Friday, July 7, 2017

Thomas Campbell Gives An Interview About His Departure From The Met Museum (And What He Says Is - Well ...)

"Q: Why did you decide to step down?
A: I think I've moved the museum forward in many respects. We've really modernised and come into the 21st century. ...
Q: Was the speculation about your relationships with staff ... the worse [sic] thing you've had to deal with as a director?
A: It goes with the territory. ... There are charges of favouritism but quite frankly that is what leadership is all about. It's about making decisions."



Article source here:Arts Journal

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