Let’s Talk Money: How Do We Pay for Heritage?

How can heritage institutions in Africa and Europe ensure adequate, sustained resources to fulfil their missions in the context of scarce public resources? What are the present and potential roles of the private and public sectors, international donor agencies (state and non-state), the art market, the tourism sector, universities, real estate developers and so on? What are effective and innovative funding and operating models?

Moderator: Ngaire Blankenberg (South Africa) –  Founding director of the Institute for Creative Repair

Panellists: 

• Dr Paul Bayliss (South Africa) – Absa Senior Specialist, Art and Museum Curator
• Lucy MacGarry – Co-Director of Latitudes Online and RMB Latitudes Art Fair 
• Ryan Pillay (South Africa) – Deputy Director: Arts, Culture and Heritage at Nelson Mandela University
• Dawn Robertson (South Africa) – Head of Projects at Jozi My Jozi 
• Laurent Serrano (France) – Heritage Editor (Africa, Asia, Oceania): Restitution of Cultural Property, Sub-Directorate of Higher Education and Research (DDC/ESR)
• DSAC representative (South Africa)