A piece in the SF Chronicle this week looks at the path forward for the Fine Arts Museums of SF following the departure of longtime Board of Trustees President Dede Wilsey.  “It’s like Queen Elizabeth,” says former museum head Harry Parker. “If you’ve got something that ain’t broke, don’t fix it. There has never been a serious opponent or candidate to succeed her.”

Read more at SF Chronicle

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