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• Tacoma Musical Playhouse Seeks New Executive Producer Following Founder's Death institutional

  The Tacoma Musical Playhouse (TMP) is on the lookout for an Executive Producer, with a hiring decision anticipated by fall 2026. This role comes with a starting salary of $125,000…

• LACMA's Collection Built Through Strategic Acquisitions and Exhibition Programs Over Decades institutional

  The Los Angeles County Museum of Art has transformed from a small venue into a leading museum thanks to careful, long-term strategies. Senior curator Stephanie Barron stresses the…

• Texas Professors Depart Public Universities Over Censorship Policies on Gender and Sexuality institutional

  Several faculty members are departing from Texas public universities in response to censorship policies regarding gender identity and sexual orientation. Martin Peterson, a…

• Rada Georgieva Named Inaugural Il Posto–Afterall Editorial and Research Fellow institutional

  Rada Georgieva has been appointed as the first Il Posto–Afterall Editorial and Research Fellow, a position running from July 2025 to July 2026. She will be based at the Afterall…

• Decolonial Ecology Research Network 'Disobedient Science' Launches with May Gathering in London institutional

  The 'Disobedient Science' research network is set to debut on May 7–8 with a two-day event at Pelican House and the Slade School of Fine Art in London. Curated by Iman Datoo, this…

• Ten Major Museums Set to Open Worldwide in 2026, Redefining Cultural Landscapes institutional

  The year 2026 will witness a transformative surge in museum openings worldwide, altering the landscape of cultural institutions. In Massy, France, the Centre Pompidou Francilien…

• Hampshire College's closure marks symbolic end of progressive US education tradition institutional

  On April 14, Hampshire College declared its inability to enroll sufficient students to sustain its financial obligations, signifying a poignant conclusion to the tradition of…

• Mikala Tai to Lead 2027 TarraWarra Biennial as Curator institutional

  Mikala Tai has been named the curator for the tenth TarraWarra Biennial, set to run from July 31 to November 14, 2027, at the TarraWarra Museum of Art in Healesville, Australia.…

• LACMA's radical new galleries challenge art history hierarchy, while global art logistics face wartime disruptions institutional

  The David Geffen Galleries at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), crafted by Peter Zumthor, have been inaugurated, showcasing art from various centuries and regions…

• Walker Art Center Severs Ties with Cardamom Restaurant After QR Code Staffing Controversy institutional

  Cardamom restaurant at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis will close within 60 to 90 days following the museum's decision to end their partnership. The eatery's operator, chef…

• Dries Van Noten Opens Craft-Focused Foundation in Venice with Inaugural Exhibition institutional

  Belgian fashion designer Dries Van Noten has established a new foundation dedicated to craftsmanship and savoir-faire in Venice, Italy. The foundation, located at Palazzo Pisani…

• V&A East Museum Opens in London with Architecture Inspired by Balenciaga Gown institutional

  The V&A East museum has officially opened its doors in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, accompanied by the V&A Storehouse, which launched in May 2025. This initiative was set in…

• Belvedere Museum Hosts Feminist Curating Lecture and Sandra Mujinga Artist Talk in May 2026 institutional

  On Wednesday, May 13, 2026, from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM, the Belvedere Museum will host a lecture and discussion titled "Feminist Perspectives on Curating." The event is part of a…

• Museo del Prado's Summer School 2026 Offers Practical Training for Art Historians institutional

  In 2026, the Museo del Prado will host the seventh edition of its Summer School, which began in 2019, aimed at providing practical training for emerging art historians and…

• Victoria & Albert Museum Alters Publications Under Chinese Censorship Pressure institutional

  The Victoria & Albert Museum in London removed a 1930s map of British Empire trade routes from the 'Music Is Black' exhibition catalogue after its Chinese printer, C&C Offset…

• Specialized Practical Training Fellowship at Complutense University of Madrid's Technical Culture Unit institutional

  From April 15 to May 11, 2026, the Technical Culture Unit at Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM) will provide a specialized practical training fellowship. Applicants should…

• ACLU of Texas Selects Dr. Robyn B. Adams for 2026-27 Artist Residency Focusing on Black Queer Reproductive Justice institutional

  Dr. Robyn B. Adams, a community artist, storyteller, and musician hailing from Round Rock, Texas, has been appointed the artist-in-residence for 2026-2027 by the American Civil…

• German Museums Urged to Reflect Immigration in New Guidelines institutional

  The German Museums Association has released a guide advocating for museums to better represent the country's immigrant population, which constitutes one-third of Germany's…

• New Children's Museums Expand Nationwide with Focus on STEAM and Community institutional

  kidSTREAM is poised to open in Ventura County, aligning with a nationwide surge in the establishment and expansion of children's museums. The Utica Children's Museum, located in…

• KidSTREAM Children's Museum Opens in Camarillo to Foster Science Curiosity Through Hands-On Learning institutional

  In Camarillo, Ventura County, Southern California, Kristie Akl established KidSTREAM, a children’s museum focused on STREAM education—science, technology, reading, engineering,…

• Pier Luigi Guzzetti Opens Private Gallery in Milan to Display 40-Year Collection institutional

  Collector Pier Luigi Guzzetti has inaugurated Gallerie Guzzetti, a 300-square-meter basement exhibition space in Milan's Piazza Caneva, Cenisio/Mac Mahon zone. The gallery quietly…

• Metropolitan Museum of Art CEO emphasizes institutional responsibility in contemporary context institutional

  The Metropolitan Museum of Art's CEO has publicly stated that cultural institutions must recognize their broader societal responsibilities. This declaration comes as museums…

• Museum Outsourcing Booms as National Museum of Natural History Seeks €1.1 Billion for Renovations institutional

  The outsourcing of front-of-house services like ticketing and visitor management has become a significant and competitive market within French museums, driven by major…

• Chazen Museum of Art to Reopen in September After Summer Closure and Collection Reinstallation institutional

  The Chazen Museum of Art in Madison, Wisconsin, will close for approximately two months this summer, reopening in September with a completely reimagined presentation of its…

• Cultural Institutions Face Funding Cuts, Censorship, and Leadership Crises institutional

  A former Kennedy Center staffer reported being instructed to eliminate the entire permanent collection. In Paris, over 100 authors resigned from publisher Grasset after its…

• Diya Vij Appointed NYC Cultural Affairs Commissioner, Prioritizes Artist Affordability as Economic Justice institutional

  Diya Vij, aged 40, serves as the commissioner for New York's Department of Cultural Affairs, appointed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani. She manages an annual budget of $300 million and…

• V&A East Director Gus Casely-Hayford on Museum's Mission to Engage Youth Through Tania Bruguera Commission institutional

  Gus Casely-Hayford, director of V&A East, emphasizes the museum's commitment to inspiring young people through accessible programming. A key commission at the new V&A East museum…

• Glen Hansen Named 2026 Artist-in-Residence at Nassau County Museum of Art institutional

  Glen Hansen has been named the Artist-in-Residence at the Nassau County Museum of Art for the 2026 season. Operating from the Manes Art Education Center in Roslyn Harbor, Long…

• Hungary's Art World Faces Transformation After Orbán's Electoral Defeat institutional

  Last Sunday, the opposition party Tisza triumphed in Hungary's parliamentary elections, marking the conclusion of Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule. The Hungarian art community now…

• Five Chilean Museums Form 'Más Museos' Association to Boost Collaboration institutional

  On April 17, a new alliance called Asociación Más Museos was established by five cultural institutions in Chile, with a cooperation agreement signed at the renovated Museo Violeta…

• National Museum of Korea Ranks Third Globally with 6.5 Million Visitors in 2025 institutional

  In 2025, the National Museum of Korea in Seoul achieved the distinction of being the third most visited museum worldwide, drawing in 6,507,483 guests, which marks a remarkable 70%…

• Bronx Museum's 2026 Gala Honors KidSuper, Awol Erizku, and Lois Plehn at Tribeca Rooftop Fundraiser institutional

  On Wednesday evening, over 500 guests convened on a rooftop in Tribeca for the Bronx Museum's gala in 2026, aimed at raising funds ahead of the South Wing renovation set for 2027.…

• Helen Shute Appointed CEO of English National Opera and London Coliseum Limited institutional

  Helen Shute is set to take over as the Chief Executive of English National Opera and London Coliseum Limited in November 2026, following Jenny Mollica's departure in May. Since…

• Vale's Cultural Institute Opens R$30 Million National Call for Brazilian Cultural Projects institutional

  Vale has initiated the seventh edition of its national call through Instituto Cultural Vale, dedicating R$30 million to support cultural initiatives in Brazil under the Federal…

• V&A East Museum opens in London's East Bank cultural quarter amid UK arts challenges institutional

  The V&A East Museum opens in Stratford, London, on Saturday, marking the latest addition to the East Bank cultural quarter at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. This £135 million…

• German foundation accuses government of political interference in cultural funding institutional

  The Kunstfonds foundation, a key supporter of contemporary art in Germany, has publicly accused State Secretary for Culture Wolfram Weimer of political intimidation. In March…

• Circadium School of Contemporary Circus, America's Only Accredited Circus Institution, Closes After Funding Cuts institutional

  Circadium School of Contemporary Circus, founded in 2017 by Shana Kennedy as the United States' sole accredited and licensed circus institution, will cease operations on June 1.…

• Kennedy Center Staffer Details Institutional Chaos Leading to Two-Year Closure Under Trump Administration institutional

  The Kennedy Center is set to shut down for a two-year period beginning on July 4, 2026, as announced by President Donald Trump in February 2026. Under the leadership of director…

• Young Vic Director Nadia Fall Announces Bold Programming Strategy Amid Theatre Financial Crisis institutional

  Nadia Fall, artistic director of London's Young Vic since 2025, argues financially struggling theatres must create compelling productions to survive. She announced a new season…

• Ramona Residency Announces 2026-2027 Artist Mothers Cohort with International Expansion institutional

  In Houston, the Ramona Residency has announced the selection of sixteen artists for its upcoming programs in 2026 and 2027, each featuring eight participants. Established in 2024…