The New York Times has a piece this week on the continued efforts of The Met to rebuild following the ouster of Thomas P. Campbell.  The piece speculates on potential new Directors for the museum, including the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s Anne d’Harnoncourt. “It would come as no surprise that Anne d’Harnoncourt might have been considered for this position,” Norman Keyes, a Philadelphia Museum spokesman said of this potentiality. “However, we have had no knowledge that such an offer was actually made and would be surprised in any case if she would have taken it. She was deeply committed to Philadelphia, and proved this time and again over a period of many years.”

Read more at NYT

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