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• Arte Abierto expands to new venues across Mexico with Carsten Höller slide institutional

  Arte Abierto, the Mexican art initiative founded seven years ago in Artz Pedregal, Mexico City, has expanded to multiple locations including Los Cabos and a future site in…

• 52 Artists at Venice Biennale Reject Golden Lion Award in Political Protest institutional

  Almost 50% of the participants in the main exhibition of the Venice Biennale have opted out of vying for the Golden Lion awards, exacerbating the ongoing crisis for the 2024…

• Air de Paris Gallery Closes After 36 Years, Over 400 Exhibitions institutional

  This week, the iconic Paris gallery Air de Paris, which has been around for 36 years and held more than 400 exhibitions, is closing its doors due to bankruptcy. Founded in 1990 by…

• UArts $77M Endowment Still Tied Up in Court Two Years After Closure institutional

  Two years after the University of the Arts (UArts) in Philadelphia abruptly closed in June 2024, its $77 million endowment remains mired in court proceedings. Multiple parties are…

• Çağla Ilk's Gorki Theater Program Signals Berlin's Cultural Renewal institutional

  Çağla Ilk, who previously served as the curator for the German Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, has unveiled her vision as the newly appointed artistic director of Berlin's Maxim…

• Chicago Sinfonietta Pauses Programming Until 2027, Lays Off Staff institutional

  The Chicago Sinfonietta revealed a halt in its programming until 2027 and announced layoffs of its administrative team, leaving its roughly 60 musicians taken aback. The musicians…

• Stefano Boeri on Eight Years Leading Triennale Milano: A Farewell Interview institutional

  Stefano Boeri reflects on his eight-year tenure as president of Triennale Milano in a wide-ranging exit interview. He highlights the institution's transformation into an…

• CGAC director selection sparks crisis: 1,000+ sign protest manifesto institutional

  The Centro Galego de Arte Contemporánea (CGAC) is facing a crisis following the announcement from the Xunta de Galicia's Consellería de Cultura that the role of museum director…

• MMK Frankfurt Acquires Estate of Henrike Naumann institutional

  The MMK Frankfurt has acquired the estate of Henrike Naumann, the artist who represented Germany at the 2024 Venice Biennale and died earlier this year at age 39. Naumann's…

• Florence Launches GAMB, Uniting Seven Museums Under a New Visual Identity institutional

  Florence has introduced GAMB, a new autonomous museum hub that combines seven museums under a cohesive visual identity designed by Milan-based studio Migliore+Servetto. The…

• Maria Marighella Reflects on Funarte Presidency and Legacy institutional

  Maria Marighella, the first woman from Brazil's Northeast to preside over Funarte, discusses her tenure from March 2023 to April 2026 in an interview with Celeste. She highlights…

• Four Berlin Museums Form New MuseumsMeileMitte Quarter institutional

  Four Berlin institutions—Museum für Naturkunde, Hamburger Bahnhof, Futurium, and Medizinhistorisches Museum der Charité—have announced a collaboration to create the…

• IWM and Miraikan Lead Museum Carbon Reduction at Green Museums Summit institutional

  The Green Museums Summit highlighted carbon reduction strategies from Imperial War Museums (IWM) and Miraikan, the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation in Tokyo. IWM…

• Matthias Grolier appointed director of France Muséums institutional

  Matthias Grolier, former chief of staff to Laurence des Cars at the Louvre, has been appointed director general of France Muséums, succeeding Hervé Barbaret. The agency, created…

• MOCAD reopens after year-long renovation with community focus institutional

  The Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD) reopened on April 25 after over a year of renovations, just in time for its 20th anniversary. The 22,000-square-foot kunsthalle in a…

• Iain Grandage to Lead Spare Parts Puppet Theatre in 2027 institutional

  Spare Parts Puppet Theatre in Fremantle has announced Iain Grandage AM as its new Artistic Director, effective January 2027. This appointment follows a comprehensive international…

• Italian Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli Dismisses Key Staff Amid Internal Turmoil institutional

  Italian Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli has reportedly dismissed a significant portion of his staff, including Emanuele Merlino, head of the technical secretariat, and Elena…

• Koyo Kouoh Foundation Launches to Preserve Legacy of Late Biennale Curator institutional

  The Koyo Kouoh Foundation has been established in Basel, Switzerland, to continue the intellectual and curatorial legacy of Koyo Kouoh, the Cameroonian-Swiss curator who died…

• Matthias Schulz Appointed New Director of Zurich Opera House institutional

  Matthias Schulz has been appointed as the new director of the Zurich Opera House. Schulz, who rose from a page-turner to director of major opera houses, aims to demonstrate to…

• Center for Creative Photography Acquires Nine Major Photography Archives institutional

  The Center for Creative Photography at the University of Arizona has enhanced its collection by acquiring the archives of nine distinguished photographers, including Laura Aguilar…

• Shoair Mavlian on Leading The Photographers’ Gallery institutional

  Shoair Mavlian, director of The Photographers’ Gallery in London, discusses her role and vision for the institution. The interview covers her background, curatorial approach, and…

• Federal judge rules DOGE's NEH grant cancellations unconstitutional institutional

  A federal judge determined that the decision by DOGE to revoke over $100 million in NEH grants was unconstitutional; however, this ruling is largely irrelevant since the…

• Jamie Blosser named Loeb Fellowship curator at Harvard GSD institutional

  Jamie Blosser has just been appointed as the new curator for the Loeb Fellowship at Harvard Graduate School of Design, effective immediately. A member of the 2014-2015 Loeb…

• Venice’s Private Art Foundation Boom institutional

  In Venice, a surge of private art foundations has emerged over the past three years, with collectors and artists establishing their names on palazzos and former warehouses. The…

• Trump Appointees Reshape NEH with Conservative Agenda institutional

  Since Donald Trump assumed the presidency, the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has come under conservative leadership. In October 2025, Trump dismissed all but four…

• Federal Judge Rules DOGE's Cancellation of NEH Grants Unconstitutional institutional

  A federal judge in New York ruled that the Trump administration's cancellation of over $100 million in humanities grants was unconstitutional, and that the Department of…

• ICI Curatorial Intensive Montevideo 2026: Four Latin American Voices institutional

  In March 2026, the sixth Curatorial Intensive organized by Independent Curators International (ICI) took place in Latin America for the first time in Uruguay, in partnership with…

• Manuel Segade to lecture on Reina Sofía's new collection display institutional

  Museo Reina Sofía director Manuel Segade will deliver a conference on the museum's new collection presentation on the fourth floor, the first phase of a reorganization project…

• Seattle Rep Seeks Chief Marketing Officer via TOC Arts Partners institutional

  Seattle Rep, established in 1963 and recognized with the Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre in 1990, is on the lookout for a Chief Marketing Officer. The recruitment…

• New Museum Names First Artist Studio Residents; Forge Project Announces 2026 Fellows institutional

  Yun Choi, Alison Kuo, and Korakrit Arunanondchai have been chosen as the first residents for the New Museum's Artist Studio, a 730-square-foot space in the OMA expansion.…

• Metropolitan Museum receives $23m to endow internship programme institutional

  On 30 April, the Metropolitan Museum of Art announced a $23m pledge from the Rubio Butterfield Foundation, led by trustee Jennifer Rubio and her husband Stewart Butterfield, to…

• Princeton University Art Museum Named One of World's Greatest Places institutional

  On Halloween 2025, the Princeton University Art Museum reopened in a new facility designed by Adjaye Associates and has since been included in Time magazine's 2026 list of The…

• Brandywine Conservancy Unveils $100M Campus Expansion institutional

  On Wednesday, the Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art revealed an ambitious expansion initiative valued at $100 million. This development will feature an additional museum…

• Rio's Museum of Image and Sound Opens After 16-Year Delay institutional

  On May 8, the Museum of Image and Sound (MIS-RJ) in Rio de Janeiro will finally open its doors after 16 years of planning and development. The structure spans 10,000 square meters…

• Le Théâtre du Soleil ordered to comply with labor law after audit institutional

  An external audit by the firm Vigo, conducted after allegations of sexual violence, has concluded that Le Théâtre du Soleil must improve its delegation of powers and comply with…

• American Folk Art Museum Workers Picket Gala Over Stalled Contract institutional

  On May 6, 2026, employees of the American Folk Art Museum in New York City, represented by UAW Local 2110, staged a two-hour protest outside the museum's annual gala at the…

• French Parliamentary Committee Adopts Report on Museum Security institutional

  On May 7, 2026, members of the French parliamentary committee investigating security in museums adopted their final report. The report will be made public the following week. The…

• Fondazione La Rocca appoints Simone Ciglia as Chief Curator, announces Ugo La Pietra and Claire Fontaine shows institutional

  Fondazione La Rocca in Pescara has appointed Simone Ciglia as Chief Curator, effective immediately. Ciglia, who previously curated Matteo Fato's exhibition at the foundation in…

• 85% of US Museums Face Costly Building Repairs, GAO Report Finds institutional

  According to a survey conducted by the US Government Accountability Office (GAO), approximately 85% of museums in the United States are dealing with a significant backlog in…

• Führungsstreit am Schauspielhaus Wien und Sparwellen bedrohen Kultur institutional

  Ein Führungsstreit am Schauspielhaus Wien zeigt, wie Kultur zunehmend zur Zielscheibe politischer und wirtschaftlicher Entscheidungen wird. Trotz erfolgreicher Arbeit wird die…