Renaissance Déjà Vu!
It’s not by chance that the venue for the very first Heritage Ambassadors networking meeting is Caffe Fiorio in Turin, Italy. This is where Count Cavour and Giuseppe Garibaldi met to discuss the Reunification of Italy. Since it’s our ambition to bring...Pronti Partenza Via!
On this first day of 2019, the thoughts of 2018 are far from forgotten. What a year it was! Personally I grew in many ways, especially technically. I did not think it would take this long to put ArtAcadia.org together. However, being so close to the development team,...Setting The Scene For 2019
Sitting quietly in my apartment in Turin, Italy… I’m reflecting on how we stacked the technical building blocks of ArtAcadia.org. Almost two years to the day, my life went off on a controlled tangent towards a terrific tomorrow. A future where we do not...The Shape Of Heritage To Come!
When we set out to create ArtAcadia.org, we knew that it had to be something different. There is a reason that so many buildings around the world lie derelict. The traditional ways of raising funds for restoration, no longer work. In the words of Albert Einstein,“The...Drawing Back The Curtain!
It has been six months since we started the development of ArtAcadia.org and we’re ready to draw back the curtain. A good opportunity to do so was at the annual Salone dell’Arte e del Restauro di Firenze. A notable addition to the event this year is a...Generating Residual Revenue!
It is clear that traditional ways to raise funds – do not work! Otherwise, there would not be so many sad, derelict buildings around the world. Then there is the constant maintenance. Hence, there is a need for some capital, as well as ongoing revenue to KEEP...Creating Synergy & Community!
There are many individuals, organizations and other initiatives, all striving to further their interest in heritage and restoration. However, there is no cohesion. It would be better to orchestrate our efforts and pull in the same direction. Unity is strength. To that...Taking Our Past Into The Future!
My passion for heritage started as a young child, having the good fortune to be born into a family with strong historic roots. An interesting path, going back many centuries, which instilled in me the travel bug going forward. Earlier this year I visited South Africa....[ihc-hide-content ihc_mb_type="show" ihc_mb_who="unreg" ihc_mb_template="-1" ]
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