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• Manchester's Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art appoints new director and board after racism allegations institutional

  Xiaowen Zhu, former assistant director at Times Art Center Berlin, becomes director of Manchester's Centre for Chinese Contemporary Art (CFCCA), joining five new board members and…

• Zippora Elders Tahalele Named Director of Nederlands Fotomuseum in Rotterdam institutional

  Zippora Elders Tahalele will assume the position of general and artistic director at the Nederlands Fotomuseum in Rotterdam starting April 13. Her appointment follows the…

• Documenta 14 curators refute financial mismanagement claims, defend two-venue model institutional

  The curatorial team of Documenta 14 issued a statement on September 14, 2017, responding to a September 12 HNA report alleging financial troubles. They refuted claims that…

• Arts Council England loses unfair dismissal case to former diversity manager over trans rights comments institutional

  Afreena Islam-Wright, former diversity manager at Arts Council England, won an employment tribunal in Manchester against the organization for unfair dismissal. She resigned in…

• Museum Leaders Outline Post-Pandemic Institutional Reforms: Redistribution, Anti-Racism, and Digital Equity institutional

  Museum directors and curators globally are reimagining institutional structures in response to COVID-19 and social justice movements. Laura Raicovich, interim director of New…

• Artist Evan Ifekoya Withdraws Labor from Goldsmiths College Over Institutional Racism Claims institutional

  Evan Ifekoya, the sole permanently employed Black academic in Goldsmiths College's art department, has withdrawn their labor in protest against what they describe as…

• Claire Hsu Steps Down as Asia Art Archive Director After 20 Years, Reflects on Founding Vision institutional

  Claire Hsu is stepping down as executive director of Asia Art Archive (AAA) in Hong Kong, transitioning to co-chair as the organization marks its 20th anniversary in December. A…

• ArtReview Launches Multimedia Partnership with Hong Kong's M+ Museum institutional

  ArtReview has launched a comprehensive multimedia partnership with Hong Kong's M+ museum to mark the institution's opening. The collaboration spans digital and print platforms,…

• Hong Kong Chief Executive Threatens Censorship of M+ Museum Exhibitions institutional

  Carrie Lam, the Chief Executive of Hong Kong, has issued a caution that officials are on 'full alert' regarding museum displays that could potentially 'undermine national…

• Dia:Beacon Acquires 155 Charlotte Posenenske Works Ahead of Major Retrospective institutional

  Dia:Beacon in New York has acquired 155 works by German artist Charlotte Posenenske, created during the final two years of her practice from 1967 to 1968. This acquisition…

• 1977 Centre Pompidou Opening Divided Critics with Radical Architecture and Duchamp Retrospective institutional

  The Centre National d'Art et de Culture Georges Pompidou opened in Paris in 1977, sparking immediate controversy. Designed by architects Renzo Piano, Richard Rogers, and…

• Leadership Shifts at MOCA Tucson, MoMA PS1, and The Kitchen institutional

  Kate Green will become Executive Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art Tucson in October, moving from her previous position as Senior Curator at the El Paso Museum of Art.…

• Calvert 22 Foundation sanctioned as 'undesirable' by Russian government institutional

  The Russian government has designated the Calvert 22 Foundation as an 'undesirable' organization, imposing sanctions on the London-based cultural institution. Founded in 2009 by…

• Iziko Museums' Director Contract Not Renewed Amid Political Tensions and Cape Town Exhibitions institutional

  Iziko Museums, the umbrella organization for Cape Town's government-run museums, allowed the contract of Riason Naidoo, director of its art collections, to expire without renewal…

• Candice Hopkins Leads Indigenous Art Initiatives at Bard College and Forge Project institutional

  Candice Hopkins has joined Bard College's Center for Curatorial Studies as Fellow in Indigenous Art History and Curatorial Studies. She continues as executive director of Forge…

• Centre Pompidou staff strike over job security concerns ahead of 2025 renovation closure institutional

  On Monday 16 October, workers at the Centre Pompidou conducted a one-day strike, expressing anxiety about employment stability as the museum prepares for a five-year renovation…

• Candida Gertler resigns from all voluntary arts positions in protest against antisemitism institutional

  Candida Gertler, who established the Outset Contemporary Art Fund, has stepped down from all voluntary roles within UK arts organizations, including her position on Tate's…

• Helena Lugo Named Executive Director of Mexico City's Terremoto Nonprofit institutional

  Helena Lugo has been appointed Executive Director of Asociación Terremoto, a Mexico City-based nonprofit organization. The 1989-born Mexican art historian and curator will assume…

• South Asian Art Gains Global Momentum Through Private Initiatives and Biennials institutional

  Kiran Nadar, founder of India's first private art museum, the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, notes increased acceptance for South Asian art despite historical challenges. She compares…

• Hauser & Wirth Opens St. Moritz Gallery, Liverpool Biennial Names Curator, and Paris Internationale Announces Exhibitors institutional

  Hauser & Wirth will open its ninth location in St. Moritz, Switzerland, with a Louise Bourgeois exhibition in December 2018. The Liverpool Biennial appointed Manuel Cosmos as…

• Hungarian government condemns proposed Black Lives Matter statue in Budapest institutional

  A proposed temporary artwork in Budapest, intended to honor the Black Lives Matter movement, has faced significant backlash from Hungary's right-wing government. The piece,…

• Goldsmiths College lecturers win employment rights after tribunal citing Uber precedent institutional

  Lecturers teaching short courses at Goldsmiths College, University of London have secured employment rights after taking the institution to an employment tribunal. The academics,…

• Royal Academy faces open letter over removal of Gaza-related works from Young Artists' Summer Show institutional

  The Royal Academy of Arts has drawn criticism from 770 artists and public figures for removing two works from its Young Artists' Summer Show earlier this month. An open letter,…

• Frieze-linked sculpture commission at luxury London development faces affordable housing controversy institutional

  A luxury redevelopment of London's historic Old War Office building, set to open early next year, has drawn criticism for allegedly sidestepping affordable housing requirements.…

• Rio Grande do Sul Art Institutions Close and Mobilize After Devastating Floods institutional

  Flooding in Brazil's southern state of Rio Grande do Sul has forced the closure of multiple art institutions, with at least 85 fatalities and over 130 people missing. The Guaíba…

• Digital Shift Benefits Disabled Museum Workers in England, Study Reveals institutional

  A recent study examining English museums' engagement with disabled individuals found that the pandemic-driven move to virtual platforms has provided advantages for disabled museum…

• Desmond Morris's 1966 Vision for London's Institute of Contemporary Arts as an Adult Play Centre institutional

  In 1966, Desmond Morris, an artist and zoologist who served as curator of mammals at London Zoo since 1957, was appointed director of London's Institute of Contemporary Art…

• Justine Alexandria Tek Appointed Director of Yuz Museum Following Founder's Death institutional

  Justine Alexandria Tek has been named director of the Yuz Museum, succeeding her late father Budi Tek, who passed away six months ago. She joined the Yuz Foundation in 2015,…

• Legal Settlement Reached in Gagosian-Koons Sculpture Dispute; Unseen Fair Bankrupt; Museum Appointments Announced institutional

  Larry Gagosian and Jeff Koons have resolved a $13 million lawsuit filed by Steven Tananbaum of GoldenTree Asset Management over undelivered sculptures commissioned between 2013…

• Artist-run spaces in Brazil foster community and residencies institutional

  Casa Tomada, founded by Tainá Azeredo and Thereza Farkas in 2009 in São Paulo's Jardim Vila Mariana, serves as an informal studio and meeting place, offering two annual group…

• Longlati Foundation Marks Seventh Anniversary with Continued Cultural Mission institutional

  The Longlati Foundation, co-founded by investor David Su and artist Chen Zihao, celebrates its seventh anniversary this year. Established to support emerging Chinese voices and…

• Thomas Girst on BMW's Cultural Strategy and the Art of Corporate Partnerships institutional

  Thomas Girst, head of cultural engagement at the BMW Group since 2003, outlines the automaker's approach to arts partnerships, emphasizing trust in institutions and…

• Fatamorgana Art School Director Resigns After Bullying Allegations from Students institutional

  Morten Bo has stepped down as director of Denmark's Fatamorgana art school following bullying accusations from students. More than 70 current and former students signed an open…

• DACS Marks 40th Anniversary with Panel Series on Artist Rights at Shoreditch Arts Club institutional

  The Design and Artists Copyright Society (DACS) is launching a three-part panel series titled '40 Years of Artists' Rights' at Shoreditch Arts Club in June 2024. This program…

• MMK Frankfurt staff allege toxic workplace in public letter to director Susanne Pfeffer institutional

  Approximately 80% of staff at the Museum für Moderne Kunst Frankfurt have anonymously endorsed a six-page letter that highlights a harmful and abusive workplace environment. This…

• Gerhard Richter protests Leverkusen's plan to close Museum Morsbroich and sell collection institutional

  Gerhard Richter has publicly opposed the proposed closure of Museum Morsbroich in Leverkusen, sending an open letter to the city's mayor. The museum faces potential shutdown as…

• Hammer Museum Director Ann Philbin Announces Retirement After 25-Year Tenure institutional

  Ann Philbin is set to retire from her role as director of the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles in November 2024, marking the end of a remarkable 25-year tenure. Since taking the helm…

• National Portrait Gallery terminates BP sponsorship after three decades institutional

  The National Portrait Gallery's partnership with BP concludes after more than 30 years, with the contract ending in December 2022. The gallery's annual portrait award will proceed…

• Khoj International Artists' Association Fosters Community Networks Through Khirkee Voice Newspaper and Artist Projects institutional

  Khoj International Artists' Association operates from New Delhi's Khirkee Village, a neighborhood undergoing rapid gentrification while hosting diverse migrant populations from…

• El Museo del Barrio cancels Alejandro Jodorowsky retrospective following sexual assault remarks investigation institutional

  El Museo del Barrio in East Harlem has canceled a retrospective of Chilean filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky's work after reviewing public statements he made about sexually…