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• Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre Marks a Decade in Atlanta institutional

  Terminus Modern Ballet Theatre, Atlanta's second ballet company, celebrates its tenth anniversary. Artistic Director John Welker discussed the company's achievements and future…

• Hirshhorn Museum to loan over 200 works to all 50 states and Puerto Rico institutional

  In collaboration with the Art Bridges Foundation, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden has unveiled the '50 for 50' initiative, which will provide over 200 artworks from its…

• MIRA: New International Cultural Hub Launches in Messina institutional

  On July 2, 2026, Messina, Italy, unveiled the MIRA – Mediterranean Institute for Research and Arts, a new museum and global hub for contemporary art. This project aligns with the…

• Rai 3's Radical Transformation Under Government Pressure institutional

  Rai 3, the Italian public broadcaster's historically left-leaning and experimental channel, is undergoing a radical transformation driven by the Meloni government. The 2026/2027…

• Future MEAMories: participatory process reimagines Altamura's ethnographic museum institutional

  The MEAM – Museo Etnografico dell'Alta Murgia in Altamura, Italy, recently concluded its Future MEAMories project after six months of activities. Celebrations took place from…

• Veneranda Biblioteca Ambrosiana: rinascita tra arte contemporanea e gestione manageriale institutional

  La Veneranda Biblioteca Ambrosiana di Milano sta vivendo una grande rinascita, con un aumento dei visitatori superiore al 50% rispetto al 2024 e il terzo bilancio consecutivo in…

• British Museum to host second fundraising ball with red theme institutional

  The British Museum will hold its second fundraising ball on 17 October 2026 during Frieze Week, with tickets priced at £3,500 per person including a donation. The event, with…

• Jay Morton elected next RIBA president institutional

  Jay Morton, currently a director at Bell Phillips, has been chosen as the upcoming president of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA). She will assume the role of…

• British Museum Ball Tickets Cost £3,500 Amid Record Sales institutional

  The British Museum has announced the second edition of its fundraising ball, with tickets priced at £3,500. The event comes during a week of record ticket sales for the…

• Swiss Institute Acquires Permanent Bowery Home, Johnston Marklee to Renovate institutional

  The Swiss Institute in New York City is acquiring its first permanent home at 250 Bowery, across from the New Museum. Architectural firm Johnston Marklee will renovate the space,…

• Lyles & King Gallery in New York Closes After 11 Years institutional

  On July 2, Lyles & King, a contemporary art gallery located in New York, announced its closure after 11 years of service via an Instagram post. Founded by Isaac Lyles, who…

• Hugh Devlin Foundation Launches to Support Emerging Creatives institutional

  At the London Design Museum, Sarah Polden Devlin launched the Hugh Devlin Foundation to honor her late husband, Hugh Devlin, a renowned lawyer celebrated for his work with leading…

• Bandile Gumbi Becomes First Black Woman Director of Market Photo Workshop institutional

  In March 2025, Bandile Gumbi made history as the first Black woman to take the helm of the Market Photo Workshop (MPW) in Johannesburg. Established in 1989 by David Goldblatt as a…

• Trump Kennedy Center Foundation Emerges as Legal Battle Intensifies institutional

  New court filings reveal the existence of the Trump Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Foundation, an entity created this spring that DOJ lawyers argue is tied to hundreds of…

• Isabelle Huppert First Woman to Lead Cinémathèque Française institutional

  Isabelle Huppert, 73, has been appointed president of the Cinémathèque Française, becoming the first woman to hold the position. She succeeds Costa-Gavras, the 93-year-old…

• Italian Museum Accessibility Survey Reveals Strengths and Gaps institutional

  The first systematic mapping of museum accessibility in Italy, promoted by Fondazione Cariplo and Abbonamento Musei, was presented at Triennale di Milano during the conference "Il…

• Sara Aldana Named Philadelphia Orchestra Assistant Conductor institutional

  Sara Aldana, a Colombian conductor from Bogotá, has been named the assistant conductor for the Philadelphia Orchestra, starting in the 2026–27 season, a notable position for…

• Tallinn Art Hall to reopen in November after €13m renovation institutional

  On 13 November, Tallinn Art Hall, one of the oldest contemporary art venues in Estonia, will reopen following a €13m renovation that spanned five years. Originally established in…

• Escuela SUR and Círculo de Bellas Artes Launch 2026-2027 Fundamental Course in Arts and Artistic Professions institutional

  The Escuela SUR, in collaboration with the Círculo de Bellas Artes in Madrid, has announced its Curso Fundamental de Artes y Profesiones Artísticas for the 2026-2027 academic…

• MuCEM President and GM Suspended Amid Harassment Allegations institutional

  Pierre-Olivier Costa, who heads the European and Mediterranean Civilisations’ Museum (MuCEM) in Marseille, has been suspended along with general manager Véronique Haché. This…

• Joseph Henry Named Boston's Chief of Arts and Culture institutional

  In May, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu appointed Joseph Henry as the new chief of arts and culture for the city. Henry is currently collaborating with Utile on Boston's inaugural…

• Bank of England Hosts FXJSC Meeting on Market Resilience and Digital Assets institutional

  On 26 March 2026, the Bank of England hosted a meeting of the London Foreign Exchange Joint Standing Committee (FXJSC), led by Andrea Rosen. During the session, Paul Robson from…

• Deutsche Bank to Close Berlin Exhibition Space PalaisPopulaire institutional

  Deutsche Bank will close its PalaisPopulaire exhibition space in Berlin in November 2026, just eight years after opening. The bank will not renew its lease with billionaire…

• Kansas City Ballet Seeks Executive Director with $200K Salary institutional

  Kansas City Ballet (KCB), founded in 1957 by Tatiana Dokoudovska, is hiring an Executive Director to co-lead the company alongside Artistic Director Devon Carney. The role…

• The Town Hall Seeks Executive Director institutional

  The Town Hall, a historic 1,500-seat performance venue in New York City's theater district, is hiring an Executive Director. Founded in 1921 by suffragists and designated a…

• Beatriz Lemos Named Artistic Director of Sertão Negro, Marking New Institutional Phase institutional

  Beatriz Lemos, former chief curator of the Museum of Modern Art of Rio de Janeiro and coordinating curator at Inhotim Institute, has been appointed artistic director of Sertão…

• Fondazione Morra Greco marks 20 years with exhibition and new educational focus institutional

  On July 2, 2026, the Fondazione Morra Greco opens the group show 'Admiranda e Arcana Naturae' at MUSA in Naples, curated by Giulia Pollicita. The exhibition launches the…

• Three Spanish Círculos de Bellas Artes sign Red Circular alliance institutional

  On June 30, 2026, the directors of the Círculos de Bellas Artes of Madrid, Palma de Mallorca, and Tenerife formalized the Declaración Red Circular, an agreement to establish a…

• E&S Gallery: Nation's Oldest Black-Owned Fine Art Gallery Champions Legacy institutional

  E&S Gallery in Louisville, founded in 1989 by Walter Shannon, is the nation's oldest and largest African American owned fine art gallery. The gallery recently launched Black Crown…

• Antoni Cimolino Retires as Stratford Festival Artistic Director After 40 Years institutional

  Antoni Cimolino has announced his retirement as artistic director of the Stratford Festival, ending a 40-year tenure. He is credited with steady leadership through the COVID-19…

• Thomas Jolly and Laëtitia Guédon to Lead TNP de Villeurbanne institutional

  Thomas Jolly, artistic director of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic ceremonies, and Laëtitia Guédon, director of Les Plateaux sauvages in Paris, have been appointed to lead…

• Obama Center and New-York Historical Wing Open for US 250th institutional

  The Obama Presidential Center officially opened over the Juneteenth weekend in Chicago, situated on a nearly 20-acre plot in Hyde Park and showcasing a neobrutalist design.…

• Duke of York's Theatre Renamed After Sir Tom Stoppard institutional

  The Duke of York's Theatre in London's West End will be renamed The Tom Stoppard Theatre to pay tribute to the renowned playwright Sir Tom Stoppard, who passed away in November…

• Nederlands Fotomuseum ordered to pay former director €400,000 for unfair dismissal institutional

  A judge in Rotterdam has determined that the Nederlands Fotomuseum owes former director Birgit Donker €400,000, equivalent to two years' salary, due to her unjust termination.…

• Lee Miller and Roland Penrose's Sussex home transferred to new charity institutional

  Farleys House & Gallery, the Sussex home of Surrealist artist Roland Penrose and photographer Lee Miller, has been transferred to a newly established charity to secure its future.…

• Guggenheim Union Votes to Strike as Guston Show Opens institutional

  Workers represented by a union at the Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan have voted to permit a strike as they reach the sixth month of contract discussions, with job security being a…

• Hospital Rooms distributes 10,000 artist posters to NHS mental health wards for 10th anniversary institutional

  UK charity Hospital Rooms is marking its tenth anniversary by distributing 10,000 limited-edition posters by artists including Beatriz Milhazes, Celia Paul, Chantal Joffe, and…

• Salomon partners with Paris Opera Ballet for three seasons institutional

  Salomon has become the official partner of the Ballet de l'Opéra national de Paris for the next three seasons, providing footwear, technical apparel, and accessories for the…

• Fondazione Prada Film Fund Opens Second Call for Independent Cinema Projects institutional

  Fondazione Prada has revealed the launch of its second Film Fund edition, an annual program aimed at bolstering independent cinema with a total budget of €1.5 million. Submissions…

• Bruno Messina Appointed Director of Chorégies d'Orange institutional

  Bruno Messina, a French musician, has been appointed director of the Chorégies d'Orange, an international opera festival. He aims to refocus the festival on grand opera while also…