Piccoli Grandi Musei

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Piccoli Grandi Musei
PICCOLI
GRANDI
MUSEI
TERRITORIAL
MARKETING
PROJECT
Florence
and its
surrounding
Territory
FOUNDATIONS
AND PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATIONS
FOR AN
INTEGRATED
TERRITORIAL
DEVELOPMENT
Banking Foundations are one of the mainstays of the development
of local cultural, social and economic policies inasmuch as they
can dispose of funds which have proved to be particularly effective
when used to carry out projects in synergy with local Institutions,
both private and public.
The actions undertaken in the cultural sector springing from this
proactive dichotomy have increasingly focused on the promotion
of cultural resources as well as the growth of human resources,
so that our very heritage can become a platform for cultural,
educational and – potentially – occupational growth.
A project promoted for 10 years by Regione Toscana and Ente Cassa
di Risparmio di Firenze, Piccoli Grandi Musei (PGM) is the epitome
of this process as its priority objective has always been to foster
rationalization, modernization and management through a network
of cultural tourist offer as well as local products while simultaneously
activating development processes of local systems. Over PGM’s 10
years of existence, 66 local museums have been involved, 56 tourist
and cultural itineraries arranged, 38 exhibitions organized, with
the participation of 310 firms and 289 shops and restaurants of the
area. All this has been accompanied by an intense research and
educational activity particularly aimed at children and their families.
The general objectives primarily pursued through PGM are the
infrastructuring and creation of a network of cultural tourism and
accessible tourism routes, educational offer for schools, training
of the staff of local firms active in the cultural sector which offer
services to the public, dissemination of good practices as well as
the promotion for commercial purposes of typical local trades and
accommodation facilities.
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SOME PROJECT DATA
ECONOMIC
FRAMEWORK
SPILLOVER
EFFECTS
Municipalities72
Minor museums
66
Permanent initiatives:
Research/Publishing
Spillover effects
on sector enterprises
Cultural institutions and local authorities
52
€ 902,677.00
€ 2,500,000.00
Cultural tourist itineraries 56
Permanent work:
Installations
Visitors’ average
expenditure
€ 612,425.00
€ 82.90
Exhibitions38
Number of visitors
705,954 (+20%)
Local enterprises and professionals 310
Professional fees
Total investment
Shops and restaurants
280
€ 744,559.00
€ 5, 922, 713.50
Cultural mediation Research activities: no. of museum catalogues
Research activities: no. of exhibition catalogues 4,300 children
26,400
Educational activities
€ 375,00.00
7,100
Exhibition promotion
Photographic Archives (Heritage Preservation Offices)
Permanent work (text panels and captions, lighting systems,
elimination of architectural barriers, climate control,
antitheft and fire-prevention systems, restoration work, etc.)
18
220
€ 2,610,948.00
Museum proceeds
€ 1,014,604.50
no. of employees
45 employees from
12 cooperatives
with an average age
of 32 (2013 initiative)
Period
September 8th
December 8th
2005
The Madonnas of Chianti.
Itineraries of Art,
History and Devotion
Some museums
Institutions involved
Uffizi Gallery
Florence
Architectural and Landscape
Heritage Office
San Francesco Museum of Sacred Art
Greve in Chianti
Opificio delle Pietre Dure
Museum of the Treasury of Santa Maria
Impruneta
Museum of Sacred Art
Tavarnelle Val di Pesa
Ministry for Cultural
Heritage and Activities
Dioceses
Region of Tuscany
Provincial Administration of Florence
4 municipalities
4 museums
Period
June 12th
November 19th
2006
The Valley of Treasures.
Mirroring Masterpieces
compared
Some museums
Institutions involved
Santa Verdiana Museum of Sacred Art
Castelfiorentino
Architectural and Landscape
Museum of Sacred Art
Certaldo
Opificio delle Pietre Dure
Museum of the Collegiate Church
Empoli
Museum
Fucecchio
Heritage Office
Empoli Valdelsa District
Ministry for Cultural Heritage
and Activities, Dioceses
Region of Tuscany
Museum of Sacred Art
Montespertoli
Florence Provincial
Administration of Florence
The Jerusalem of San Vivaldo
Montaione
11 municipalities
14 museums
Period
May 10th
November 25th
2007
Renaissance in the Valdarno:
An Exhibition for Five Masters
Some museums
Institutions involved
Museum of Sacred Art
of the Vallombrosa Abbey
Architectural and Landscape
Heritage Office
Masaccio Museum of Sacred Art
Cascia di Reggello
Opificio delle Pietre Dure
Museum of Sacred Art of the Collegiate
Church of Santa Maria
Figline Valdarno
Museum of the Basilica
of Santa Maria delle Grazie
San Giovanni Valdarno
Museum of Sacred Art
of the Collegiate Church of San Lorenzo
Montevarchi
Ministry for Cultural Heritage
and Activities
Dioceses
Region of Tuscany
Provincial Administration of Florence
Provincial Administration of Arezzo
Chamber of Commerce, Industry
Crafts and Agriculture of Florence
Consortium of Municipalities in Mountain Areas
Cinque Verdi Terre Consortium
Terre del Levante Fiorentino Consortium
Valdarno Foundation
7 municipalities
11 museums
Period
May 29th
November 30th
2008
The Mugello, Cradle of the
Renaissance. Giotto, Fra Angelico,
Donatello and the Medici
Some museums
Institutions involved
Museum of the Chini Ceramics Factory
Borgo San Lorenzo
Prefecture of Florence
Beato Angelico Museum of Sacred Art
Vicchio
Opificio delle Pietre Dure
Architectural and Landscape Heritage Office
Palazzo dei Vicari
Scarperia
Region of Tuscany
Convent of San Bonaventura at Bosco
ai Frati San Piero a Sieve
Consortium of Municipalities
in the Florentine Mountain Areas
Provincial Administration of Florence
Trenitalia Tuscan Regional Office
Ministry for Cultural Heritage
and Activities
Dioceses
Consortium of Municipalities
in the Mugello Mountain Areas
11 municipalities
12 museums
Period
November 8st, 2009
May 9th, 2010
Florence and Science.
19th-century Collections,
Places and Personalities
Some museums
Institutions involved
Museum of Natural History
of the University of Florence
(Zoology, Mineralogy, Anthropology,
Geology and Palaeontology Sections,
and Botanical Garden)
Architectural and Landscape
Heritage Office
Institute and Museum of
the History of Science
(Galileo Museum)
Opificio delle Pietre Dure
Ministry for Cultural Heritage
and Activities
Dioceses
Region of Tuscany
Science and Technology Foundation
Florence
University of Florence
Palazzo Medici Riccardi
Florence
Municipality of Florence
Provincial Administration of Florence
11 museums
Period
June 17th
November 14th
2010
Wandering around Villas
and Gardens. Surprises of
Art and Architecture at
the Gates of Florence
Some museums
Institutions involved
Antiquarium, Villa Corsini in Castello
Florence
Architectural and Landscape
Heritage Office
Villa Petraia
Florence
Ministry for Cultural Heritage
and Activities
Castello Garden
Florence
Region of Tuscany
Montagnola Etruscan Tomb
Sesto Fiorentino
Richard Ginori Museum
of the Manifattura di Doccia
Sesto Fiorentino
Office for Tuscan Cultural
and Landscape Heritage
University of Florence
Provincial Administration of Florence
2 municipalities
15 museums
Period
November 21st, 2010
May 1st, 2011
The Ghirlandaio Family.
Renaissance Painters
in Florence and Scandicci
Some museums
Institutions involved
Castello dell’Acciaiolo
Scandicci
Architectural and Landscape Heritage Office
Abbey of San Salvatore
e San Lorenzo in Settimo
Scandicci
Region of Tuscany
Museum of Sacred Art
of San Martino a Gangalandi
Lastra a Signa
Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities
Office for Tuscan Cultural
and Landscape Heritage
University of Florence
Provincial Administration of Florence
San Donnino Museum of Sacred Art
Campi Bisenzio
Uffizi Gallery
Palazzo Medici Riccardi
Florence
17 museums
Museo degli Innocenti
Florence
4 municipalities
Period
October 3rd, 2011
April 15th, 2012
The Treasure Rooms.
Wonders of Collectors
in Florentine Museums
Some museums
Institutions involved
Stefano Bardini Museum
Florence
Architectural and Landscape
Heritage Office
Horne Museum
Florence
Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities
Stibbert Museum
Florence
Region of Tuscany
Salvatore Romano Foundation
Florence
Palazzo Davanzati Museum
Florence
Rodolfo Siviero House-Museum
Florence
Bandini Museum of Fiesole
Florence
Palazzo Medici Riccardi
Florence
Dioceses
Office for Tuscan Cultural
and Landscape Heritage
University of Florence
Provincial Administration of Florence
Municipality of Florence
13 museums
Period
June 22nd
November 18th
2012
The Renaissance
in the Land of Arezzo
Some museums
Institutions involved
National Museum of Medieval
and Modern Art
Arezzo
Architectural and Landscape
Heritage Office
Fraternita dei Laici
Arezzo
Mudas Museum
Arezzo
Diocesan Museum
Cortona
Maec
Cortona
Collegiate Church and Museum of the Parish
Church of San Giuliano
Castiglione Fiorentino
Municipal Picture Gallery
Castiglione Fiorentino
Municipal Museum
Lucignano
Ministry for Cultural Heritage
and Activities
Dioceses
Region of Tuscany
Provincial Administration of Florence
Provincial Administration of Arezzo
4 municipalities
20 museums
Period
June 16th
November 3rd
2013
Masterpieces in the Valtiberina
on the border of
Tuscany and Umbria from
Piero della Francesca to Burri
and the Battle of Anghiari
Some museums
Institutions involved
Palazzo Taglieschi State Museum
Anghiari
Architectural and Landscape
Heritage Office
Palazzo Albizzini Foundation,
Burri Collection
Città di Castello
Opificio delle Pietre Dure
Old Tobacco Dryhouses
Città di Castello
Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities
Dioceses
Region of Tuscany
Municipal Picture Gallery
Città di Castello
Region of Umbria
Duomo Museum
Città di Castello
Provincial Administration of Arezzo
Madonna of the Madonna del Parto
Monterchi
18 museums
Civic Museum
Sansepolcro
Provincial Administration of Florence
14 municipalities
Period
May – October
2015
TOSCANA
NOVECENTO
THE PROJEcT
100 museums of the 10 Tuscan provinces
sharing a ’twentieth-century’ vocation
will be involved in the initiative
as well as listed and richly illustrated
in a multilingual App and in a guidebook,
along with itineraries, events and
exhibitions all focusing on 20th-century
art and culture.
PGM TERRITORY
COMING
SOON
Carrara
Massa
Carrara
Barga
Pietrasant a
Forte dei Marm i
Institutions involved
Region of Tuscany
Council of Tuscan Banking Foundations
Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities
Architectural and Landscape
Heritage Office
Office for Tuscan Cultural
and Landscape Heritage
University of Florence
10 major municipalities
Viareggio
Pistoia
San Piero a Sieve
Cantagallo
Prato
Collodi
Monsumman o
Terme
Volterra
Monticiano
San Giovanni d’Asso
Jesa
Boccheggiano
Massa Marittim a
Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Lucca
Seggiano
Follonica
Fondazione Monte dei Paschi di Siena
Portoferraio
Grosseto
Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Carrara
Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Volterra
Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di San Miniato
Fondazione Banco del Monte di Lucca
Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Prato
Marradi
Borgo San Lorenzo
Scarperia
Vallombrosa
Sesto Fiorentino
Vicchio Stia
Carmignan o Firenze
Castelfiorentino
Poggio
Lastra a Sign a a Caiano
Pisa
Fiesole
Loro Ciuffenna
Impruneta
Tavernelle
Montespertoli
San Sepolcro
Scandicci
Val di Pesa
Pontedera
Figline Val d’Arno
Crespina Fucecchio Empoli
Campi Bisenzi o
Anghiari
San Giovann i
Città di Castello
Collesalvetti
Certaldo
Montaione
Val d’Arno
Greve
Monterchi
Livorno
Arezzo
San Gimignano
Montopoli
Montevarchi
Val d’Arno
Fauglia
Colle Val d’Elsa
Castiglione Fior entino
Montelupo
Peccioli
Siena
Fiorentino
Cortona
Lucca
Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio
di Pistoia e Pescia
Fondazione Livorno
Pescia
Capalbio
Lucignan o