Territorio Mud\u00e9jar has awarded three research stays and four runners-up prizes to carry out innovative projects that contribute to the development of the partner towns through the responsible and sustainable use of cultural and natural heritage resources.<\/p>\n\n
This is the fourth call for applications for the stays named after Gonzalo M. Borr\u00e1s Gualis as a tribute to the distinguished professor and expert in Mudejar art. Each of the stays is endowed with 6,000 euros and each runner-up with 4,000 euros. <\/p>\n\n
The projects selected by a team of interdisciplinary experts range from the creation of a white book to conserve traditional architecture, the drafting of a digitalisation strategy, sound contexts in the Mud\u00e9jar through early music, a strategy to make the Mud\u00e9jar heritage visible to the Muslim public, the study of the geometric elements of Mud\u00e9jar churches, the creation of analysis maps of the partner towns and the study of light in the Mud\u00e9jar through drawing and painting.<\/p>\n\n
These projects are in addition to the 16 from previous editions and the more than 36 professionals who have formed the network of researchers of the stays since they were launched in 2019 and who have provided new perspectives on the management of Mudejar heritage, have had a positive impact on the villages and have promoted an interdisciplinary work network. In addition, specifically, they have improved the knowledge of the Mudejar as World Heritage and the benefits it brings as an international brand recognised by Unesco. <\/p>\n\n
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The selected stays are:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n 1-<\/strong>“Prevention and conservation from urban planning: development of a tool for the protection of traditional architecture”. Javier G\u00f3mez Patrocinio <\/strong>(PhD in Architecture, Polytechnic University of Valencia) proposes the development of recommendations, in the form of a white paper, to serve as a framework for implementing criteria for the conservation of local traditional architecture in urban planning management. <\/p>\n\n 2-<\/strong>“Mudejar Smart 3D. Digitalisation strategy for the Mudejar territory”. Gian Luca Vita<\/strong> (Politecnico di Milano) and Marco Luchini<\/strong> (Politecnico di Milano and Federico II University of Naples) propose the creation of a series of three-dimensional models for<\/p>\n\n test the implementation of a way of working with the heritage digitisation process that is useful when generating new projects. They plan to draft a digitisation strategy for Territorio Mud\u00e9jar that is adapted to the specific circumstances of the territory and its heritage. <\/p>\n\n 3-<\/strong>“Contextos sonoros y arte mud\u00e9jar, una aproximaci\u00f3n incipiente desde la interpretaci\u00f3n hist\u00f3ricamente informada (ss. XVI-XVIII): ecos del pasado y proyecto de futuro” (Sound contexts and Mudejar art, an incipient approach from historically informed interpretation (16th-18th centuries): echoes of the past and a project for the future). The musicians and researchers Carlos Bonal, Miguel Bonal and Carlos Gonz\u00e1lez<\/strong> (University of Granada, Royal Conservatory of The Hague and University of Castilla La Mancha) aim to generate new artistic contexts through the study of early music and the original acoustics of the Mudejar heritage space and to reflect on the possibilities for the future of this heritage as a space linked to musical practice. <\/p>\n\n <\/p>\n\n The selected runners-up are:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n 1-<\/strong>“Assessment of the muslim-friendly potential of Territorio Mud\u00e9jar for the reception of knowledge tourism”. B\u00e1rbara Ruiz Bejarano<\/strong>, PhD in Arab and Islamic Studies (University of Alicante and Las Fuentes Foundation) studies the opportunity to make Aragon’s great Mudejar heritage visible to Muslim tourists, based on a new form of knowledge tourism, of higher quality, centred on heritage, history and its contemporary heritage through the “Halal” tradition.<\/p>\n\n 2<\/strong>-\u2018Mud\u00e9jar RGB\u2019. V\u00edctor Solanas-D\u00edaz<\/strong>, PhD in Art History (University of Zaragoza), will study in depth the geometric elements used on the exterior of the main Mud\u00e9jar churches to obtain a study of the rhythm through a series of \u2018motifs\u2019 that he will then take as a reference in the artistic interventions that he will develop linking the Mud\u00e9jar heritage and its translation to different museums and art galleries in Spain.<\/p>\n\n 3<\/strong>-\u2018Mudejar landscape\u2019. Javier Montori Montolar and Esteban Lahoz Montolar<\/strong>, graduates in Fine Arts (University of Barcelona) and Master PhotoEspa\u00f1a, propose to digitise the terrain and morphology of the villages through a series of analysis cartographies (the starting point will be a photogrammetric survey of the village). With this, they aim to create a sustainable tool that contributes to heritage conservation and attracts the scientific and educational community. <\/p>\n\n 4<\/strong>-“Mudejar as dermis. Light in Mudejar art”. The artist and plastic arts researcher Pilar Garc\u00eda Ver\u00f3n<\/strong> (Complutense University of Madrid) seeks to bring the public closer to Mudejar art through the study of its aesthetic variables. Through drawing and painting, she aims to capture a specific stage in the temporal and spatial development of light in order to show how it dematerialises form. <\/p>\n\n <\/p>\n\n Territorio Mud\u00e9jar celebrates its fourth anniversary as a model of success<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Territorio Mud\u00e9jar celebrates this week its fourth anniversary as an association of town councils, currently 40 member municipalities and one collaborating partner, whose objective is to consolidate a unified and collaborative management network for the use of the historical and artistic resources linked to the important Mudejar heritage, understanding them as an engine for the development of the villages and as an element of identity for the maintenance of the communities that make up our territory.<\/p>\n\n As a result of these four years of work, Territorio Mud\u00e9jar has become a model of good innovative practices at international level (it is taken as a model of successful management, for example, in the regions of Groningen -Netherlands-, in the Heritage Lab project of the Libau Foundation, and in South Bohemia -Czech Republic-). It has also been selected by the Ministry of Culture to present the entity as a management model at the 16th Meeting of World Heritage managers <\/em>to be held on 28 and 29 September in M\u00e9rida. <\/p>\n\n Territorio Mud\u00e9jar has awarded three research stays and four runners-up prizes to carry out innovative projects that contribute to the development of the partner towns through the responsible and sustainable use of cultural and natural heritage resources. This is the fourth call for applications for the stays named after Gonzalo M. 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