EXHIBITIONS
& CONFERENCES

Facsimiles, like original objects, gain meaning from the contexts in which they are exhibited and experienced. Factum Foundation’s facsimiles and recreations allow curators to broach new frontiers in terms of what and how it is possible to exhibit, while the exhibitions which we organise ourselves call into question traditional distinctions between authenticity and originality.

We ask audiences to think about the trains of transmission which lie between the present context of viewing and the multiple “original” contexts of the objects in front of them, and to question the curatorial strategies which claim to offer direct, unmediated access to something “real” and “true”.

Conferences

December 9, 2025

Adam Lowe at Digital Heritage 2025, Riyadh

On 9-10 December, Adam Lowe was the keynote speaker at the International Conference on Digital Heritage 2025, organised by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s Heritage Commission, taking place in Riyadh. Additionally, Factum Foundation...
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November 16, 2025

Nuria Medina at the Instituto Cervantes, Oran

On 16 November 2025, Nuria Medina spoke at Instituto Cervantes in Oran, Algeria, about Factum Foundation’s mission. Invited to participate in the International Day of World Heritage, Nuria spent several...
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November 14, 2025

Carlos Bayod Lucini at the I Jornadas sobre Conservación y Restauración de Arte Mudéjar

On 14 November 2025, Carlos Bayod Lucini participated in the I Jornadas sobre Conservación y Restauración de Arte Mudéjar, a symposium organised by the Centro de Estudios Mudéjares in collaboration...
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November 13, 2025

Imran Khan at Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi

Imran Khan participated in the 7th International Conference on Islamic Art and Architecture, hosted by Jamia Millia Islamia in New Delhi from 11–13 November 2025. In his online talk, Digital Pathways to...
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November 3, 2025

Nuria Medina at Digital Heritage Forum 2025, Abu Dhabi

On 3 November, Nuria Medina, Director of Projects and Strategy for the Arab World at Factum Arte, presented Factum’s work and technologies at the international Digital Heritage Forum 2025, hosted...
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October 9, 2025

Jorge Cano and Pedro Miró at the Georgia Museum of Art

The Selene PSS was installed at the Georgia Museum of Art in October 2025, where it is already being used to scan prints by U.S. southern artist William J. Thompson....
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July 31, 2025

Adam Lowe and Imran Khan at Deccan Heritage Foundation

On 31 July 2025, Adam Lowe and Imran Khan were invited as speakers at a seminar hosted by the Deccan Heritage Foundation. Their talk, ‘New Concepts in Non-Invasive Restoration’ presented...
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July 25, 2025

Ferdinand Saumarez Smith at the SAfA 27th Biennial Meeting

On 26 July 2025, Ferdinand Saumarez Smith participated as a speaker to the 27th Biennial Meeting of the Society of Africanist Archaeologists  (SAfA 2025) at the University of Algarve, Faro...
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March 24, 2025

Costanza Blaskovic and Santiago del Bosque at the Consortium of European Research Libraries

On March 24th, Costanza Blaskovic and Santiago del Bosque presented the Selene PSS at ‘Approaches to Cross-Collection Searching’, a hybrid symposium organised by the Consortium of European Research Libraries (CERL)...
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March 21, 2025

Carlos Bayod Lucini and Santiago del Bosque at the Archivo del Pilar, Zaragoza

On March 21st 2025 Factum Foundation was invited to speak at the International Colloquium on the illuminated manuscripts Moralia in Job, located at the Archivo del Pilar in Zaragoza. Directed...
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February 20, 2025

Carlos Bayod at EXCISS 2025

On 20th February 2025, Carlos Bayod attended as a guest speaker at the EXCISS 2025 conference in Valencia, titled “Extreme Conditions – Innovative & Sustainable Solutions in Mural Painting Conservation.”...
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December 2, 2024

Carlos Bayod Lucini, Jorge Cano and Adam Lowe at Seeing the Unseen in Oxford University Collections

Click here to watch the video The very latest in 3D recording technology has revealed near-invisible markings from originals held at Oxford University institutions. Imagery captured with this technology shows...
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