Gestión cultural en el Palacio Nacional de México: uso y conservación del patrimonio

  • Lilia Rivero Ministry of Finance. National Palace Conservator Office
DOI: https://doi.org/10.37558/gec.v11i0.489
Keywords: Gestión Cultural, Cultural Management, Conservación Preventiva, Preventive Conservation, Planeación Estratégica, Strategic Planning

Abstract

La conservación del Palacio Nacional de México representa una labor compleja, ya que no solo contempla los aspectos materiales del edificio y los objetos contenidos en éste, sino que también todos los aspectos inmateriales del inmueble y que muestran la continuidad histórica de México, y por lo tanto, del desarrollo de la identidad nacional. Dadas estas condiciones, Palacio Nacional es actualmente el inmueble gubernamental más emblemático en todo el país.

Para atender el monumento, fue necesario desarrollar un plan de manejo integral para la conservación del inmueble y la atención de las actividades culturales que atraen anualmente cerca de 320 000 visitantes; asimismo, se consideró la operación de las oficinas propias de la Secretaría de Hacienda y Crédito Público; así como las áreas Presidenciales que se encuentran también dentro del inmueble.

Por otra parte, la oficina de la Conservaduría de Palacio Nacional, ha promovido una colaboración trabajo coparticipado entre las distintas oficinas que se ven involucradas en el uso y operación del monumento, así como oficinas gubernamentales externas e instituciones académicas, tanto nacionales como internacionales. Este trabajo en realizado en co participación con los diversos actores involucrados, ha sido crucial para la óptima implementación del Plan Maestro para la conservación de Palacio Nacional.

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Author Biography

Lilia Rivero, Ministry of Finance. National Palace Conservator Office

Degree in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage, Diploma in Museology Studies, Master in Contemporary Art History, has 29 years of experience in the field of cultural management, coordination of projects in conservation, restoration and museum in situ and heritage collections. National Coordinator of Cultural Heritage INAH (2007-2013); in this period she led several national and international projects, including the preservation of Moctezuma’s headdress, in the City of Vienna, Austria, and Conservation of Heroes of Independence Remains, both published projects. “Paul Coremans” award winner for the interdisciplinary Project for the descendant and conservation of Pakal’s tombstone, Palenque Chiapas.

Supervisor for the conservation of historic buildings such as National Palace, Cathedral of Mexico and the palace “Marques del Apartado”. She has collaborated in the preparation of various exhibitions in Mexico and abroad, and lectured and participated in seminars as a speaker and contributed in various national and international forums.

Councillor for Mexico at ICCROM Rome in 2009-2013, academic advisor for the project of the European Union Nano for Art 2011-2014, scientific committee member at YOCOCU since its creation. Assessor for México on the EU project NANORESTART 2015-2018 on Nanotechnology science for the conservation of contemporary art.

She is currently Head Conservator of National Palace, and provides advice to the various technical and academic institutions at request, in support of heritage conservation.

Published
2017-07-03
How to Cite
Rivero, L. (2017). Gestión cultural en el Palacio Nacional de México: uso y conservación del patrimonio. Ge-Conservacion, 11, 243-249. https://doi.org/10.37558/gec.v11i0.489
Issue
Vol. 11 (2017): Special Issue YOCOCU 2016
Section
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