Michael Rush, the Broad's founding director, on museum's success, future

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Published February 19, 2013 at 2:29 PM EST

For the first time since opening, MSU’s Broad Art Museum is closing exhibits to make way for new displays. Founding director Michael Rush discusses how things have gone at the Broad so far.

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