2023-07-26 23:06:05
The Council of Ministers has preliminarily approved a draft of Dpcm containing “Regulation concerning amendments to the Organizational Regulation of the Ministry of Culture referred to in the decree of the President of the Council of Ministers 2 December 2019, n. 169”, which carries out a first and important reorganization of the Italian state museums. With this provision, the number of museums, archaeological parks and other state cultural sites endowed with special autonomy rises from 44 to 60. In particular, there will be three new institutes of general management level: the Royal Museums of Turin, the National Archaeological Museum i Naples and the Galleria dell’Accademia–Musei del Bargello in Florence, which brings together the two structures previously of non-general management level. In addition, 17 new institutions of non-general management level are born.
In recent weeks, the reform proposal received a favorable opinion from the Superior Council for Cultural and Landscape Heritage. The preliminary draft of the draft decree will be sent to the Council of State for its opinion before final approval by the Council of Ministers. “The autonomy granted to some large museums is an operational choice that allows them to raise their quality and usability. Being autonomous means having managerial management that allows rapid decisions with a view to protecting and promoting the structures. This provision recognizes moreover, the value of great Italian cultural sites which, in fact, due to the importance of the collections and the works housed, have already gained great prominence in the field”, declared the Minister of Culture, Gennaro Sangiuliano.
Below is the list of the new autonomous institutes of non-general management level: 1. Savoyard royal residences; 2. National Archaeological Museums of Venice and the Lagoon; 3. National Museums of Ferrara; 4. National Museums of Ravenna; 5. National Archaeological Museum of Florence; 6. Florentine villas and monumental residences; 7. National Museums of Pisa; 8. National Museums of Lucca; 9. Maremma archaeological parks; 10. Pantheon and Castel Sant’Angelo; 11. Museums and archaeological parks of Praeneste and Gabii; 12. Monumental villas of Tuscia; 13. National Archaeological Museum of Abruzzo in Chieti; 14. National Museums of Vomero; 15. Museums and archaeological parks of Capri; 16. Swabian Castle of Bari; 17. Museums and archaeological parks of Melfi and Venosa. Finally, the Library and Monumental Complex of the Girolamini, already endowed with special autonomy, passes from the competence of the Directorate General for Libraries and Copyright to that of the Directorate General Museums.
Below is the complete list of the 60 autonomous institutes: a) of general management level (level one): 1) Royal Museums of Turin; 2) Brera Art Gallery; 3) Galleries of the Venice Academy; 4) Uffizi Galleries; 5) Florence Academy Gallery and the Bargello Museums; 6) Colosseum Archaeological Park; 7) Roman National Museum; 8) Borghese Gallery; 9) Vittoriano and Palazzo Venezia; 10) National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art; 11) National Archaeological Museum of Naples; 12) Museum and Real Bosco di Capodimonte; 13) Archaeological Park of Pompeii; 14) Royal Palace of Caserta.
b) non-general managerial level (second tier): 1) Royal Savoyard residences; 2) National Museums of Genoa; 3) Ducal Palace of Mantua; 4) National Archaeological Museums of Venice and the Lagoon; 5) Miramare Castle Historical Museum and Park; 6) National Museum of Digital Art; 7) Pilotta monumental complex; 8) Estensi Galleries; 9) National Museums of Ferrara; 10) National Museums of Ravenna; 11) National Art Gallery of Bologna; 12) National Archaeological Museum of Florence; 13) Florentine villas and monumental residences; 14) National Art Gallery of Siena; 15) National Museums of Pisa; 16) National Museums of Lucca; 17) Maremma archaeological parks; 18) National Gallery of Umbria; 19) National Gallery of the Marches; 20) Pantheon and Castel Sant’Angelo; 21) National Galleries of Ancient Art; 22) Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia; 23) Museum of Civilizations; 24) Appia Antica Archaeological Park; 25) Ostia Antica Archaeological Park; 26) Villa Adriana and Villa d’Este.
Again: 27) Museums and archaeological parks of Praeneste and Gabii; 28) Archaeological Park of Cerveteri and Tarquinia; 29) Monumental villas of Tuscia; 30) National Museum of Abruzzo in L’Aquila; 31) National Archaeological Museum of Abruzzo in Chieti; 32) Archaeological Park of Sepino and the Samnite Museum of Campobasso; 33) Royal Palace of Naples; 34) Library and monumental complex of the Girolamini; 35) National Museums of Vomero; 36) Museums and archaeological parks of Capri; 37) Herculaneum archaeological park; 38) Campi Flegrei Archaeological Park; 39) Archaeological parks of Paestum and Velia; 40) Swabian Castle of Bari; 41) National Archaeological Museum of Taranto; 42) National Museums of Matera; 43) Museums and archaeological parks of Melfi and Venosa; 44) Sibari and Crotone archaeological parks; 45) National Archaeological Museum of Reggio Calabria; 46) National Archaeological Museum of Cagliari.
The total of 60 new autonomous museums derives from the introduction of 17 new institutes which add to the existing 44 (which “decrease” to 43 as a result of the unification of the Accademia di Firenze and the Bargello Museums, “promoted” to the first tier ).
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