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• Museum Rietberg's first photography curator rethinks colonial-era images institutional

  In 2018, Nanina Guyer became Museum Rietberg's inaugural curator of photography, reshaping its management of nearly 50,000 images. Established in 1952 with Baron Eduard von der…

• Quai Branly President Emmanuel Kasarhérou on 20 Years of Decolonizing Museums institutional

  Emmanuel Kasarhérou, president of the Musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac since May 27, 2021, reflects on the museum's 20th anniversary on June 20, 2026. He praises the museum's…

• Met Museum Launches Free Explorer Membership for NY SNAP Recipients institutional

  Beginning June 2, the Metropolitan Museum of Art introduced a new Explorer membership for SNAP recipients in New York State, free of charge. This program, developed with the…

• Louis Vuitton backs Frick Collection's free First Fridays through 2027 institutional

  The Frick Collection has announced an extension of its First Fridays free admission initiative until May 2027, thanks to a three-year cultural collaboration with Louis Vuitton.…

• New Federal Guidelines Threaten Almost Half of Graduate Arts Programs institutional

  The Education Department is in the process of finalizing an earnings assessment that could adversely affect nearly 50% of graduate programs in visual arts, music, and performance…

• Maryhill Museum of Art Celebrates 100 Years of Eccentric Collections institutional

  Maryhill Museum of Art in southern Washington marks its centennial in 2026 with a series of events. Founded by entrepreneur Sam Hill, modern dance pioneer Loïe Fuller, patron Alma…

• Dawn Airey appointed chair of Arts Council England institutional

  Veteran television executive Dawn Airey has been appointed chair of Arts Council England, the arms-length body that distributes over £680m annually to UK cultural organisations.…

• Dawn Airey Appointed New Chair of Arts Council England institutional

  Dawn Airey has been named the new chair of Arts Council England, taking over from Sir Nicholas Serota, with her four-year tenure commencing on 1 August 2023, as announced by…

• Saint-Nazaire's Le Grand Café art center to close institutional

  The socialist municipality of Saint-Nazaire plans to close Le Grand Café, a contemporary art center that opened in 1997, and replace it with a photography-focused project. The…

• Berlin's Volksbühne to Become Public Pool Under New Director Matthias Lilienthal institutional

  Matthias Lilienthal, the new director of Berlin's Volksbühne theatre, announced plans to install a 25-meter swimming pool in front of the building from August to October, calling…

• Constitutional Court Trust Opens Paid Curatorial Internship in Johannesburg institutional

  The Constitutional Court Trust is accepting applications for a full-time paid curatorial internship focused on the Constitutional Court Art Collection in Johannesburg. The…

• Federal judge orders removal of Trump's name from Kennedy Center institutional

  On May 29, 2026, U.S. District Judge Christopher R. Cooper ruled that Donald Trump's name must be taken off the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. This decision…

• Biennale Archive Moves to Arsenale in Venice institutional

  La Biennale di Venezia has officially opened its Historical Archive at the Arsenale, occupying 8,000 square meters across five restored structures in Arsenale Sud. This archive…

• Interior Secretary Won't Commit to Removing Trump Name from Kennedy Center Despite Court Order institutional

  Interior Secretary Doug Burgum has not agreed to remove President Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center, despite a directive from U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper…

• German Museums Push to Activate Hidden Collections institutional

  The German Museums Association announced that its 2027 annual conference in Leipzig will focus on making museum collections future-proof. Approximately 80% of museum holdings…

• Open Call for Artistic Director of 14th Seoul Mediacity Biennale institutional

  The Seoul Museum of Art (SeMA) has issued a call for applications for the role of Artistic Director for the 14th Seoul Mediacity Biennale, which will take place from August 16 to…

• Observatorio de Marketing Cultural Launched to Bridge Culture and Business institutional

  A new initiative, the Observatorio de Marketing Cultural, was launched in Madrid to foster collaboration between cultural institutions and corporations. Founded by Coté Soler, Ana…

• Arts sector appointments: new board members and chairs announced institutional

  As the financial year concludes, several Australian arts organizations are welcoming new board members at their annual meetings. Notable updates include The Song Room, Regional…

• NALAC Announces 2026 Leadership Institute Fellows Including Casie Lomeli institutional

  The National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures (NALAC) has announced its 2026 Leadership Institute (NLI) cohort, a weeklong initiative aimed at professional growth for…

• Federal Judge Orders Trump Name Removed from Kennedy Center institutional

  A federal judge has ordered the removal of President Trump's name from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Judge Christopher R. Cooper determined that renaming the…

• Nicholas de Monchaux Appointed Dean of UC Berkeley College of Environmental Design institutional

  Nicholas de Monchaux has been named the William W. Wurster Dean of UC Berkeley's College of Environmental Design (CED), effective July 1, 2027. De Monchaux, an architect and…

• Rubin Curator Karl Debreczeny Lectures at University of Oregon on Tibetan Buddhist Art institutional

  Last month, Karl Debreczeny, the senior curator of collections and research at the Rubin Museum of Himalayan Art, visited the University of Oregon in Eugene to present the Lijin…

• Arts Council England Abandons Let's Create Strategy After Hodge Review institutional

  Arts Council England (ACE) has scrapped its flagship 10-year strategy, Let's Create, following a government-commissioned review led by Labour peer Margaret Hodge that criticized…

• Marie Lavandier warns Mont-Saint-Michel exit would be a 'major explosion' for CMN institutional

  At a Senate Culture Committee meeting on May 27, 2026, Marie Lavandier, president of CMN, addressed concerns regarding the funding structure of the institution, particularly in…

• David Zwirner to Represent Robert Therrien Estate Globally institutional

  David Zwirner has revealed that it will exclusively represent the Estate of Robert Therrien worldwide, a move that follows the artist's prominent retrospective at The Broad. The…

• Berlin Theatertreffen Suspends Gender Quota Amid Controversy institutional

  The jury of the Berlin Theatertreffen has suspended its women's quota, a decision that immediately sparked protests from those fearing a backlash against gender equality in the…

• Cincinnati Museum Center's AI Learning Community Model institutional

  At the Museum AI Summit 2026, Cincinnati Museum Center's Whitney Owens, Jason Perkins, and Katie Webb presented their approach to building an AI learning community among staff.…

• Community Arts Network WA board resigns after governance crisis institutional

  Western Australia-based Community Arts Network (CAN), one of Australia's leading community arts and cultural development organisations, has experienced a board crisis following…

• Savannah Philharmonic Seeks CEO with $125K–$130K Salary institutional

  The Savannah Philharmonic, established in 2009 in Savannah, Georgia, is seeking a Chief Executive Officer. Aspen Leadership Group is overseeing the recruitment process. The new…

• Tiwani Contemporary Closes After 15 Years of Championing African Art institutional

  After 15 years of operation, Tiwani Contemporary, a gallery focused on contemporary African art with locations in London and Lagos, has announced its closure as of May 28. The…

• Saran Diakité Kaba Appointed Director of École Camondo institutional

  Saran Diakité Kaba (46) has been named director of École Camondo, the Parisian school of decorative arts specializing in interior architecture and design. A graduate of ENSCI-Les…

• Martin Bostal appointed interim director of Bayeux Museum institutional

  Martin Bostal, a 36-year-old doctor in medieval history and archaeology, has been named interim director of the Musée de la Tapisserie de Bayeux. He joined Bayeux Museum in 2021…

• Michèle and Odile Aittouarès on 40 Years of Gallery Berthet-Aittouarès institutional

  In September 1986, Michèle Aittouarès established Galerie Berthet-Aittouarès at 29 rue de Seine in Paris. Her journey began alongside her husband, Jean-François Aittouarès, at the…

• Interlochen to Demolish Lodge Once Named for Jeffrey Epstein institutional

  The Interlochen Center for the Arts in Michigan will demolish the Green Lake Lodge, formerly known as the Jeffrey E. Epstein Scholarship Lodge, due to its association with the…

• Seattle Symphony Names Jeremy Rothman as New CEO institutional

  Jeremy Rothman, artistic administrator at the Philadelphia Orchestra for 18 seasons, has been appointed CEO of the Seattle Symphony. He will begin on September 1, succeeding…

• Bevilacqua La Masa Foundation's lost international allure and current state institutional

  The Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa in Venice, established in 1898 from Felicita Bevilacqua's will to support young local artists excluded from the Biennale, once boasted…

• François-Henri Pinault Appointed Chairman of Christie's institutional

  François-Henri Pinault has been appointed Chairman of Christie's, succeeding Guillaume Cerutti whose term ended last month without public acknowledgment. The Pinault family has…

• VMFA receives 1,986 photographs from Joy of Giving Something Inc institutional

  The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (VMFA) has been gifted 1,986 photographs from Joy of Giving Something Inc (JGS), an organization created by Howard and Janet Stein. This…

• Lucia Pietroiusti and Filipa Ramos to Curate 2028 Bergen Assembly institutional

  Lucia Pietroiusti and Filipa Ramos have been appointed curators for the 2028 edition of Bergen Assembly, a triennial event in Norway. The assembly originated from a 2009…

• Sydney Dance Company Faces $5.2M Deficit, Expands Teaching Programs institutional

  Sydney Dance Company (SDC), Australia's leading contemporary dance troupe, has posted four consecutive annual deficits totaling $5.2 million (US$3.7 million), primarily due to…