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• Massimiliano Gioni Appointed New Museum Director institutional

  Effective August 1, Massimiliano Gioni has been named the new Toby Devan Lewis director of the New Museum. Born in 1973, Gioni will be the museum's third director since its…

• Matt Edgerton Named Artistic Director of Black Swan State Theatre Company institutional

  Matt Edgerton, a prominent figure in theater from Australia, has been named the new Artistic Director of Black Swan State Theatre Company, located in Western Australia. He will…

• Guggenheim Legionella Found, Union Tensions Simmer institutional

  The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York discovered Legionella bacteria in its cooling tower during routine tests, prompting immediate remediation. The museum insists the…

• Whistle-Blowers Allege Kennedy Center Contracting Flaws Under Trump institutional

  Documents presented to Congress reveal that whistle-blowers have charged the Kennedy Center with contracting issues during the Trump administration. The accusations highlight…

• IED Milano restructures communication school with three new courses institutional

  IED Milano has announced a major restructuring of its Scuola di Comunicazione, introducing three new three-year diploma programs for the 2026/2027 academic year. The new…

• Community Music Center of Boston seeks CEO with $4.6M budget institutional

  Community Music Center of Boston (CMCB), an arts education nonprofit founded in 1910, is hiring a Chief Executive Officer. The CEO will lead the organization through a period of…

• NJPAC Seeks President & CEO with $700K Salary institutional

  The New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) in Newark is hiring a President & Chief Executive Officer, with an estimated base salary in the mid-$700,000 range. The search is led…

• Lilienthal's Volksbühne: A Queer-Feminist Turn institutional

  The Volksbühne in Berlin is undergoing a transformation under new director Lilienthal, who is shifting the institution away from its Castorf-era legacy toward a more diverse,…

• Dinaw Mengestu Resigns as PEN America President After Seven Months institutional

  Dinaw Mengestu has resigned as president of PEN America after only seven months in the role. The New York Times reported on July 10, 2026, that Mengestu declined to provide…

• University of Houston School of Art Hires Seven Faculty, Fully Funds MFA institutional

  The University of Houston School of Art, within the Kathrine G. McGovern College of the Arts, has announced the hiring of seven new faculty members and will provide complete…

• Mona Bangkok: Tasmanian museum plans Thailand outpost by 2029 institutional

  A new art museum called Mona Bangkok is on the horizon, set to rise along the waterfront in Bangkok. This exciting project is a joint effort between Hobart’s Museum of Old and New…

• Sheikha Hoor Al Qasimi Appointed President of Sharjah Museums Authority institutional

  Sheikha Hoor Al Qasimi has been appointed president of the Sharjah Museums Authority by Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, member of the Supreme Council and ruler of…

• Hanover Theatre & Conservatory Seeks VP of Programming & Production institutional

  The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts, located in Worcester, Massachusetts, is seeking a Vice President of Programming & Production. This position will…

• The Gamm Theatre Seeks Executive Director in Rhode Island institutional

  The Gamm Theatre, a professional theater in Warwick, Rhode Island, is hiring an Executive Director. Founded in 1984 as Alias Stage by seven Trinity Rep Conservatory graduates, it…

• Delfina Foundation Launches Next Gen Circle for New Patrons institutional

  Delfina Foundation, a London-based non-profit, has launched the Next Gen Circle, a program designed to cultivate a new generation of arts philanthropists. The initiative replaces…

• Smithsonian Chief Rejects Trump Administration's 'Political Activism' Accusation institutional

  Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie B. Bunch III has pushed back against a Trump administration report that accused the National Museum of American History of promoting 'political…

• Warhol Foundation Awards $5.1M to 78 Arts Organizations institutional

  In the recent spring 2026 funding cycle, the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts distributed over $5 million to 78 organizations across 26 states, including international…

• ICP and ROAR Forward Launch Salon Series on Creativity and Reinvention institutional

  The International Center of Photography (ICP) and ROAR Forward have launched a new salon series exploring creativity, reinvention, and longevity. The series aims to foster…

• Lonnie Bunch Defends Smithsonian After White House Report institutional

  Lonnie G. Bunch III, Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, sent a letter to staff defending the National Museum of American History after a negative White House report. The…

• Icom Adopts Revised Code of Ethics Addressing AI, Climate, and Colonial Legacy institutional

  During its 41st general assembly in Paris on June 25, the International Council of Museums (Icom) ratified an updated code of ethics, with 85.9% of members supporting the change.…

• Myrtle Beach Art Museum Seeks Executive Director institutional

  The Myrtle Beach Art Museum, officially known as the Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum, is seeking an Executive Director. Established in 1987 and opened to the…

• Patricia Reser Center for the Arts Seeks Director of Marketing & Communications institutional

  The Patricia Reser Center for the Arts in Beaverton, Oregon, is hiring a Director of Marketing & Communications. The role oversees marketing strategy, public relations, box…

• Formafantasma appointed Lead R&D Fellow for Ecology at Serpentine institutional

  The Serpentine in London has named Italian design duo Formafantasma—Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin—as its new Lead R&D Fellows for Ecology. The appointment, starting this…

• June Williamson elected ACSA president for 2026–2027 institutional

  June Williamson has been appointed the new president of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) for the 2026–2027 term. An architect since 2003, she is…

• White House report demands white, patriarchal, Christian history at Smithsonian museum institutional

  A 162-page report from the White House's Domestic Policy Council, released on 4 July 2026, the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, criticizes the National Museum…

• Museo Reina Sofía launches summer climate refuge with free access and flamenco institutional

  Museo Reina Sofía in Madrid has opened its second annual climate refuge, offering free access to the Sabatini Building's garden and cloister during summer 2026. The program…

• Judd Foundation Appoints Alexandra Cunningham Cameron as First Director of Design institutional

  Judd Foundation has named Alexandra Cunningham Cameron as its first-ever director of design, a new role created to expand scholarship and public engagement with Donald Judd's…

• Arena Stage Staff Describe Toxic Workplace Under Ousted Director Hana S. Sharif institutional

  A DC Theater Arts investigation reveals a deeply divided workplace at Arena Stage under former Artistic Director Hana S. Sharif, who resigned June 26, 2026, three years into a…

• Munich Kammerspiele leadership search faces tensions institutional

  The Münchner Kammerspiele, a prominent German theater, is searching for a new director as Intendantin Barbara Mundel's tenure ends. The city of Munich, which oversees the hiring,…

• Cour des comptes: Universcience faces structural crisis with €1.6bn renovation costs institutional

  A report from the Cour des comptes highlights significant challenges at Universcience, which manages both the Cité des sciences et de l'industrie and the Palais de la découverte,…

• Ordway Center Seeks VP for Earned Revenue & Marketing institutional

  The Ordway Center for the Performing Arts in Saint Paul, Minnesota, is hiring a Vice President of Earned Revenue & Marketing to lead an $11 million revenue portfolio, primarily…

• Nevada Museum of Art embeds sustainability into operations and exhibitions institutional

  The Nevada Museum of Art (NMA) in Reno has woven environmentalism into its very essence since it was founded in 1931 by James Church, who was a pioneer in measuring snowpack for…

• Joe Hisaishi Appointed Philadelphia Orchestra Composer-in-Residence institutional

  Joe Hisaishi, renowned for his film scores for Hayao Miyazaki's Studio Ghibli animations, has been appointed composer-in-residence of the Philadelphia Orchestra. Hisaishi has long…

• Congresswoman Joyce Beatty Wins Lawsuit Against Trump Over Kennedy Center Renaming institutional

  Congresswoman Joyce Beatty, a seven-term Democrat from Ohio, successfully sued former President Donald Trump after he attempted to rename the John F. Kennedy Center for the…

• Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum to Open Satellite in Amarillo by 2027 institutional

  The Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum (PPHM) will open a satellite location in downtown Amarillo in April 2027, following its indefinite closure in March 2025 due to fire and…

• French Audit Slams Universcience for High Absenteeism, Poor Museum Design institutional

  The Cour des comptes, France's public audit body, has issued a scathing report on Universcience, the institution overseeing the Cité des sciences et de l'industrie and the Palais…

• Trump Administration Accuses Smithsonian of 'Anti-White Activism' in 162-Page Report institutional

  On July 4, the White House published a 162-page report titled 'Saving America's Story,' authored by the Trump-appointed Domestic Policy Council, accusing the Smithsonian…

• Madrid's Serrería Belga to House Pérez Simón Collection Foundation institutional

  The Madrid city council will lease the Serrería Belga cultural center to the Fundación Colección Pérez Simón for 50 years. The foundation will fully finance the building's…

• Smithsonian Director Anthea Hartig Accused of Spreading 'Radical Activist Ideology' by Trump Administration institutional

  Anthea Hartig, who leads the National Museum of American History, is getting backing from historians after the Trump administration accused her of backing a “radical activist…

• Misan Harriman Steps Down as Southbank Centre Chair Amid Social Media Controversy institutional

  Misan Harriman, aged 48, will resign from his position as chair of London's Southbank Centre in the autumn of 2026, opting not to pursue a third term. This choice, made in…