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• MIT List Center Adds Nine Works for Student Lending Program's 49th Year institutional

  The List Visual Arts Center at MIT is kicking off the 49th year of its Student Lending Art Program (SLAP) by adding nine new artworks to its collection. Students can borrow these…

• Picha Art and Research Center in DRC Launches Urgent Crowdfunding Appeal institutional

  In Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of Congo, the Picha Art and Research Center has initiated a GoFundMe campaign to address increasing operational expenses and diminishing…

• Brett Littman Appointed Director of MCA San Diego institutional

  Brett Littman, whose career includes leadership at the Drawing Center, MoMA PS1, and the Noguchi Museum, has been named director of the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. He…

• 4Creative's Miketta Lane and David Wigglesworth on Speed, No Hierarchy, and Distinctive Creative Work institutional

  In an interview with It's Nice That, 4Creative director Miketta Lane and executive creative director David Wigglesworth discussed the agency's rapid, no-hierarchy approach to…

• SVA Faculty 'Blindsided' by Course Cuts Amid $22M Deficit institutional

  The School of Visual Arts in New York City is facing a massive $22 million deficit, which is the largest in its 79-year history. This financial crisis has led to the cancellation…

• Dance/USA’s New Director Michele Kumi Baer on Rebuilding and the End of Fellowships institutional

  Dance/USA has declared the termination of its Dance/USA Fellowships to Artists (DFA) program, following the conclusion of financial support from the Doris Duke Foundation. This…

• Cc Foundation and David Chau Fellow Reflects on First Year at LACMA institutional

  The inaugural year of the Cc Foundation and David Chau Fellowship at LACMA has concluded, centering on Asian and diasporic art. Beginning in May 2025, the fellow collaborated with…

• Craighead Green Gallery Rebrands as Bardin Gallery Under New Ownership institutional

  In October 2023, after 34 years, Craighead Green in Dallas will be rebranded as Bardin Gallery, marking a leadership change initiated by William Bardin's arrival in 2021. Bardin…

• James Taylor-Foster Appointed Executive Director of Hong Kong's Para Site as It Turns 30 institutional

  James Taylor-Foster, a 33-year-old curator from Britain, has recently taken on the role of executive director at Para Site, a non-profit organization in Hong Kong that is…

• Met Live Arts 2026–27 Season: Lykke Li Opens, Sarah Jones Programs Site-Specific Performances institutional

  The 2026–2027 Met Live Arts season has been unveiled by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, showcasing a blend of music, dance, and site-specific performances. Kicking off the season…

• Mahler & LeWitt Studios in Spoleto Open Residencies in Historic Artists' Ateliers institutional

  The kitchen walls of Spoleto's Torre Bonomo are still graced by Sol LeWitt's wall drawings from 1976. Currently, this space is utilized by Mahler & LeWitt Studios, a non-profit…

• Fair Work Commission Seeks to Add 'Arts' to Federal Award, Boosting Recognition for Arts Workers institutional

  On 14 August, the Fair Work Commission suggested changing the name of the Amusement, Events and Recreation Award 2020 to the Amusement, Recreation, Events and Arts Award (AREA)…

• Musée Bonnat-Helleu Reopens in Bayonne After €35m Renovation institutional

  The Musée Bonnat-Helleu, located in Bayonne, France, has reopened following a €35 million renovation that took 14 years and expanded its size significantly. Often referred to as…

• Bryan Joseph Lee Named NYC DCLA Deputy Commissioner Under Diya Vij institutional

  Bryan Joseph Lee has been appointed as the deputy commissioner of the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA), effective August 17. He will collaborate with DCLA…

• MAM São Paulo launches supported-studio art program for adults with intellectual disabilities and autism institutional

  The Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo (MAM São Paulo) is set to commence registrations for its inclusive art initiative, Práticas Inclusivas em Arte Contemporânea, aimed at…

• Norway's Wealth Fund Chief Gifts Kunstsilo Museum to Kristiansand institutional

  This summer, Nicolai Tangen, the CEO of Norway's sovereign wealth fund, has taken on the role of a tour guide at Kunstsilo, a £50 million (approximately $67.8 million) museum…

• Bombay High Court Dismisses IIA Election Petition, Penalises Petitioners institutional

  The Bombay High Court has dismissed a petition challenging the Indian Institute of Architects (IIA) elections for the 2026-2028 term, imposing penalties on the petitioners for…

• Orsolina28 Art Foundation: A Village for Dance, Music, and Social Inclusion in Monferrato institutional

  Established in 2016 by Brazilian-American dancer Simony Monteiro, the Orsolina28 Art Foundation is a non-profit organization situated in Moncalvo, Asti, Italy, approximately 80…

• Co3 Contemporary Dance Australia Appoints Co-Artistic Directors Cass Mortimer Eipper and Charmene Yap institutional

  Co3 Contemporary Dance Australia, based in Western Australia, has revealed that Cass Mortimer Eipper and Charmene Yap will serve as the new Co-Artistic Directors. The duo, who…

• Fort Works Art Expands Leadership with Amon Carter's Former Director institutional

  Fort Works Art (FWA) in Fort Worth, Texas, is ushering in new leadership as it embarks on its second decade. Andrew J. Walker, who previously served as the Executive Director at…

• Dallas Contemporary Opens Applications for 2027 North Texas Graduate Program institutional

  Dallas Contemporary (DC) is now inviting applications for its third annual North Texas Graduate Student Program, which is aimed at final-year MFA candidates from universities in…

• Berlin Debates Future of Russian House Amid Espionage Allegations institutional

  The cultural center known as the Russian House, located on Friedrichstraße in Berlin, is embroiled in political disputes as Germany deliberates on ending a 2011 agreement with…

• Portland Baroque Orchestra Seeks Executive Director institutional

  In Portland, Oregon, the Portland Baroque Orchestra (PBO), a prominent ensemble specializing in period instruments, is collaborating with ZRG Aspen Leadership Group to find an…

• Brazilian Art Sector Fears New Import Rules Could Disrupt Exhibitions and Fairs institutional

  In Brazil, museums and galleries are voicing their opposition to the Brazilian Federal Revenue's (Receita Federal) suggested modifications to the import processes for artworks,…

• Museo Moderno de Buenos Aires Launches Institutional Development Program institutional

  The Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires has introduced a new program aimed at enhancing philanthropy and advancing its artistic goals. This initiative encourages art lovers to…

• Martin Clark to Leave Camden Art Centre for Towner Eastbourne institutional

  Martin Clark has been appointed as the new director and chief executive of Towner Eastbourne, set to begin in January 2027. He will succeed Joe Hill at the institution, known for…

• First Australian National Pavilion Set for Art OMI in Hudson Valley institutional

  Collector Francis Greenburger has revealed plans for the first national pavilion at Art OMI Pavilions, a permanent Hudson Valley home dedicated to contemporary Australian and…

• ISLAA Names Record 24 Fellows for 2026–27; SFMOMA, Portland Museum Appoint New Leaders institutional

  For its 2026–27 fellowship program, the Institute for Studies on Latin American Art (ISLAA) has chosen 24 scholars, marking its largest cohort yet. This group comprises 16 PhD…

• Icom-US Supports Smithsonian Amid Trump Administration Attacks institutional

  On Tuesday, August 11, the US branch of the International Council of Museums (Icom-US) released a statement supporting the Smithsonian Institution amid recent political criticisms…

• Kennedy Center Board Votes Again to Add Trump's Name to Facade institutional

  On Thursday, the board of the Kennedy Center decided to inscribe President Donald Trump's name on the performing arts venue’s exterior and to initiate a two-year closure, as…

• Trump's Kennedy Center Takeover Pushes National Symphony Orchestra into Deepest Financial Crisis institutional

  The National Symphony Orchestra is in a tough spot financially since President Donald Trump took over the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. As revealed by current…

• Italian Cinema Reform: New Agency Raises Governance Concerns institutional

  A proposed reform of Italy's cinema and audiovisual sector, currently awaiting parliamentary approval, centers on the creation of a new Agency for Cinema and Audiovisual. The…

• Fondation de l’islam de France loses public utility status, survival threatened institutional

  The Fondation de l’islam de France, a secular body created after the 2015 attacks to foster public understanding of Islam, has lost its status as a public utility, endangering its…

• Anna Katz Appointed Head of Painting and Sculpture at SFMOMA institutional

  Beginning August 17, 2026, Anna Katz will assume the role of Senior Curator and Head of Painting and Sculpture at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA), marking a…

• Elvira Dyangani Ose Appointed Artistic Director of Zeitz MOCAA institutional

  This fall, Elvira Dyangani Ose will take over as the artistic director of the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa in Cape Town, replacing Koyo Kouoh, who passed away in May…

• Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí Launches Espai Platform Dalí in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter institutional

  In Barcelona's Gothic Quarter, the Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí has launched Espai Platform Dalí, under the leadership of Mónica Bello, aimed at bridging the gap between art and…

• V&A Director Accused of Disrespect as Union Threatens Strike Over Pay institutional

  The Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) has condemned the director of the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) as 'disrespectful' for refusing to engage in negotiations over…

• Pittsburgh CLO and Public Theater Merger Seeks President and Executive Producer institutional

  In March 2026, a decision was made to merge Pittsburgh Public Theater and Pittsburgh CLO, resulting in a new organization set to launch in January 2027. This merger is intended to…

• Museum Director Openings: New Museum, Buffalo, Portland Appoint Leaders, Others Vacant institutional

  Several major art museums in the United States have recently filled their top leadership positions, while others continue to search for new directors. The New Museum in New York,…

• SF Camerawork to Close After 52 Years, Citing Rising Costs and Declining Funding institutional

  After 52 years of service, SF Camerawork, a nonprofit organization in San Francisco focused on photography, has declared its impending closure. The announcement was made on…