"Consistent with the commitments made by the Ministry of Culture and with the aim of preventing the increase in the cost of gasoline from translating into an aggravation for citizens, we have reshaped the available resources, identifying unused funds...
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It is called personeper.it: it is the new Italian website entirely focused on accessibility issues and experiences within cultural venues. This digital space was conceived with the fundamental purpose of informing, contributing to education and solic...
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A call for support vouchers for small publishers, a measure promoted by the MiC through the Center for Books and Reading and financed with a total allocation of 5 million euros, was presented today at the Ministry of Culture. The initiative is part o...
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On Easter and Easter Monday, state-run museums, galleries, archaeological areas and parks, villas, gardens, abbeys and monumental complexes will remain regularly open to the public, allowing broad accessibility to cultural venues throughout Italy. On...
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A new Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of the Interior and the Ministry of Culture was signed on March 25 at the Viminale with the aim of strengthening institutional collaboration in the protection, preservation and enhancement of cul...
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Minister of Culture Alessandro Giuli visited Sotheby's headquarters in New York yesterday, where he was able to admire for the first time Antonello da Messina'sEcce Homo, recently purchased by the General Directorate of Museums for the sum of $14.9 m...
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What to say. I, for one, liked the latest promotional video made by the Ministry of Culture, and very much so. The new communication campaign is called Felicità (Happiness ) and I assume it takes its name from the 1974 song Felicità, t&...
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The new communication campaign of the Ministry of Culture, entitled Happiness, dedicated to the National Museum System and launched last February, is part of an articulated strategy that aims to redefine the relationship between museums and the publi...
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