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• Alessandro Monti nominato segretario generale della Commissione Nazionale Italiana per l'UNESCO institutional

  Alessandro Monti è stato nominato nuovo segretario generale della Commissione Nazionale Italiana per l'UNESCO (CNIU), prendendo il posto di Enrico Vincenti. Monti vanta un'ampia…

• Guggenheim Abu Dhabi to Open December 11 After Two Decades of Delays institutional

  On December 11, the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi will finally debut on Saadiyat Island, following two decades of delays and expenditures approaching one billion dollars. Noura bint…

• Berliner Volksbank Extends Berlin Art Week Partnership Through 2028 institutional

  The Berliner Volksbank has extended its partnership with Berlin Art Week until 2028, as announced in an interview with CEO Carsten Jung. Jung explains that the cooperative bank's…

• Musée Picasso in Paris to Fund New Wing With Exclusive Bronze Casts institutional

  The Musée Picasso in Paris is financing the expansion of its building through an exclusive edition of eight bronze casts by Pablo Picasso. The creation of a new wing dedicated to…

• Kathleen V. Jameson Appointed Director of Speed Museum, Returning to Louisville institutional

  Kathleen V. Jameson has been appointed as the new director of the Speed Museum in Louisville, Kentucky. Previously, she worked at the Mint Museum in Charlotte, North Carolina,…

• IVAM Opens Selection Process for Permanent Administrative Position institutional

  The Instituto Valenciano de Arte Moderno (IVAM) is seeking to fill a permanent position within its administrative team. Responsibilities for this role encompass managing…

• BBC Charter Renewal: Secretive Process to Decide Future of UK Broadcaster institutional

  The Royal Charter of the BBC is set to expire on 31 December 2027, and discussions for its renewal began on 16 December 2025, following a 38,000-word green paper released by…

• Bristol Old Vic Opens Voluntary Leavers Scheme to Cut Salary Costs by 5% institutional

  Bristol Old Vic, the UK's longest-running theatre located on King Street, has introduced a limited Voluntary Leavers Scheme, inviting staff to consider voluntary redundancy in an…

• Grève au Musée des beaux-arts de Lyon à partir du 11 septembre 2026 institutional

  Les agents d'accueil et de sécurité du Musée des beaux-arts de Lyon vont entamer une grève à partir du 11 septembre 2026. Cette décision a été annoncée par la CGT et SUD-CT, deux…

• American Academy in Rome: Peter N. Miller Warns of a 'War on Research' in Welcome Lecture for 2026-2027 Fellows institutional

  On September 9, Peter N. Miller, the president of the American Academy in Rome, welcomed the 2026-2027 Rome Prize Fellows and Italian Fellows with his lecture titled 'Why Research…

• LA Opera Seeks Vice President of Human Resources and Labor Relations institutional

  The Los Angeles Opera is on the lookout for a Vice President of Human Resources and Labor Relations, who will report directly to President and CEO Christopher Koelsch. This role,…

• Detroit Symphony Orchestra Eliminates Three Staff Positions Amid Budget Deficits institutional

  The Detroit Symphony Orchestra has eliminated three staff roles, including Director of Safety & Security, Manager of Volunteer & Patron Experiences, and Director of Culture &…

• Rome's Ex Circolo degli Artisti Garden Reopens as Spaziotempo Cultural Project institutional

  The former Circolo degli Artisti complex in Rome, located at via Casilina Vecchia 42, has been closed for more than ten years but will partially reopen with the Spaziotempo…

• V&A-Led Cohort Model Proves Key to AHRC Early Career Researcher Fellowship Success institutional

  The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) initiated a pilot Early Career Researcher (ECR) Fellowship program, which provided support to 8 researchers from 7 Independent…

• Charles Asprey Gifts 53 Contemporary Works to Pier Arts Centre in Orkney institutional

  Charles Asprey, a publisher and heir to a jewellery fortune, has contributed 53 contemporary artworks to the Pier Arts Centre located in Stromness, Orkney. This collection…

• Saudi Visual Arts Commission Delegation Explores South Korean Art Institutions in Art Bridges Exchange institutional

  In February 2026, a delegation from the Visual Arts Commission of Saudi Arabia traveled to South Korea for the Art Bridges initiative, which focused on “Identity Through Art and…

• 9/11 Museum Confronts Financial Future as It Adds New Displays Ahead of Anniversary institutional

  Ahead of the anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, the 9/11 Museum is confronting its financial future while gradually adding new displays. The institution is…

• La Còla: ancienne cave coopérative transformée en centre d'art contemporain à Aigne institutional

  Dans le village d'Aigne, qui compte 300 habitants dans l'Hérault, une ancienne cave coopérative, érigée entre 1949 et 1951, a été transformée en un espace d'art contemporain par…

• Villa I Tatti and Museo del Prado Announce Joint Postdoctoral Fellowship in Renaissance Studies for 2027–2028 institutional

  For the academic year 2027–2028, Villa I Tatti, the Center for Italian Renaissance Studies at Harvard University in Florence, along with the Museo Nacional del Prado in Madrid, is…

• Flatmates 37: NORITO, Teaspoon Projects and s t a r c h Launch Shared Art Space in Fitzrovia, London institutional

  At 37 Foley Street in Fitzrovia, three art organizations based in London are launching a shared venue called Flatmates 37. The space will be utilized by NORITO, a commercial…

• British Fashion Council Names Pavita Cooper as New Chair institutional

  Pavita Cooper will become chair of the British Fashion Council on October 1, succeeding David Pemsel, who steps down on September 30 after four years. The appointment takes effect…

• CAAC Opens Sixth 'A secas' Call for Andalusian Artists, Deadline 24 September 2026 institutional

  Registration for the sixth edition of 'A secas' at the Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo (CAAC) is now open, aimed at supporting contemporary artists from Andalusia or those…

• Tenderloin Museum's Katie Conry on Community-Driven Programming and Expansion institutional

  Katie Conry, the executive director of the Tenderloin Museum in San Francisco, highlights the museum's focus on community-driven initiatives and its forthcoming expansion. Founded…

• Trust in US Museums Rises Across Party Lines, Survey Finds institutional

  A recent survey conducted by the American Alliance of Museums (AAM) in collaboration with Wilkening Consulting indicates a rise in trust towards museums among Americans of various…

• Architekturmuseum TUM Faces Eviction from Pinakothek der Moderne Amid Protests institutional

  Bavaria’s arts minister, Markus Blume, announced a restructuring of 18 state-supported cultural institutions, impacting the Architecture Museum of the Technical University of…

• London's Gate Theatre to Close Permanently After Nearly 50 Years institutional

  The Gate theatre, established in 1979 above a pub in Notting Hill, will permanently shut its doors next month following a complete withdrawal of its Arts Council England funding,…

• Jerome Foundation Grants $12M in Unrestricted Funds to 80 Arts Organizations institutional

  The Jerome Foundation has announced additional unrestricted grants totaling $12 million for 80 arts organizations in 2026, with those operating arts spaces receiving $80,000 and…

• Frac Poitou-Charentes Renamed Frac Delta Nouvelle-Aquitaine institutional

  The Frac Poitou-Charentes, a regional contemporary art collection in France, has officially changed its name to Frac Delta Nouvelle-Aquitaine. The announcement was made on…

• Channel 4 to cut 340 jobs by end of year in major shake-up institutional

  Channel 4, the network behind Gogglebox and The Great British Bake Off, is set to eliminate 340 positions, which equates to a workforce reduction of over 28% by the end of the…

• US Arts Education Faces Existential Threat from Trump's Earnings-Based Loan Rules institutional

  On July 4, 2025, President Donald Trump enacted the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which significantly alters federal student financial aid, now referred to as the Working Families…

• Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch Resigns Amid Trump Administration Attacks institutional

  Lonnie G. Bunch III, the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, will resign by the end of the year, expressing 'very mixed emotions' due to harassment and political pressure…

• Círculo de Bellas Artes de Madrid Announces 2026-27 Season Exploring Illusion institutional

  The Círculo de Bellas Artes (CBA) in Madrid has unveiled its season for 2026-27, titled 'Cultura que ilusiona' (Culture that inspires). This season revolves around three primary…

• London Art Spaces Share Lease in 'Collective Lifeline' institutional

  In a novel arrangement to combat soaring lease costs in London, a commercial gallery, a non-profit, and an artist-run space have become 'flatmates' under one roof. The shared…

• Vladimir Sorokin begins residency at Prado Museum for Escribir el Prado program institutional

  On September 1, Russian author Vladimir Sorokin began a residency at the Museo Nacional del Prado as part of the Escribir el Prado initiative, which is organized in collaboration…

• South Carolina Arts Commission Singles Out LGBTQ Groups for Extra Scrutiny institutional

  The South Carolina Arts Commission has sparked controversy by funding nearly all of the 180 applicants approved by its own panel, but then requesting additional evidence of…

• National Academy of Design Announces 2026 National Academicians Including WORKac Principals institutional

  The National Academy of Design has revealed its 2026 class of National Academicians, which includes 12 distinguished artists and architects such as Amale Andraos and Dan Wood from…

• Image Worlds Symposium in New Delhi Explores Photography's Hybridity and Bicentennial institutional

  In New Delhi, India, a two-day symposium named Image Worlds: Hybridity was held, organized in collaboration with the International Center of Photography (ICP) and various other…

• Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch Resigns Amid Trump Pressure institutional

  Lonnie G. Bunch III announced his resignation as the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, a position he occupied since 2019. Previously, he directed the National Museum of…

• South Carolina Arts Commission Withholds Funds from Two LGBTQ+ Groups Over 'Artistic Merit' institutional

  During its meeting on August 20, the South Carolina Arts Commission voted 6-2 to allocate $3.7 million in grants to nearly 180 arts organizations, but denied funding to the…

• Museo Moderno de Buenos Aires Joins City's Climate Shelter Network institutional

  The Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires (Museo Moderno) has become part of the network of climate shelters in the City of Buenos Aires, responding to projections of high…