"It's a momentous turning point," says Sirio Ortolani, the president of ANGAMC. "Italy can finally become a great international hub, attracting galleries from all over Europe and major fairs."
"What knits our communities together is the opportunity to hear each other, to hear differences of opinion, to understand how we're different and how we're similar, and that's what builds the ground on which democracy can grow."
On the other side of the Atlantic, powerful players in this industry are hostile to the French cultural exception. One could worry about the alignment of this agenda with that of the new American administration, but I'm not worried.
President Trump's executive order aims to reshape the Smithsonian Institution by targeting ideology related to race and gender in its exhibitions and funding.
The Fabian Society's report advocates for children to spend at least 10% of their school week on arts to reverse the decline in arts within education.