Nirvana Fans Revolt After Seattle Museum Announces Closure of Iconic Exhibit: ‘Profound Lapse of Judgment’ | AI News Digest
The Museum of Pop Culture in Seattle will close its iconic Nirvana exhibit after 14 years, sparking outrage among fans and residents. Scheduled for closure on September 7, the museum will host a farewell celebration on September 6, featuring workshops and performances. Many fans express disappointment, arguing that the exhibit is a vital part of music history that should remain accessible. Critics liken the decision to removing significant historical artifacts from public view. The museum plans to replace the exhibit with a new showcase of Pacific Northwest music scenes. Nirvana, formed in 1987, is a cornerstone of Seattle's grunge legacy.
