纽约大都会艺术博物馆取消了原定于2027年举办的英国设计师约翰·加利亚诺回顾展"John Galliano: Horizons"1。这一决定源于加利亚诺过往的种族歧视和反犹太言论争议。2011年2月，加利亚诺在巴黎一酒吧发表了包含种族和反犹言论的辱骂性言论，并被录制说过"I love Hitler"1。同年，法国法院以"基于种族、宗教、民族或族裔的公开侮辱"为由对其定罪1。
尽管存在这些历史争议，加利亚诺在时尚产业的影响力不容否认。他曾四次获得英国时尚奖最佳设计师奖，分别在1987年、1994年、1995年和1997年1。他于1995年成为首位担任法国高级定制时尚品牌创意总监的英国设计师，加入Givenchy，随后在1996年10月成为迪奥创意总监，直至2011年被解雇1。这次展览的取消反映了美术馆在平衡艺术成就与道德责任之间所面临的困境1。
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has cancelled a planned retrospective exhibition of British fashion designer John Galliano scheduled for 2027, titled "John Galliano: Horizons."1 The decision reflects ongoing tension between recognizing an artist's professional achievements and addressing serious ethical concerns from their past.
Galliano's career spans four decades of significant influence on the fashion industry, during which he earned four British Fashion Awards for Designer of the Year in 1987, 1994, 1995, and 1997.1 He became the first British designer to serve as creative director of a French haute couture house when he joined Givenchy in 1995, and subsequently took the position of creative director at Dior in October 1996, remaining in that role until his dismissal in 2011.1
However, Galliano's legacy has been shadowed by serious controversies. In February 2011, he made abusive remarks at a Paris bar that included racial and antisemitic statements, during which he was recorded saying "I love Hitler."1 Following these incidents, a French court convicted him in 2011 of making public insults based on race, religion, ethnicity, or national origin.1 The cancellation of the Met retrospective underscores the institution's struggle to balance artistic influence against moral accountability in contemporary curatorial practice.
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