The Anti-Defamation League’s national director held a private meeting with the CEO of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, according to multiple sources, signaling a potential shift in how the institution addresses issues of representation and inclusivity. The discussion comes amid ongoing debates over the museum’s approach to controversial exhibits and historical narratives. While details of the conversation remain undisclosed, the exchange suggests growing pressure on cultural institutions to confront their role in public discourse. The meeting may offer insight into how major museums balance artistic freedom with accountability in an increasingly polarized climate.
Multiple sources told Page Six that Jonathan Greenblatt of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) met with Max Hollein, CEO of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
