Amir - Accoglienza, musei, inclusione e relazione [Welcoming, museums, inclusion and relationship] is a project that was launched in September 2018 (the name in Arabic means ‘prince’) and is still ongoing. It is organised by a network of museums with the aim of offering cultural mediation activities led by citizens of foreign origins. It currently involves twenty mediators and eleven museums, collections, villages, churches and public spaces in Florence and Fiesole. The AMIR project is curated by Stazione Utopia and the thematic museum network Musei di Tutti and involves the Museum and Archaeological Area of Fiesole, Museo Bandini, Museo Primo Conti, Museo di Palazzo Vecchio, Museo Novecento, Museo degli Innocenti and other sites involved, including the Art Collection of the Fondazione CR Firenze, Borgo di Quaracchi, Borgo and church of Santa Maria a Peretola, Villa Medicea La Petraia, Garden of Villa Medicea di Castello, in collaboration with the Regional Museums Directorate of Tuscany. The project is made possible by funding from the Region of Tuscany and the Fondazione CR Firenze.
Amir - Accoglienza, musei, inclusione e relazione [Welcoming, museums, inclusion and relationship] is a project that was launched in September 2018 (the name in Arabic means ‘prince’) and is still ongoing. It is organised by a network of museums with the aim of offering cultural mediation activities led by citizens of foreign origins. It currently involves twenty mediators and eleven museums, collections, villages, churches and public spaces in Florence and Fiesole. The AMIR project is curated by Stazione Utopia and the thematic museum network Musei di Tutti and involves the Museum and Archaeological Area of Fiesole, Museo Bandini, Museo Primo Conti, Museo di Palazzo Vecchio, Museo Novecento, Museo degli Innocenti and other sites involved, including the Art Collection of the Fondazione CR Firenze, Borgo di Quaracchi, Borgo and church of Santa Maria a Peretola, Villa Medicea La Petraia, Garden of Villa Medicea di Castello, in collaboration with the Regional Museums Directorate of Tuscany. The project is made possible by funding from the Region of Tuscany and the Fondazione CR Firenze.
