In the wake of a climate protest in which the “flour” activists threw the BMW car that Warhol drew in Milan, the Italian Minister of Culture warned that the prices of entry into museums may rise with the increase in museums of the security measures that were developed to thwart future climatic protests, according to the Italian newspaper AdNkronos.
“The attacks and continuous attacks that are increasingly taking place at the expense of our artistic and cultural heritage require us to rethink and enhance the level of protection in museums, these measures lead us to take immediate action, starting with covering all paintings with glass barriers,” said the Minister of Culture, Gennaro Sanjuliano, in a statement.
Sangoliano has not specified museums that will apply these procedures, or whether he really intended to protect all businesses in Italy with glass barriers, according to Art News.
The Italian Minister of Culture continued, given the tremendous heritage that must be protected, the intervention will represent a great cost of the treasury of the ministry and the whole nation. Unfortunately, I can only expect an increase in the cost of the entry ticket.
Meanwhile, in Potsdam, in Germany, the spokesman for the Public Prosecutor in Botsdam, Sebastian Thi, confirmed that the public prosecutor fulfills whether the state can sue the climatic demonstrators due to the damage to property after a protest in which activists cast mashed potatoes on the Claude Monet Moloz painting ( 1890), the penalty will be a fine or imprisonment for up to three years..
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