Former Director, The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Thomas Campbell is a former director of The Metropolitan Museum of Art and has been a prominent figure in the museum community, advocating for the intersection of art and accessibility.
Museums are struggling to survive, and digital access has opened art to millions — but does putting a Van Gogh on everyone's phone cheapen it? Thomas Campbell, Katherine Hargrove, and David Wilkins debate whether democratizing art saves it or slowly kills what makes it special.
