Councilor Giacomo Montanari Recognized as Culture Councilor of the Year 2025
The magazine “ArtTribune” has recently released its “Best of 2025” list, featuring the most notable figures in the art and culture sector. Among the distinguished individuals recognized is Councilor Giacomo Montanari, who has been named the Culture Councilor of the Year 2025. This prestigious acknowledgment is a testament to Montanari’s tireless efforts in promoting and preserving the cultural heritage of Genoa.
A Well-Deserved Recognition
According to the authoritative sector magazine, Montanari’s appointment as Councilor for Culture in June 2025 has brought a new wave of energy and competence to the city’s cultural scene. His brainchild, the Rolli Days, has been a resounding success, not only locally but also nationally and internationally. The event has put Genoa on the map as a cultural destination, showcasing its rich history and artistic treasures.
A Mayor’s Vision
Mayor Silvia Salis, who appointed Montanari as Councilor for Culture, expressed her pride and satisfaction with the recognition. She stated, “The choice of Giacomo Montanari is a clear signal of our administration’s commitment to promoting culture and the arts. We believe that Genoa deserves a passionate and competent guide in this fundamental area, and Montanari has proven himself to be an excellent choice.” Salis also highlighted the importance of Montanari’s work in strengthening Genoa’s role as a cultural reference point at a national and international level.
A Team Effort
Montanari himself expressed his gratitude to the editorial staff of ArtTribune for the recognition, acknowledging that it is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the entire team involved in promoting Genoa’s cultural heritage. He thanked Mayor Salis for the opportunity to serve as Councilor for Culture and emphasized his commitment to continuing his work with passion and enthusiasm. Montanari also recognized the contributions of various institutions, including the Carlo Felice Theater, National Theatre, Palazzo Ducale, and municipal offices of cultural policies and museums.
Genoa’s Cultural Renaissance
The city of Genoa has also been recognized for its vibrant cultural scene, with institutions such as Palazzo Ducale, the Diocesan Museum, and Palazzo Reale, as well as galleries like Pinksummer and MAIIIM, contributing to its reputation as a highly respectable cultural destination. As Montanari looks to the future, he is committed to consolidating Genoa’s position as a national and international reference point for culture, particularly in the twentieth anniversary of the recognition of the Rolli as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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