Interviews Inquiry into museum reform
It is one of the largest seventeenth- and eighteenth-century architectural complexes in Genoa, with reception halls complete with frescoes, stuccoes, paintings, sculptures, furniture and furnishings that belonged to the noble and royal…
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Interviews Inquiry into museum reform
The news had been circulating for a few weeks, and indeed the new Prime Ministerial Decree has expanded the podium of autonomous super-museums to include the Bargello Museums, the focus of our new interview with director Paola D'Agostino…
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Interviews Inquiry into museum reform
We had launched our survey to take stock almost ten years after the Franceschini Reform before the public selection for the position of director of autonomous museums came out. Now that the public selection is underway our interviews with…
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Interviews Inquiry into museum reform
Architects, art historians, hydraulic, electrical and management engineers, landscape conservators, botanists, agronomists, stone restorers and rup. The Royal Palace of Caserta, an immense royal residence, Italy's Versailles, behind its…
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Interviews Inquiry into museum reform
"Digitization of the collections not as an appendix but as an essential tool of research and enhancement" and making the visitor experience "memorable": these are the two distinctive traits Martina Bagnoli claims in her direction of the…
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Interviews Inquiry into museum reform Museums
"We can say that MANN has never been so great." This was stated by the director of the National Archaeological Museum of Naples, Paolo Giulierini. The reference, out of metaphor, is precisely to the construction sites, from the "historic…
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Interviews Inquiry into museum reform Museums
"Human resource management is the biggest weakness of the reform," per James Bradburne. "The director of an autonomous museum is a 'pseudo-employer' who, however, does not make decisions": who is convinced of this is Cecilie Hollberg. With…
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