For a Museum for People without A Carriage
Conversation with Federico Luis Ruvituso
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https://doi.org/10.24215/25250914e067Keywords:
Museums;, Cultural policies, Cultural heritage, History of art, CuratorshipAbstract
In this interview, Federico Ruvituso reflects on his experience as director at the “Emilio Pettoruti” Provincial Museum of Fine Arts, a position he assumed at the beginning of 2020 under the ups and downs of an unforeseen pandemic. He especially gives an account of the ways of carrying out the management and research of the artistic heritage of the province of Buenos Aires and the activities that contribute to keeping it alive and in connection with different audiences.Downloads
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