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SUMMARY;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:New York: An Evening with the Met Museum Director and CEO Max Hollein
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DESCRIPTION:As one of the most influential figures in the art world, Max Hollein has led The Met’s evolution into a universal museum for the 21st century, bridging history, technology, and contemporary discourse.\n\nUnder his leadership, The Met is undergoing a comprehensive $2 billion transformation, not only revitalizing its galleries but also deepening its commitment to the intangible assets of curatorial and academic understanding—reshaping how art is studied, presented, and experienced. Hollein will share a key part of this initiative: the Oscar L. Tang and H.M. Agnes Hsu-Tang Wing for Modern and Contemporary Art, a $550 million project set to open in 2029, redefining how contemporary works engage with The Met’s historical collection.\n\nHollein will also explore the role of artificial intelligence in museums, examining how technology is reshaping curation, education, and accessibility. As The Met embraces digital innovation, AI opens new possibilities for audience engagement and redefines how art reaches beyond the museum’s walls.\n---\nEvent Details: https://groups.gsb.columbia.edu/rsvp?id=104810
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