ANCONA – «You, councilor Bertini it’s a misfortune. For the city and for this municipal administration.” Bright tones this morning, May 14, in the city council, on the topic of Mole Vanvitelliana and its future destination. The words, also reiterated at the end of the reply to the question, are those of councilor Carlo Maria Pesaresi who asked the councilor Anna Maria Bertini to explain your thoughts regarding the Mole well: «Speaking about the Mole at the presentation of Tipicità, you said that since there is another administration in government it is logical that this one wants to impress its own vision on this issue too. The Mole will become a museum, with its own state recognition and its own director. Simple question: Can you explain to us what it means? What do you mean when you say that the Mole will become a museum, given that there is already a museum and it is already an exhibition venue? What is Mole’s new mission?
Then the intervention of councilor Bertini which triggered the reply: «I have not made this specific declaration, to which you allude. I mentioned the Mole because inside there is already a very important space such as the Omero museum, ed it is good that it is aligned with the rest of the Mole as a permanent exhibition space to give importance and dignity to the place. This is what I said. Of the Mole they want to make a container whatever it is specific For certain important eventsthe Mole is the only monument of that kind in the world, we must strengthen it to the maximum. This does not exclude that events cannot be held, the museum becomes increasingly experienced by the population, with events within them expositive spaces».
Councilor Bertini’s statements triggered the reaction of councilor Pesaresi: «His words strengthen me in awareness had since the first days of her actions, she is a great misfortune for the capital. A political consideration, not a personal one. I struggle to understand what he told us: the Mole becoming a museum with state recognition. There is no vision, no perspectivethere are spaces like that which are exclusively museums, but you must have them available 3 to 5 million a year if he wants to make it an international exhibition venue and instead doesn’t even have the money to cover the call for cultural activities for operators. I repeat, you are a misfortune for the capital and also for its mayor.”
