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• MoriCAF Opens Applications for 2027 Curator Residency Program institutional

  Mori Contemporary Art Foundation has opened applications for the 2027 Curator Residency Program, announced on September 11, 2026. The deadline for submissions is set for October…

• Rubin Museum's Mandala Lab in Your Classroom Reaches 1,600 Students, Evaluation Shows Emotional Gains institutional

  The Garibay Group conducted an independent assessment of the Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art's Mandala Lab in Your Classroom, revealing that 90% of students involved were able to…

• New Legislation Revives Nazi-Looted Cranach Diptych Lawsuit Against Norton Simon Museum institutional

  A fresh legal challenge over a 16th-century Cranach diptych held by the Norton Simon Museum of Art has been filed, prompted by newly enacted legislation. The dispute centers on…

• Museum Mile Passport Program Launches in Downtown Miami and Watson Island institutional

  The Museum Mile Passport initiative encourages both residents and tourists to discover Downtown Miami and Watson Island by gathering stamps from various museums until October 31.…

• Colombia's Culture Minister Holguín Cancels 2026 National Stimulus Awards Over Budget Dispute institutional

  Paola Holguín, Colombia's Minister of Culture, has decided to cancel the awards for the 2026 National Stimulus Program, citing breaches of the Organic Budget Statute due to the…

• Kennedy Center Shuttered and Fenced as Trump Demands Name on Building; Peter Max Dies at 88 institutional

  The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., is surrounded by fencing and has replaced its usual performance lineup with an "Emergency alert" notice, as the Washington Post has noted.…

• ChaShaMa Loses Brooklyn Army Terminal Wing, 29 Artists Face Displacement institutional

  In August, the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) told ChaShaMa to clear out its 20,000-square-foot area on the third floor of Building A at the Brooklyn Army…

• ICP Incubator Space Founders Jacque D. Bailey and Sara Ickow Discuss First Year of Free Photojournalism Exhibitions institutional

  The International Center of Photography (ICP) introduced the Incubator Space just over a year ago as a complimentary venue for contemporary documentary and photojournalism…

• Marcello Angelini to Step Down as Tulsa Ballet Artistic Director After 2026-27 Season institutional

  Marcello Angelini and his wife Daniela Buson will relinquish their roles as artistic director and assistant artistic director of Tulsa Ballet at the end of the 2026-2027 season.…

• Terry Parris Jr. Expands Library Newsroom Project to Miami, New Jersey, and Boston institutional

  Terry Parris Jr., a John S. Knight fellow at Stanford, is scaling his Library Newsroom Project (LNP) after a successful Brooklyn pilot. The project, which began as a partnership…

• London Philharmonic Survey Finds Six-Year Peak in Orchestral Music Interest, Driven by Young Audiences institutional

  A poll involving 2,000 adults, commissioned by the London Philharmonic Orchestra, indicates that interest in orchestral music has surged to its highest point in six years. The…

• Trump Photographed with Image of Kennedy Center Appearing to Be Demolished institutional

  On Thursday, a striking image of Donald Trump inspecting a representation of the Kennedy Center in Washington, seemingly being torn down, garnered significant attention. Captured…

• Gustavo Dudamel Opens New York Philharmonic Tenure With Prokofiev and John Adams institutional

  Gustavo Dudamel has begun his tenure as music director of the New York Philharmonic, leading his opening subscription concerts. The programme paired hard-hitting Prokofiev with…

• Anonymous Art Commission Selection Gains Ground as Governance Tool institutional

  Anonymous first-stage assessments for art commissions are being embraced by cultural institutions, councils, and businesses, allowing proposals to be judged without knowledge of…

• San Francisco Opera Orchestra Strike Centers on Work Guarantees and Structural Reform institutional

  An orchestra strike is looming over the San Francisco Opera, with the central issue going beyond just a percentage increase in pay. The San Francisco Chronicle reports that the…

• Texas Arts Organizations Announce Leadership Changes in Midland, Houston, and Dallas institutional

  Leadership transitions are occurring within several Texas arts organizations. Jessica Kinsey has been appointed Executive Director of the Museum of the Southwest in Midland,…

• Kennedy Center Closes Its Doors: Final Day Marked by Shuttered Floors and Empty Box Office institutional

  The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., closed its doors, with its final day of operation documented by The Washington Post. More than half of each floor had been closed off, and…

• Naomi Beckwith spricht über Documenta 16, Ekaterina Degot warnt vor Provinzialisierung des Steirischen Herbstes institutional

  Naomi Beckwith, die künstlerische Leiterin der Documenta 16, hat in der Zeit und der HNA Interviews gegeben, in denen sie den Antisemitismus-Skandal von 2022 sowie die…

• Peter de Caluwe Named Salzburg Festival Intendant After Turbulent Search institutional

  On September 16, 2023, the Kuratorium of the Salzburg Festival announced Peter de Caluwe as the new Intendant, ending a contentious succession process. A formal introduction is…

• Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza to Open Second Madrid Venue for Contemporary Art institutional

  The Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza in Madrid is set to unveil a new venue dedicated to a contemporary art collection gifted by Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza and her family. This…

• Turin Launches Vale: €200 Million Cultural Hub Anchored by New Central Library institutional

  Turin has unveiled Vale, a cultural district situated in the Valentino area, which links several key sites: Biblioteca Civica Centrale, Parco del Valentino, Teatro Nuovo, Borgo…

• Nanette Snoep's Contract Not Renewed at Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum in Cologne institutional

  Nanette Snoep, who has served as the director of the Rautenstrauch-Joest-Museum in Cologne since 2019, will conclude her tenure at the end of 2024, as the city opted not to extend…

• Vilanova i la Geltrú’s IPAC Seeks Collections and Outreach Technician institutional

  The Institut Municipal de Patrimoni Cultural (IPAC) located in Vilanova i la Geltrú is seeking a mid-level technician for collections and outreach. This role involves creating a…

• Joseph Grima Appointed Programme Director of Aral School in Uzbekistan institutional

  Last week, during the Aral School Assembly held at the Savitsky Museum of Art, the Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation (ACDF) announced that architect Joseph Grima…

• Cité du cinéma in Saint-Denis Reopens with Free Festive Weekend institutional

  The Cité du cinéma in Saint-Denis will celebrate its reopening with a free festive weekend on September 19 and 20, 2026, during the European Heritage Days. The venue, housed in a…

• Fundación Daniel y Nina Carasso Grants €600,000 to Eight Cultural Projects Across Spain institutional

  The fourth edition of Alianzas para una democracia cultural has been launched by the Fundación Daniel y Nina Carasso, which has chosen eight initiatives to receive funding of…

• New York Public Library for the Performing Arts Receives $60 Million Anonymous Gift institutional

  The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts has received a $60 million donation, the largest in its history, following its 60th anniversary in 2025. The anonymous gift,…

• Texas Christian University Seeks Assistant Professor of Dance for August 2027 Start institutional

  The School for Classical & Contemporary Dance (SCCDance) at Texas Christian University is now accepting applications for a full-time, tenure-track Assistant Professor of Dance,…

• TCU Seeks Director for School for Classical & Contemporary Dance, Start Summer 2027 institutional

  Texas Christian University’s College of Fine Arts is on the lookout for a new Director for the School for Classical & Contemporary Dance (SCCDance). This tenured faculty role,…

• The Art Guys' 'Statue of Four Lies' Time Capsule to Be Opened at University of Houston institutional

  On Saturday, September 26, from 10 a.m. to noon, the University of Houston System's Public Art (PAUHS) will unveil the time capsule located within The Art Guys' 2010 creation,…

• Vassar College Seeks Assistant or Associate Professor of Dance for Fall 2027 institutional

  Vassar College is seeking a full-time Assistant or Associate Professor of Dance, with the position commencing in fall 2027. Situated in Poughkeepsie, New York, candidates can…

• Trump Threatens to Keep Kennedy Center Closed Unless His Name Is Added to Facade institutional

  Donald Trump has threatened to prevent the Kennedy Center from reopening unless his name is added to the building's facade, according to Le Monde. The US president took control of…

• Peter de Caluwe wird neuer Intendant der Salzburger Festspiele institutional

  Der belgische Opernintendant Peter de Caluwe übernimmt die Leitung der Salzburger Festspiele. Damit entscheidet sich das Auswahlgremium gegen das zuvor als Favorit gehandelte Duo,…

• Soulpepper Executive Director Gideon Arthurs to Step Down in October institutional

  Gideon Arthurs, the executive director of Soulpepper Theatre in Toronto, will step down at the end of October due to personal reasons. Since 2022, he has been at the helm of the…

• Çağla Ilk Opens Maxim Gorki Theater Berlin with Sarkis Installation 'Fuge' institutional

  On September 4, the Maxim Gorki Theater Berlin opened its doors under the new directorship of Çağla Ilk. The inaugural event features an installation titled "Fuge" by conceptual…

• ifa-Galerie Berlin Talk Examines GDR Participation in documenta 6 institutional

  A discussion at ifa-Galerie Berlin, led by historians Dr. Alexia Pooth and Dr. Swantje Greve, focuses on the participation of the GDR in documenta 6 in 1977, marking the sole…

• Louvre busca apoio asiático para financiar transformação de € 1 bilhão institutional

  Christophe Leribault, who has been the president of the Louvre since February 2026, revealed on September 9 in Hong Kong his intention to seek Asian philanthropists to help fund…

• Bank of England Announces New Court Appointments and Reappointments institutional

  David Craig and Paul Nowak have been named to the Court of the Bank of England, with their four-year terms concluding on 31 August 2030. They are stepping in for Sir Ron Kalifa…

• Fitzrovia Chapel Taps George Vasey as 2027 Curator in Residence for Three Solo Shows institutional

  In 2027, George Vasey has been named Curator in Residence at the Fitzrovia Chapel in London, where he will manage three solo exhibitions scheduled for January, April, and…

• Jherrard Hardeman Sues Rochester Philharmonic and Eastman School Over Dismissal institutional

  Jherrard Hardeman, a former assistant conductor, has filed a lawsuit against the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra and the Eastman School of Music. According to Hardeman, he…