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Galliano and the Met call off 2027 exhibition following backlash

Galliano and the Met call off 2027 exhibition following backlash
Channel News Asia Monday 31 August 2026, 23:48 UTC 1 min read
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The eight-month exhibition was scheduled to open alongside the 2027 Met Gala, the Costume Institute’s spring exhibition traditionally held on the first Monday in May.

The eight-month exhibition was scheduled to open alongside the 2027 Met Gala, the Costume Institute’s spring exhibition traditionally held on the first Monday in May.
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