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The minister says decisions on the safe operation of museums and galleries will be discussed next week.
“I listen to those who have expressed their position today as they take to the streets with their works, and those who are quietly experiencing the frustration of not being able to continue their usual artistic activities,” Kairys said in a ministry statement.
I also hear the clear desire of society for more quality leisure opportunities. I assure you that our objective is common, so next week we will discuss solutions in the emergency committee that would allow us to return safely to the first museums and galleries, ”he said.
This week S. Kairys met with representatives of the Council of Museums, the Lithuanian Museum Association and the MO Museum.
“The minister’s team, together with the museologists, agreed to put together specific details in preparation for the future opening of museums in municipalities where the epidemiological situation is better, and prepared a proposal for additional museums in cities where the situation remains tense,” the ministry. it said in a statement.
According to the minister, in the current situation it is necessary to maintain a balance between the public’s expectations of seeing artists who have returned to their work, and the recommendations of health experts and ensuring the safety of workers and cultural visitors.
Kairys also called for COVID-19 to be used and tested.
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