"I've lived long enough to see great museums change," she says with some fresh mix of wonder and resignation.

In 2004, the museum changed the way it displayed its Russell works.

The museum is constantly changing as new exhibits, especially buildings, are being added.

Last year the museum changed its name and its mission.

Over the past century, the museum has changed considerably inside if not outside.

But even museums with more entrenched leadership are changing their ways.

The museum is already changing some of these rooms.

"I cannot say this museum has not changed already, but I still work hard to change it further."

In 1983, the museum changed its status: it became an independent corporation managed by a board of directors.

If the museum can't change its own way of thinking, how can it presume to lecture anyone else about changing theirs?