Singer’s childhood home protected indefinitely by preservation easement
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NEW YORK – One year after the disastrous fire at Notre-Dame de Paris, World Monuments Fund (WMF) reflects upon this fire and efforts to recover amid a global pandemic, as well as crises around the world that continue to undermine humanity’s heritage sites.
World Monuments Fund Names Jonathan S. Bell as Vice President of Programs
WORLD MONUMENTS FUND AND ALIPH ANNOUNCE $1.1M PARTNERSHIP TO PRESERVE CONFLICT-AFFECTED HERITAGE
New Collaboration Will Help Rebuild Mam Rashan Shrine, Restore Site in Yemen
Nueva York, NY, 29 de octubre de 2019 — World Monuments Fund (WMF) anunció hoy el World Monuments Watch 2020, una selección bienal de los sitios del patrimonio cultural en riesgo que combinan una importancia histórica y un impacto social actual.
New York, NY, October 29, 2019—World Monuments Fund (WMF) today announced the 2020 World Monuments Watch, a biennial selection of at-risk cultural heritage sites that combine great historical significance with contemporary social impact.
ALABAMA CIVIL RIGHTS STORIES LAUNCH ONLINE
“Voices of Alabama” Documents Oral Histories of 20 Places In Need of Preservation
July 30, 2019, New York, NY – World Monuments Fund (WMF) today named Bénédicte de Montlaur its next Chief Executive Officer. Ms. de Montlaur will become the fourth head of the world’s leading heritage conservation organization.
ANNABELLE SELLDORF TO DESIGN INTERPRETATION CENTER AT FORBIDDEN CITY’S QIANLONG GARDEN
Center will provide first-ever public access to the site.
INAUGURATION MARKS COMPLETION OF RESTORATION OF MUGHAL GARDENS OF AGRA, INDIA
Iconic Heritage Sites Again in Bloom after Four Years of Conservation