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Come direttore del Metropolitan Museum of Art di New york, Thomas P. Campbell pensa profondamente al suo lavoro di curatore—non solo selezionando oggetti, ma collocandoli in un posto dove il pubblico possa imparare dalle loro storie. Attraverso immagini gloriose, mostra come la sua filosofia funziona per mettere in mostra arazzi medievali—e per la moda e arte esagerata di Alexander MacQueen. (Dal Design Studio session at TED2012, guest-curated da Chee Pearlman and David Rockwell.)
Thomas P. Campbell, director of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, aims to make the venerable museum's offerings both narrative-driven and accessible. Full bio »
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