"Our Heritage, more alive than ever", is an initiative that aims at making visible the intangible heritage of the province of Jaén, to give the relevance that it deserves, and highlighting it as it is at risk of disappearance, and the approach of the Territorial Delegation of Tourism, Culture and Sports of Jaén for its preservation.

With the itinerant conception of this project we allude to the movement that the traditional knowledge and customs of the province treasures.

Among the different types that we can find in Jaén, we want to highlight the following through this exhibition;

The work of pottery and ceramics, The Huerta de Pegalajar, The Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Head, The Landscape of the Olive Grove, The Landscape of Otíñar, The Mine-Foundry of La Tortilla de Linares, The mountain bowls, Corpus Christi of Villacarrillo, La Espartería in Sierra Mágina and Los Caracoles de Rus.

That is why we wanted to show this Heritage and take it to the streets in the form of a traveling exhibition in which, through photography, writing and sound, we offer citizens this Asset in a simple, affordable way and for all audiences.

Our Heritage, more alive than ever, would be based on a distribution of eight mobile panels, with photographic and descriptive content on each of the sides, representing each of these.

It is, therefore, through an exhibition, an approach to intangible heritage.

In addition, each panel will have a QR code, completing it with podscats, so that all the people who want to enter can hear more information about what they are seeing.

They will be presented in open-air and walkable spaces, lasting two weeks in each of the chosen towns, thus reaching the maximum possible for the citizen.

The destinations where it will be located will be: Andújar, Baeza, Cazorla, Jáen, Linares and Úbeda.

Our Heritage, more alive than ever, is an initiative that aims at making visible the intangible heritage of the province of Jaén, to give the relevance that it deserves, and highlighting it as it is at risk of disappearance, and the approach of the Territorial Delegation of Tourism, Culture and Sports of Jaén for its preservation.

With the itinerant conception of this project we allude to the movement that the traditional knowledge and customs of the province treasures.

Among the different types that we can find in Jaén, we want to highlight the following through this exhibition;

The work of pottery and ceramics, The Huerta de Pegalajar, The Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Head, The Landscape of the Olive Grove, The Landscape of Otíñar, The Mine-Foundry of La Tortilla de Linares, The mountain bowls, Corpus Christi of Villacarrillo, La Espartería in Sierra Mágina and Los Caracoles de Rus.

That is why we wanted to show this Heritage and take it to the streets in the form of a traveling exhibition in which, through photography, writing and sound, we offer citizens this Asset in a simple, affordable way and for all audiences.

Our Heritage, more alive than ever, would be based on a distribution of eight mobile panels, with photographic and descriptive content on each of the sides, representing each of these.

It is, therefore, through an exhibition, an approach to intangible heritage.

In addition, each panel will have a QR code, completing it with podscats, so that all the people who want to enter can hear more information about what they are seeing.

They will be presented in open-air and walkable spaces, lasting two weeks in each of the chosen towns, thus reaching the maximum possible for the citizen.

The destinations where it will be located will be: Andújar, Baeza, Cazorla, Jáen, Linares and Úbeda.

"Our Heritage, more alive than ever", is an initiative that aims at making visible the intangible heritage of the province of Jaén, to give the relevance that it deserves, highlighting it as it is at risk of disappearance, and the approach of the Territorial Delegation of Tourism, Culture and Sports of Jaén for its preservation.

With the itinerant nature of this project we allude to the movement that the traditional knowledge and customs of the province treasure.

Among the different types that we can find in Jaén, we want to highlight the following through this exhibition;

• The work of pottery and ceramics, being also valued as a potentially sustainable activity, having been declared as an Asset of Cultural Interest, by Resolution of July 6, 2022, (published in the Official Gazette of the Junta de Andalucía, number 134, of July 14, 2022)

• The Huerta de Pegalajar, registered as a Place of Ethnological Interest, is a set of terraces, which in turn has an entire system for using water resources, with two primary values; one, its great architectural value, and the other, its cultural dimension, as it is a living heritage that has survived to this day without substantial changes.

• The Sanctuary of “Virgen de la Cabeza”, located in the highest area of the Cerro del Cabezo, where originally there was a hermitage erected to commemorate the appearance of the Virgin to the pastor Juan de Rivas, where the Pilgrimage of the Virgen de la Cabeza, declared an Asset of Cultural Interest, considered a festive-religious manifestation highlighted for its ethnological, historical and landscape values.

• The Olive Grove Landscape, whose candidacy for World Heritage status is in process. An evolutionary and living cultural landscape, expressed in landscape diversity and the exceptional universal value.

• The Otíñar Landscape, the first area declared Heritage in Andalusia, a unique landscape characterized by its ravines and rocks of considerable height, constituting a diverse and complementary heritage complex, possessing great scenic and environmental value.

• The La Tortilla de Linares Mine-Smelter, as an Asset of Cultural Interest, with the typology of Site of Industrial Interest, being one of the best preserved in the area, but currently threatened by improper and uncontrolled uses.

It highlights its historical, ethnological, landscape and industrial value, work cultures and ways of life around this mining complex.

• Mountain bowling, being one of the oldest traditions and sports that still survive in the province of Jaén, considered the only native sport of Andalusia, highlighting the participation of the inhabitants that make up the current Natural Park of the Sierras de Cazorla, Segura and the Villas.

• Corpus Christi of Villacarrillo, represents for Villacarrillo the most important and most traditional festivity with more than 650 years of history, being decorated as if it were a work of art, dressing the streets, altars and spaces linked to this festival by everyone. its inhabitants, highlighting the role of women.

• Espartería in Sierra Mágina, this plant has always been closely linked to the crafts of the region and has been part of its landscape and culture in Sierra Mágina, currently being a trade in danger of disappearing, causing as a consequence the elimination of the ecosystems that develop in them, of enormous environmental wealth.

• Los Caracoles de Rus, constructions with dry stone architectural techniques. Their construction responded to various functionalities, among which the most notable are shelters from inclement weather and surveillance posts for work related to the cultivation of vines, cereals and fruit and vegetable harvesting.

That is why we wanted to take this Heritage to the streets in the form of a traveling exhibition in which, through photography, writing and sound, we offer citizens this Asset in a simple, affordable way and for all audiences.

Our Heritage, more alive than ever, would be based on a distribution of eight mobile panels, with photographic and descriptive content on each of the sides, representing each of these assets.

It is, therefore, through an exhibition, an approach to intangible heritage.

In addition, each panel will have a QR code, completing it with podscats, so that all the people who want to enter can hear more information about what they are seeing.

They will be presented in open-air and walkable spaces, lasting two weeks in each of the chosen towns, thus reaching the maximum possible for the citizen.

The itinerary destinations where it will be located will be: Andújar, Baeza, Cazorla, Jáen, Linares and Úbeda.

Goals:

• Inclusive dissemination of Intangible Heritage

• To bring all citizens closer to an exhibition in a completely accessible way to learn about history

• To promote education and knowledge in an easy way

• To promote heritage in a visual, sound and informative way

• To enhance curiosity to investigate more about this type of heritage

• To promote care and conservation

BUDGET:

Portable Mupis:

Transfer, loading, unloading and placement of 8 units of Portable Mupis, in the following Locations: Jaén, Úbeda, Baeza, Andújar, Cazorla and Linares.

Exhibition in each municipality for 2 weeks.

Mupis with double-sided screen of 1.80x1.20 meters with vinyl printing.

Contributed designs.

Price…………………………………………………………………………………………...………………..….…… 12,600.00 euros

VAT (21%) ……………………………………….....…………………………………………..……….…….…..…... 2,646.00 euros

Total with VAT……………………...……………………………………………………………….….……….….. 15,246.00 euros

The project “Our Heritage, more alive than ever” will promote the active participation of citizens by giving the possibility of being an accessible exhibition in busy places on the street for all types of audiences, whether children, youth, adults and seniors.

Photography is chosen as the main resource when showing these Assets of Cultural Interest, and at the same time we reinforce it with a short brief history, both written and in the form of podscats using a QR code for each asset, placing special emphasis on the sensitive and fragile of this type of intangible heritage because it can disappear depending on intergenerational transmission, its visibility being an obligation of administrations.