The International Panorama Council (IPC) is a nongovernmental, not-for-profit organization, subject to Swiss law.[1] It is a global network involving museum directors, managers, artists, restorers and historians who deal with the historical or the contemporary art and media forms of the panorama. The organization comprises members from all over the world who are either representatives of museums and research institutes or private researchers and enthusiasts. The organization was founded in 1992 as the European Panorama Conference in Szeged, Hungary, and renamed in 1998 in Altoetting, Germany, at the International Panorama Conference. Since 2003 the organization is called International Panorama Council. IPC has been a Membership Association since 2010. It is governed by a member-elected Executive Board whose Secretary-general acts as the operational center for the Board’s members.
The purpose of the International Panorama Council is to stimulate worldwide research and communication about existing and future panoramas and cycloramas, advocate for and help preserve the few surviving heritage panoramas, and promote professional affiliation. IPC serves as a bridge connecting the heritage era of the panorama art form to its contemporary and future manifestations, and strives to facilitate the formal international recognition and protection of panoramas by organizations like UNESCO and the Council of Europe. The International Panorama Council actively supports the preservation of historical panoramas and cycloramas. In 2007 and 2008 it started a lobbying campaign to save the endangered panorama painting and building in Innsbruck, Austria.[2] An initiative was taken to support the protection of the endangered Panorama Mesdag.[3][4] A further goal of the IPC is to have the most important historical panoramas from 19c. enrolled as UNESCO World Heritage sites. A first step has been taken in July 2008 when the Waterloo Panorama was added to Belgium's tentative proposal for the UNESCO list.[5] In February 2009 Panorama Mesdag applied for inclusion in the tentative list of the Netherlands.
Since 1992 the International Panorama Council has held annual conferences throughout the world. The conferences are planned to provide a meaningful, professional exchange of ideas with lunches and dinners included, and a joint post-conference excursion to a panorama related site. Presentations in the conference proceedings range from illustrated essays on topographical mapping to restoration and conservation techniques.
1992 Szeged-Ópusztaszer, Hungary: Past, Present and Future of Panoramas, founding conference of IPC as a European-based group of interest. In cooperation with Móra Ferenc Museum, Szeged
1993 Bonn, Germany: Sehsucht – Eräugnis und Ent-Täuschung, über die Veränderung der visuellen Wahrnehmung im 20. Jahrhundert. In cooperation with Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle, Bonn
1994 Wroclaw, Poland: 100th Anniversary of the Panorama Racławicka
2003 Altoetting/Lorsch, Germany, 100th anniversary of panorama "Jerusalem on the Day of the Crucifixion" and opening of "Stauffer Panorama" at the Lorsch Abbey
2010 Istanbul, Turkey, Panoramas Bridging Cultures and Time. In cooperation with the Culture Co., a subsidiary of the Greater City of Istanbul
2011 Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States, Preserving and Understanding the Battlefield Panorama Heritage. In cooperation with the Gettysburg Foundation
2012 Pleven, Bulgaria, Historic Battles in Panorama Format messages and challenges. In cooperation with the Military Historical Museums and the Pleven Epopee 1877 Panorama
2013 Lucerne, Switzerland, Panoramic Spectacles - A Tourist Attraction Then and Now
2014 Altoetting, Germany, The Panoramic Experience: Real – Virtual – Spiritual. In cooperation with the Foundation for the Panorama Altoetting
Gabriele Koller (ed.), Die Welt der Panoramen. Zehn Jahre Internationale Panorama Konferenzen / The World of Panoramas. Ten Years of International Panorama Conferences, Amberg 2003
Gabriele Koller (ed.), The Panorama in the Old World and the New. Based on the proceedings of the 12th International Panorama Conference, November 2004, Hunter College of the City University of New York, organised by the International Panorama Council and the Art Department of Hunter College of the City University of New York, Amberg 2010 (ISBN978-3-936721-36-2)
Gabriele Koller (ed.): More Than Meet the Eye : the Magic of the Panorama. Amberg: Büro Wilhelm, 2019
Gebhard Streicher (ed.), Panorama: Virtualität und Realitäten. 11. Internationale Panoramakonferenz in Altötting 2003 / Panorama: Virtuality and Realities. 11th International Panorama Conference in Altötting 2003, Altötting 2005
Stephan Oettermann, Das Panorama. Die Geschichte eines Massenmediums, Frankfurt am Main 1980
Sehsucht. Das Panorama als Massenunterhaltung des 19. Jahrhunderts, Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland in Bonn, Basel und Frankfurt am Main 1993
Ralph Hyde (ed.), Panoramania! The Art and Entertainment of the “all-embracing” View, Barbican Art Gallery, London 1988
Tagungsbericht der Internationalen historisch-kunstwissenschaftlichen Konferenz "Panoramamalerei in der Weltkunstgeschichte" anlässlich des hundertsten Jahrestages des Panoramas "Verteidigung Sevastopols 1854-1855" am 25. Mai 2005, ed. Sevastopoler städtische Staatsadministration, Sevastopoler Stadtrat, Das Museum der heldenhaften Verteidigung und Befreiung Sevastopol, Sevastopol 2007
The Panorama Phenomenon. The World round!, The Hague 2006
Referencesedit
Most of the information in this article is taken from Gabriele Koller, (ed.), Die Welt der Panoramen. Zehn Jahre Internationale Panorama Konferenzen / The World of Panoramas. Ten Years of International Panorama Conferences, Amberg 2003. The rest of the information is cited from the organization’s webpage and the following sources:
^campaign in Innsbruck/Austria: media articles in Kronenzeitung on March 27, 2008, p. 19, weekly magazine Profil on September 8, 2008, p. 117 and Tiroler Tageszeitung, November 12, 2008
^campaign to preserve the endangered Panorama Mesdag, call for action by Europa Nostra on the initiative of IPC [1]
^Website of Panorama Mesdag with information on the campaign
Panorama Waterloo on Belgium's tentative list for UNESCO world heritage
December 07, 2023
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The International Panorama Council IPC is a nongovernmental not for profit organization subject to Swiss law 1 It is a global network involving museum directors managers artists restorers and historians who deal with the historical or the contemporary art and media forms of the panorama The organization comprises members from all over the world who are either representatives of museums and research institutes or private researchers and enthusiasts The organization was founded in 1992 as the European Panorama Conference in Szeged Hungary and renamed in 1998 in Altoetting Germany at the International Panorama Conference Since 2003 the organization is called International Panorama Council IPC has been a Membership Association since 2010 It is governed by a member elected Executive Board whose Secretary general acts as the operational center for the Board s members Contents 1 Main goals 2 Activities 3 Annual conferences 4 See also 5 Literature 6 References 7 External linksMain goals editThe purpose of the International Panorama Council is to stimulate worldwide research and communication about existing and future panoramas and cycloramas advocate for and help preserve the few surviving heritage panoramas and promote professional affiliation IPC serves as a bridge connecting the heritage era of the panorama art form to its contemporary and future manifestations and strives to facilitate the formal international recognition and protection of panoramas by organizations like UNESCO and the Council of Europe The International Panorama Council actively supports the preservation of historical panoramas and cycloramas In 2007 and 2008 it started a lobbying campaign to save the endangered panorama painting and building in Innsbruck Austria 2 An initiative was taken to support the protection of the endangered Panorama Mesdag 3 4 A further goal of the IPC is to have the most important historical panoramas from 19c enrolled as UNESCO World Heritage sites A first step has been taken in July 2008 when the Waterloo Panorama was added to Belgium s tentative proposal for the UNESCO list 5 In February 2009 Panorama Mesdag applied for inclusion in the tentative list of the Netherlands Activities editIPC is active in the fields of restoration research financing exhibiting and marketing of panoramas and related art forms from the heritage era to its contemporary and future manifestations IPC maintains a database of existing panoramas cycloramas Moving panoramas large scale dioramas and semi circle panoramas and many other related art and media forms 6 Annual conferences editSince 1992 the International Panorama Council has held annual conferences throughout the world The conferences are planned to provide a meaningful professional exchange of ideas with lunches and dinners included and a joint post conference excursion to a panorama related site Presentations in the conference proceedings range from illustrated essays on topographical mapping to restoration and conservation techniques 1992 Szeged opusztaszer Hungary Past Present and Future of Panoramas founding conference of IPC as a European based group of interest In cooperation with Mora Ferenc Museum Szeged 1993 Bonn Germany Sehsucht Eraugnis und Ent Tauschung uber die Veranderung der visuellen Wahrnehmung im 20 Jahrhundert In cooperation with Kunst und Ausstellungshalle Bonn 1994 Wroclaw Poland 100th Anniversary of the Panorama Raclawicka 1995 Szeged opusztaszer Hungary Inauguration of the Feszty Panorama Arrival of the Hungarians 1996 Innsbruck Austria 100th Anniversary of Panorama Battle of Mt Isel 1998 Altoetting Germany The World of Panoramas Panoramas of the World 1st IPC World Conference 1999 Lucerne Switzerland The ongoing restoration Bourbaki Panorama 2000 Szeged opusztaszer Hungary Panoramas and Tourism PR and Management 2001 Beijing China Panorama Development and Maintenance In cooperation with The Museum of the War of Chinese People s Resistance Against Japanese Aggression at Beijing 2002 Pleven Bulgaria 25th Anniversary of the Panorama Battle of Pleven In cooperation with the Military Historical Museums and the Pleven Epopee 1877 Panorama 2003 Altoetting Lorsch Germany 100th anniversary of panorama Jerusalem on the Day of the Crucifixion and opening of Stauffer Panorama at the Lorsch Abbey 2004 New York City United States Panoramas in the Old World and the New In cooperation with Hunter College 2005 Shenyang China Panorama Conservation and Restoration Technology In cooperation with Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts 2006 The Hague Netherlands The Quest for Illusion 125th Anniversary of Panorama Mesdag 2007 New Haven Connecticut United States New Perspectives on the Panorama In cooperation with Yale Center for British Art Yale University 2007 Plymouth England United Kingdom Panoramas in the Virtual World In cooperation with Innovate Centre for Creative Industries University of Plymouth 2008 Leipzig Dresden Germany Spatial Simulation and the Future of Panorama In cooperation with Asisi Factory GmbH Berlin 2009 Brussels Belgium Panorama Redevelopment Restoration and Repositioning In cooperation with the Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and of Military History 2010 Istanbul Turkey Panoramas Bridging Cultures and Time In cooperation with the Culture Co a subsidiary of the Greater City of Istanbul 2011 Gettysburg Pennsylvania United States Preserving and Understanding the Battlefield Panorama Heritage In cooperation with the Gettysburg Foundation 2012 Pleven Bulgaria Historic Battles in Panorama Format messages and challenges In cooperation with the Military Historical Museums and the Pleven Epopee 1877 Panorama 2013 Lucerne Switzerland Panoramic Spectacles A Tourist Attraction Then and Now 2014 Altoetting Germany The Panoramic Experience Real Virtual Spiritual In cooperation with the Foundation for the Panorama Altoetting 2015 Namur Belgium Layers of History Panoramas from Classical to Digital Age In cooperation with the City of Namur the University of Namur and the Luxembourg City History Museum 2016 opusztaszer Hungary Fiction and Reality in Panoramas In cooperation with the opusztaszer National Heritage Park and the Feszty Panorama 2017 Queens New York City United States Re Thinking The Panorama In cooperation with the Queens Museum 2018 Istanbul Turkey Memory and the Panorama In cooperation with the Panorama 1453 History Museum Istanbul 2019 Atlanta Georgia United States Panoramic Ironies In cooperation with the Atlanta History Center Atlanta US 2020 Bursa Turkey Online 29th International Panorama Council Conference In cooperation with the Panorama 1326 Bursa Conquest Museum Bursa Turkey See also editPanorama Panoramic painting Moving panorama Cyclorama Cosmorama Immersion virtual reality Virtual realityLiterature editGabriele Koller ed Die Welt der Panoramen Zehn Jahre Internationale Panorama Konferenzen The World of Panoramas Ten Years of International Panorama Conferences Amberg 2003 Gabriele Koller ed The Panorama in the Old World and the New Based on the proceedings of the 12th International Panorama Conference November 2004 Hunter College of the City University of New York organised by the International Panorama Council and the Art Department of Hunter College of the City University of New York Amberg 2010 ISBN 978 3 936721 36 2 Gabriele Koller ed More Than Meet the Eye the Magic of the Panorama Amberg Buro Wilhelm 2019 Gebhard Streicher ed Panorama Virtualitat und Realitaten 11 Internationale Panoramakonferenz in Altotting 2003 Panorama Virtuality and Realities 11th International Panorama Conference in Altotting 2003 Altotting 2005 Stephan Oettermann Das Panorama Die Geschichte eines Massenmediums Frankfurt am Main 1980 Sehsucht Das Panorama als Massenunterhaltung des 19 Jahrhunderts Kunst und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland in Bonn Basel und Frankfurt am Main 1993 Ralph Hyde ed Panoramania The Art and Entertainment of the all embracing View Barbican Art Gallery London 1988 Tagungsbericht der Internationalen historisch kunstwissenschaftlichen Konferenz Panoramamalerei in der Weltkunstgeschichte anlasslich des hundertsten Jahrestages des Panoramas Verteidigung Sevastopols 1854 1855 am 25 Mai 2005 ed Sevastopoler stadtische Staatsadministration Sevastopoler Stadtrat Das Museum der heldenhaften Verteidigung und Befreiung Sevastopol Sevastopol 2007 The Panorama Phenomenon The World round The Hague 2006References editMost of the information in this article is taken from Gabriele Koller ed Die Welt der Panoramen Zehn Jahre Internationale Panorama Konferenzen The World of Panoramas Ten Years of International Panorama Conferences Amberg 2003 The rest of the information is cited from the organization s webpage and the following sources IPC information Brochure campaign in Innsbruck Austria media articles in Kronenzeitung on March 27 2008 p 19 weekly magazine Profil on September 8 2008 p 117 and Tiroler Tageszeitung November 12 2008 campaign to preserve the endangered Panorama Mesdag call for action by Europa Nostra on the initiative of IPC 1 Website of Panorama Mesdag with information on the campaign Belgium s tentative list on website of UNESCO IPC DatabaseExternal links editWebsite of the International Panorama Council IPC Panorama Waterloo on Belgium s tentative list for UNESCO world heritage Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title International Panorama Council amp oldid 1185005856, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
