Vice Mayor: three memorial museums in Vilnius is not going to be closed Tradition

Beforehand, T. Rimdžius 15min saidthat “the three departments that fall into the palms of “Vilnius, UNESCO Metropolis of Literature” will not be museums”, and a Literary Heart can be shaped of their place.

S. Bieliūnė claimed that T. Rimdžius supplied the knowledge inaccurately: “He recklessly, recklessly added varied particulars that another person had mentioned and introduced.”

“He talked regarding all the chances, for instance, the difficulty of residencies is raised by the literary neighborhood as crucial. This is among the choices that’s being thought of, however the choices concerning the content material change haven’t but been made,” the vice-mayor continued.

So what’s going to truly occur to museums?

“The museums themselves are usually not and won’t be closed. Their content material change would be the subsequent stage. On the present stage, the Directorate of Vilnius Memorial Museums as an establishment is being liquidated”, – 15min stated S. Bieliūnė.

Based on her, three literary flats can be handed over to VšĮ “Vilnius, UNESCO Metropolis of Literature”.

“Based on the council’s choice, on the stage of liquidation of the museum directorate, these departments develop into structurally subordinate to different establishments, however that is under no circumstances a closure. “Vilnius, UNESCO Metropolis of Literature” can have the operate of museum exercise in its provisions”, defined S.Bieliūnė.

She emphasised that the museum community is at the moment being restructured, and content material adjustments would be the subsequent stage: “It is not going to be determined by me or the administration, however by a bunch of consultants.”

15min reminds that following Thursday 15min printed interview with T. Rimdzis there was an outcry within the literary neighborhood. T. Rimdžius assured that the three literary museums can be closed, and the destiny of the displays is unclear. Minister of Tradition Simonas Kairys, VU Philology College Dean Mindaugas Kvietkauskas and others responded to this.