Four Years Ago, Italy Hired Its First Museum Directors From Abroad. It May Soon Be Sending Them Home

“In 2015, Italy unveiled a series of reforms that had the potential to transform the country’s storied museums. For the first time, foreign museum directors took the helm at major institutions across the country and all national museum directors were granted more independence than they had had in the past. Now, however, those measures have been rolled back.” – Artnet