Source: New York Post
Metropolitan Museum of Art executives are set to hold an emergency meeting Sunday over their decision to honor notorious “antisemite” John Galliano at their Met Gala next year, just as City Council Speaker Julie Menin slammed the institution for making a “serious mistake,” The Post has learned. Museum executives scheduled an impromptu session after growing fallout over their plans to host the “John Galliano: Horizons” exhibit at their Met Gala 2027 fundraiser in May, an insider confirmed to The Post. Galliano was convicted of a hate crime in 2011 for drunkenly berating patrons at a Paris bar with antisemitic insults, and proclaiming “I love Hitler” in a disturbing incident that got him booted from his cushy gig at Dior.
