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I love maxwell museums for my weekly dose of all things arts, culture and of course museums! Maxwell brings together all the big stories & regular insightful interviews with the movers and shakers of the day in a snappily written newsletter that is perfect to read with a cuppa. I totally recommend it for all curators, or anyone working in the arts!
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Who’s been interviewed?
Here are three highlights from the maxwell museums interviews:
Former UK culture minister Lord Ed Vaizey | “I'm surprised that no one has run a Brexit argument that we could keep museums free for the Brits and charge the Europeans”
British artist Julian Opie | “NFTs? I can’t be bothered to learn about them”
Caroline Campbell, Director of Collections and Research at the National Gallery, London | “The National Gallery wants to play an important part in the UK’s national recovery”
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