
The Heritage Alliance is the umbrella body for the independent heritage organisations in England.
We are the largest alliance of heritage interests in the UK Find out more here
Ecclesiastical Insurance are insurers specialising in
heritage and fine art Find out more here
Centre for Conservation Studies, York University
provides education, training and guidance in the
conservational of cultural heritage to students and
professionals around the world
Find out more here