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• Olivia Bourrat returns to Musée du Quai Branly institutional

  Olivia Bourrat is returning to the Musée du Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac in Paris, as reported by Le Journal des Arts on April 30, 2026. The article, written by Julien Tribut,…

• INSEAC de Guingamp passe sous tutelle de Sciences Po Rennes institutional

  L'Institut national supérieur de l'éducation artistique et culturelle (INSEAC) de Guingamp, qui a ouvert ses portes en 2021, change de tutelle en passant du Conservatoire national…

• Leadership Transition at Manifesta: Fijen Steps Down, Van Lynden and Nichols Take Over institutional

  Hedwig Fijen, who founded Manifesta, the European Nomadic Biennial, will step down from her role on October 5. The International Foundation Manifesta's supervisory board has…

• Reuben Keehan, Manuel Rabaté, Jitish Kallat Take Key Roles in Asia institutional

  Three major appointments have reshaped leadership across Asia's art scene. In February, curator Reuben Keehan was named artistic director of Kontempo – Center for Contemporary Art…

• Para Site Appoints James Taylor-Foster as Director, Sparking Debate in Hong Kong institutional

  James Taylor-Foster, a curator of architecture and design with little prior presence in Asia, has been appointed as the incoming director of Para Site in Hong Kong, raising…

• Anna Funder appointed Professor of Practice at University of Sydney institutional

  Anna Funder, an acclaimed author, has been named Professor of Practice in Creative Writing at the University of Sydney, where she will enhance the fields of critical and creative…

• King Charles III Visits Christie’s New York for King’s Trust Gala institutional

  On Wednesday, April 29, 2026, King Charles III and Queen Camilla made a surprise visit to Christie’s in New York following his speech to Congress and a dinner at the White House.…

• LACMA Opens David Geffen Galleries with Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony institutional

  On April 19, the David Geffen Galleries at LACMA were inaugurated with a ribbon-cutting event that featured elected officials, civic leaders, cultural figures, and artists,…

• Janne Sirén to step down as Buffalo AKG director after 13 years institutional

  Janne Sirén will leave his post as director of the Buffalo AKG Art Museum in October 2026, after 13 years leading the institution. The museum announced his departure on April 29,…

• Whitechapel Gallery Hires Economist-in-Residence to Rethink Museum Value institutional

  London's Whitechapel Gallery has appointed economist Mariana Mazzucato as its first economist-in-residence, a three-year role aimed at rethinking museum revenue and social value.…

• Leaked Emails Reveal Biennale Discussed Russian Pavilion Sanctions Evasion institutional

  Leaked emails have revealed that officials of the Venice Biennale discussed with the Russian side how Russian artists could occupy a pavilion at the event, apparently devising a…

• Liverpool Biennial Seeks Deputy Director for New Role institutional

  Applications are now open for a newly established Deputy Director role at Liverpool Biennial. This position entails providing both strategic and operational leadership throughout…

• Minnesota Orchestra Reaches Early Contract Deal with 2.5% Annual Raises institutional

  The Minnesota Orchestra musicians and management have agreed to a new two-year contract months ahead of schedule. The agreement, effective September 1, includes a 2.5% salary…

• Berlin's Finance Senator Takes Over Culture Portfolio After Wedl-Wilson's Resignation institutional

  Following the resignation of Sarah Wedl-Wilson, Berlin's Finance Senator Stefan Evers has assumed responsibility for the culture portfolio. Evers, known for his austerity…

• Marc Minkowski Named Music Director of Boston Baroque institutional

  Boston Baroque, one of America's oldest period-instrument orchestras, has appointed Marc Minkowski as its second-ever music director. Founded in 1973 by harpsichordist and…

• Met Opera faces financial crisis worsened by Iran conflict institutional

  The Metropolitan Opera in New York is experiencing severe financial difficulties, exacerbated by the escalating conflict with Iran. The institution struggles to cover basic…

• Charlie White appointed dean of Sam Fox School at Washington University institutional

  Beginning on July 1, Charlie White will take on the role of Ralph J. Nagel Dean at Washington University's Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts, following Carmon Colangelo's…

• Belfast's Lyric Theatre at 75: Anniversary Programme and Exhibition institutional

  Belfast's Lyric Theatre, founded in 1951 by Mary O'Malley, celebrates its 75th anniversary in 2026 with a programme curated by artistic director Jimmy Fay. Highlights include a…

• Louvre Department Heads Hold Dual Internal and National Roles institutional

  Maximilien Durand has been reappointed as the head of the Department of Byzantine and Eastern Christian Arts at the Louvre, as indicated by two decrees from Culture Minister…

• US Pavilion Fundraises Online for Venice Biennale institutional

  The American Arts Conservancy, a new nonprofit commissioning Alma Allen's 2026 US Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, is soliciting donations via its website, having received no…

• Louvre in Paris faces crisis: overcrowding, strikes, theft institutional

  The Louvre Museum in Paris is in a dire state, plagued by overcrowding, staff strikes, and a recent major theft. The museum's infrastructure is overwhelmed by massive visitor…

• Sébastien Allard Named Interim Head of Louvre Paintings Department institutional

  Sébastien Allard, a specialist in 19th-century art born in 1967, has been appointed interim director of the Paintings Department at the Musée du Louvre since April 14, 2014. He…

• Berlin's Finance Senator Stefan Evers Takes Over Culture Administration institutional

  Berlin's Finance Senator Stefan Evers (CDU) will also lead the Senate's culture administration for the next five months until the September 20 state election. He replaces Sarah…

• Berlin Culture Senator Resigns Over Unlawful Antisemitism Funding institutional

  Sarah Wedl-Wilson resigned as Berlin's culture senator after revelations of unlawful allocation of public funds to organizations combating antisemitism, many through arts-based…

• New Museum Gala Raises $2.7M, Honors Outgoing Director Lisa Phillips institutional

  The New Museum's annual gala at Cipriani South Street on Monday honored outgoing director Lisa Phillips, who steps down after 27 years. The event raised a record $2.7 million.…

• US Pavilion at Venice Biennale turns to online donations amid opaque funding institutional

  The 2026 Venice Biennale will showcase artist Alma Allen in the US Pavilion, which is currently seeking financial support through online contributions via the American Arts…

• Debbie Harry Performs as New Museum Gala Honors Lisa Phillips institutional

  Cipriani South Street hosted the New Museum's spring gala on Monday night, celebrating Lisa Phillips, who has been at the helm for over thirty years. The evening included a lively…

• The Box LA Closes After 19 Years as Experimental Art Space institutional

  After 19 years of operation, The Box LA, a gallery celebrated for its support of unconventional and non-commercial art, is set to close. Established in 2007 by Mara McCarthy in…

• San Francisco Names Matthew Goudeau First Arts and Culture Director institutional

  Matthew Goudeau has been appointed as San Francisco's first-ever executive director of arts and culture. In this role, he will work to keep the arts central to the city's creative…

• Adelaide Writers Week Cancelled to Save 2026 Arts Festival institutional

  Internal documents reveal that the cancellation of Adelaide Writers Week (AWW) was necessary to safeguard the 2026 Adelaide Festival. The turmoil began on 8 January when the…

• Berliner Kultursenator-Nachfolge: Thomas Heilmann als Favorit gehandelt institutional

  Nach dem Rücktritt von Sarah Wedl-Wilson als Berliner Kultursenatorin wird der frühere Justizsenator und Bundestagsabgeordnete Thomas Heilmann (CDU) als Favorit für die Nachfolge…

• Berlin Culture Senator Resigns Amid Nepotism Scandal; Conservative Successor Debated institutional

  Berlin's culture senator Sarah Wedl-Wilson has resigned after allegations of nepotism disguised as anti-Semitism. The Süddeutsche Zeitung reports that Thomas Heilmann is being…

• National Museum Ecosse 1 Listed as CAS Member Museum institutional

  The Contemporary Art Society (CAS) lists the National Museum Ecosse 1 as a museum member. The museum has received one donated work from CAS. The page also features links to other…

• Neon, Major Greek Contemporary Art Non-Profit, to Close After 14 Years institutional

  Neon, the prominent Greek non-profit for contemporary art started by Dimitris Daskalopoulos, is closing its doors after 14 years, having achieved its cultural and social goals.…

• Dora Epstein Jones named chair of CU Denver College of Architecture and Planning institutional

  Beginning July 1, Dora Epstein Jones will assume the role of chair for the College of Architecture and Planning at the University of Colorado Denver, succeeding interim chair Kat…

• Nico Bernath Launches Eponymous Gallery After a Decade with VUNU institutional

  Nico Bernath, a Slovak-Hungarian gallerist and curator based in Vienna, has announced the closure of VUNU's commercial chapter and the launch of a new gallery under his own name,…

• Citizen-funded renovation revives Galleria Ricci Oddi in Piacenza institutional

  After a year of renovations funded by citizens, the Galleria d'Arte Moderna Ricci Oddi in Piacenza reopens on April 28 with a restored interior and rehung collection. The project,…

• LACMA Opens David Geffen Galleries with Member Previews and NexGenLA Celebration institutional

  From April 27 to May 3, 2026, LACMA will offer member previews and a sunset reception to celebrate the grand opening of the David Geffen Galleries, showcasing a fresh curatorial…

• Performing MUVE: Venice museums become participatory spaces institutional

  Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia launches Performing MUVE in spring 2026, a program reimagining museums as dynamic, participatory spaces. The initiative, developed by MUVE…

• Whistler Museum's Archive: A Living Collection Dependent on Donations institutional

  The Whistler Museum's archive is not a comprehensive record of local history but a collection shaped by donations, which can lead to demographic imbalances. The museum relies on…