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• Kennedy Center Revenue Collapses After Trump Name Added institutional

  Confidential documents obtained by The Washington Post reveal that ticket sales and fundraising at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts collapsed after President…

• Minor Attractions Launches Major Futures to Fund London's Emerging Art Scene institutional

  London's Minor Attractions, an alternative art fair, has introduced Major Futures, a charitable program designed to assist and finance emerging artists, curators, and cultural…

• Academia MAC Opens Call for Curatorial Lab 'ESTÉTICAS CONTRA — FORENSES' institutional

  The Museo de Arte Contemporáneo (MAC) of the Universidad de Chile, through its Academia MAC program, has announced an open call for the curatorial laboratory 'ESTÉTICAS CONTRA —…

• Kehinde Wiley Painting Removed from US Embassy in Santo Domingo institutional

  A painting by Kehinde Wiley, famous for creating Barack Obama's portrait, has been taken down from the US Embassy in Santo Domingo and could potentially be sold by the State…

• Mariam Elnozahy Appointed Chief Curator of Ulaanbaatar Biennale 2027 institutional

  Mariam Elnozahy, currently Artistic Director of Konsthall C in Stockholm, has been named chief curator of the second Ulaanbaatar Biennale, scheduled for 4–30 June 2027 in…

• Fundación Cine+Cómics: Tenerife's New Hub for Comics and Illustration institutional

  Francisco Pomares, a journalist hailing from the Canary Islands, established the Fundación Canaria Cine+Cómics, which has a 1,000-square-meter base in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. This…

• Diya Vij, NYC's New Arts Commissioner, Prioritizes Affordability and Accessibility institutional

  Diya Vij, who took on the role of commissioner for New York City's Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) in late February, has now spent six months managing the largest municipal…

• MECA Ends Six-Year Stewardship of Talento Bilingüe de Houston institutional

  On July 18, it was revealed that Multicultural Education & Counseling Through the Arts (MECA), a Houston nonprofit, concluded its six-year management of Talento Bilingüe de…

• Madrid Destino Seeks Transparency and Inventory Control Assistant at Conde Duque institutional

  A position for a technical assistant specializing in transparency and inventory control has been announced by Madrid Destino at the Centro Conde Duque. This full-time substitute…

• Kehinde Wiley Painting Removed from US Embassy in Dominican Republic Over 'Woke' Concerns institutional

  The U.S. State Department has taken down Kehinde Wiley's artwork, 'Young Artists After Siamesas 1960,' from the American Embassy in the Dominican Republic, labeling it as…

• ICA Miami: The Museum That Transformed the Design District institutional

  The Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA Miami) has emerged as a pivotal cultural entity in the city's transformation into a global center for contemporary art. Situated in…

• UQ Art Museum and Climate Aware Creative Practices Network Launch Online Reading Group on Aunty Mary Graham's Work institutional

  From 25 September to 6 November, the UQ Art Museum in Brisbane, in collaboration with the Climate Aware Creative Practices Network (CACP), will conduct an online reading group…

• Smithsonian Board to Vote on Housing Latino Museum in Historic Arts & Industries Building institutional

  The Smithsonian Board is set to vote on August 31 regarding the National Museum of the American Latino (NMAL) being housed in the historic Arts & Industries Building, a decision…

• SAIC Graduate Admissions Events Across the US and Online institutional

  The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) has announced a series of graduate admissions events for prospective students, spanning virtual, on-campus, and in-person…

• Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration Opens in London as World's Largest Illustration Space institutional

  On June 5, 2026, the Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration opened in London's Clerkenwell district, within the renovated New River Head pumping station. It is the largest space in…

• Ruth Mackenzie to Oversee Museums, Libraries, and Arts Council England for UK Culture Ministry institutional

  Ruth Mackenzie has been appointed as the new arts minister for the UK, overseeing museums, libraries, and cultural heritage within the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and…

• NYC Arts Nonprofits Receive $8.4M in Grants from Mayor's Office institutional

  On August 17, Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the New York City Department of Small Business Services unveiled a funding initiative totaling over $8.4 million aimed at enhancing…

• Kunstpalast Director Defends Museum's Dog Day and Child Art Initiatives institutional

  Felix Krämer, director of the Kunstpalast in Düsseldorf, has responded to criticism over the museum's recent public engagement initiatives, including a day for dogs and an…

• Ketty Gottardo Named Director of Louvre's Graphic Arts Department institutional

  Effective October 1, Ketty Gottardo, an academic from Venice, has been named the director of the Louvre Museum's Department of Graphic Arts for a three-year term, which can be…

• Tamara Zimet Appointed Artistic Director of Sydney Writers' Festival institutional

  Tamara Zimet has been named the incoming Artistic Director of the Sydney Writers' Festival, marking a return to the event after six years at the Edinburgh International Book…

• French Government Report Accuses MuCEM President of Sexual Harassment and Rigged Contracts institutional

  A report from the French government has charged Pierre-Olivier Costa, the suspended president of the Musée des civilisations de l'Europe et de la Méditerranée (MuCEM), with sexual…

• Early Mark Rothko Watercolor Donated to Cape Ann Museum by Artist's Son institutional

  Christopher Rothko, son of Mark Rothko, has donated a 1934 watercolor and gouache painting, Untitled (wharf, Gloucester, Massachusetts), to the Cape Ann Museum in Gloucester,…

• SRG-Chefin Susanne Wille: Verteidigung gegen Big Tech und ein gescheitertes KI-Experiment institutional

  Susanne Wille, die Chefin der Schweizerischen Radio- und Fernsehgesellschaft (SRG), hat in einem Interview mit der NZZ ihre Strategie zur Verteidigung von Fernsehen und Radio…

• Smithsonian weighs housing Latino museum in historic Arts and Industries Building institutional

  On August 31, the board of regents for the Smithsonian Institution will convene to discuss the possibility of situating the National Museum of the American Latino within the…

• Umberto Benappi Elected President of TAG – Torino Art Galleries institutional

  Umberto Benappi has been elected as the new President of TAG – Torino Art Galleries for the term spanning 2026 to 2029, following the tenure of Elisabetta Chiono. Chiono, who led…

• MuCEM President Suspended Amid Sexual Harassment and Favoritism Report institutional

  A report by the French General Inspectorate of Cultural Affairs (Inspection générale des affaires culturelles) has exposed practices of sexual harassment and favoritism at the…

• Benjamin Sutton Named Global Editor-in-Chief of The Art Newspaper institutional

  AMTD Group Inc, along with its subsidiaries AMTD IDEA Group and AMTD Digital Inc, has appointed Benjamin Sutton as the Global Editor-in-Chief of The Art Newspaper. Sutton, who…

• Lift Gallery Opens in Riyadh's JAX Cultural District institutional

  Lift, a unique space combining a hybrid exhibition, co-working area, and concept shop, has officially opened in JAX, located in Riyadh's cultural district. Established by Princess…

• A Year After NEA Grant Rug Pull, Arts Orgs Share Tactics for a Lean Era institutional

  One year after the NEA withdrew or terminated numerous grants on May 2, 2025, arts organizations in the Southwest are revising their funding approaches. Among those affected are…

• Armory Show Launches Museum Acquisition Prizes; Rijksmuseum Gets Rare Drawing Book; Vancouver Approves Supertall Towers institutional

  From September 24 to 27, The Armory Show in New York will introduce museum acquisition awards. The Pérez Art Museum Miami will select a piece focused on Caribbean themes, offering…

• Brazil's New Anti-Money Laundering Rules Reshape Art Market Compliance institutional

  Brazil's art sector is experiencing significant regulatory changes aimed at tackling money laundering and corruption. The ENCCLA has introduced Action 08/2026, which brings…

• Smithsonian Under Political Attack: Citizen Historians Fight Back institutional

  The Trump administration is exerting political influence on the Smithsonian Institution, alleging it has succumbed to 'ideological capture' and promotes an 'anti-white agenda.' An…

• Wolf Kahn Foundation Opens Permanent NYC Space; MoMA PS1 Gets New Café institutional

  On August 24, the Wolf Kahn Foundation inaugurated a permanent location at 134 West 26th Street in NYC, honoring the German-born American artist. This space contains research…

• Harvard's Writing Center Closure Sparks Outcry Over AI and Education institutional

  The recent announcement from Harvard University regarding the closure of its writing center and the termination of director Jane Rosenzweig has drawn backlash from students,…

• Kennedy Center Board Votes to Close Campus for Two-Year Renovation institutional

  The board of trustees at the Kennedy Center has once again decided to shut down its primary campus for construction, a plan initially revealed by President Donald Trump in…

• NYC Museums Avoid Paying Fire Code Fines Through City Agency Loophole institutional

  Between 2023 and 2025, numerous fire code violation summonses were issued by the FDNY to prominent cultural institutions in New York City, such as the American Museum of Natural…

• Berlin Opposition Claims Unlawful Influence in Antisemitism Funding Scandal institutional

  In Berlin's House of Representatives, The Left and The Greens have voiced stronger criticism regarding the funding scandal than the ruling black-red coalition following a…

• Berlin's Theaters Embrace Visual Artists in New Season institutional

  The theater landscape in Berlin is undergoing a significant shift as new artistic leaders blend visual arts and blur traditional genre lines. Matthias Lilienthal, the recently…

• Kennedy Center Keeps Scaffolding and Tarp Amid Legal Battle Over Trump Name Removal institutional

  For more than two months, the entrance of the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., has been covered with scaffolding and a tarp following the removal of Donald Trump's name in…

• Berlin Funding Scandal: Committee Report Splits on Political Interference institutional

  The investigative committee examining the Berlin funding scandal has released its final report in two versions, reflecting a deep partisan divide. The governing parties' version…