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• Shenzhen Unveils Three-Year Strategy to Become Intelligent Computing Hub institutional

  Shenzhen, a major technology center in southern China, has introduced a three-year action plan designed to establish the city as a focal point for intelligent computing clusters.…

• Australian Broadcasting Corporation journalists stage first strike in two decades over pay and AI concerns institutional

  Hundreds of journalists at Australia's national broadcaster, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), will walk off the job for 24 hours starting Wednesday. This marks the…

• Sydney Dance Company Artistic Director Rafael Bonachela Announces 2028 Departure institutional

  Rafael Bonachela will conclude his role as Artistic Director of Sydney Dance Company in 2028 after nearly twenty years. He expressed gratitude for his tenure, highlighting…

• São Paulo's Casa Líquida Institute Opens Applications for Second Flutuantes Artist Residency institutional

  The Instituto Casa Líquida has announced an open call for its second Flutuantes artist residency program, targeting emerging creators aged 19 to 23. This free initiative,…

• KHM Museum Association Leadership Faces Bullying Allegations institutional

  The leadership of the KHM Museums Association is confronting serious accusations of workplace misconduct. Veronika Sandbichler, director of Schloss Ambras, reported on Austrian…

• Gibney Dance Organization Seeks Chief Operating Officer in New York institutional

  Gibney, a contemporary dance company and performing arts hub founded in 1991 by Gina Gibney, is recruiting a Chief Operating Officer. The organization, which operates with a $10…

• Film at Lincoln Center Seeks Vice President of Development to Lead Fundraising Initiatives institutional

  Film at Lincoln Center is recruiting a Vice President of Development to oversee its fundraising operations. The position involves managing a team of five staff members and…

• Utah Division of Arts & Museums Seeks New Director with April 2026 Deadline institutional

  The Utah Division of Arts & Museums is recruiting a full-time director to lead its operations from Salt Lake City. The position offers an hourly wage between $58 and $68 and…

• Democratic Senators Request FCC Scrutiny of Paramount's Foreign Investors in Warner Bros. Acquisition institutional

  Seven Democratic U.S. senators have requested the Federal Communications Commission to conduct a thorough examination of foreign financial backing for Paramount's proposed…

• University of Huelva Announces Competitive Exams for Three Archival and Museum Assistant Positions institutional

  The University of Huelva has opened a selection process to fill three civil service positions for Assistants in Archives, Libraries, and Museums. The application period runs until…

• US Homeland Security Uses Japanese Artist's Painting Without Permission in Social Media Post institutional

  On December 31, 2025, the United States Department of Homeland Security posted an image on its official X account that featured an altered version of a 2017 painting by Japanese…

• Three Spanish Artists Elected to Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando institutional

  The Royal Academy of Fine Arts of San Fernando has elected three new members during an extraordinary session on March 23. José Luis Temes joins the Music section, Emilio Tuñón…

• French Cultural Sector Relieved After Local Elections Prevent Far-Right Gains institutional

  Following recent municipal elections in France, cultural institutions expressed relief after far-right political forces failed to achieve significant victories. Local governments…

• San Francisco's Contemporary Jewish Museum Announces Sale of Daniel Libeskind-Designed Building institutional

  The Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco revealed on March 18 that it intends to sell its downtown building. This decision follows the institution's temporary closure in…

• Metropolitan Museum's Newly Acquired Rosso Fiorentino Painting Sparks Online Reactions institutional

  The Metropolitan Museum of Art has acquired a recently identified early 16th-century Mannerist painting by Italian artist Rosso Fiorentino titled 'Madonna and Child with Saint…

• West Kowloon Cultural District Forms International Partnerships with 12 Institutions institutional

  Hong Kong's West Kowloon Cultural District has entered into collaborative agreements with twelve international cultural organizations. These partnerships include establishing an…

• Tschabalala Self's 'Art Lovers' Sculpture Adorns New Museum's Expanded Facade in New York institutional

  The New Museum in New York has revealed a new facade sculpture by Tschabalala Self titled 'Art Lovers.' This marks the artist's inaugural large-scale public artwork in New York…

• Pentagon Implements New Media Restrictions Following Court Ruling institutional

  The U.S. Department of Defense has announced revised regulations for journalists, following a federal judge's ruling that previous restrictions violated the First Amendment. The…

• Berlin Bookstore Seeks Injunction Against German Minister Over Alleged Misconduct institutional

  The Berlin bookstore "Zur schwankenden Weltkugel" has filed for an injunction against German Minister Wolfram Weimer. The legal action follows a parliamentary debate last Friday…

• French Copyright Societies Advocate for Legal Presumption in AI Content Use Cases institutional

  Nineteen French copyright management organizations, including Sacem, are supporting proposed legislation that would establish a presumption of content usage in legal proceedings.…

• Fundación Casa de México Announces 2026-2027 Academic Scholarship Program for Mexican Professionals institutional

  The Fundación Casa de México en España has launched its 2026-2027 academic scholarship program to strengthen cultural ties between Mexico and Spain and promote academic…

• Hamburg Ballet Director Lloyd Riggins Receives Interim Appointment institutional

  Lloyd Riggins will continue as director of the Hamburg Ballet for the time being, though his appointment is described as interim. Riggins is considered an unparalleled choice for…

• Italian Newspaper La Repubblica Acquired by Greek Media Group institutional

  The Italian media conglomerate Gedi has sold the newspaper La Repubblica to the Greek Antenna Group. This transaction concludes a significant period in the publication's history,…

• Legal Mandate for Voice of America Restoration Faces Practical Challenges institutional

  A court has ordered the revival of Voice of America, but implementation faces significant obstacles. The VOA's White House bureau chief noted that rebuilding physical…

• Gazelli Art House: London and Baku Gallery Promoting International and Caucasus Artists institutional

  Gazelli Art House was established in 2010 by Mila Askarova. The gallery operates locations in London and Baku, representing a diverse group of innovative artists. These include…

• Cass Sculpture Foundation: A Non-Profit Organization in Sussex institutional

  The Cass Sculpture Foundation is a not-for-profit organization established in 1992 and located in Goodwood, Sussex. It operates as a public sector entity dedicated to sculpture.…

• Steppenwolf Theater Receives Grant to Revive New Play Development Program institutional

  The Steppenwolf Theater in Chicago has secured funding from the Stephen Sondheim Foundation to restart its Scout program, which fosters new works by emerging playwrights. This…

• CBS News Radio Network to Cease Operations After Nearly a Century institutional

  CBS News Radio is discontinuing its broadcast service on May 22, ending a 99-year legacy. The network currently supplies content to approximately 700 stations nationwide, with its…

• US FCC Adds Foreign-Made Routers to Security List Amid Onshoring Efforts institutional

  The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced on Monday that it has updated its Covered List to include consumer-grade routers manufactured outside the United States.…

• National Archaeological Museum Adds Recovered Roman Bronze Sculptures to Permanent Display institutional

  The National Archaeological Museum has integrated two Roman-era bronze sculptural groups into its permanent collection. These works, dating from the 1st century BCE to the 2nd…

• Sotheby's Institute Fellowship Program Supports Emerging Art Professionals Amid Challenging Job Market institutional

  Sotheby's Institute has launched a fellowship initiative to cultivate future art industry leaders. This program emerges during a period of limited employment opportunities for…

• Cultural Developments in Chicago: Museum Closures, New Exhibitions, and Theater Updates institutional

  Multiple cultural developments occurred in Chicago on March 24, 2026. The DePaul Art Museum faces potential closure, with faculty advocating for a pause to seek external funding.…

• New Museum Expands with Transparent Addition and Notable Art Market Events institutional

  The New Museum in New York City has unveiled a new transparent extension designed by OMA / Shohei Shigematsu and Rem Koolhaas, opening on March 21. This addition doubles the…

• Belfort to Launch New Art Museum in Late 2026 Consolidating Collections institutional

  The city of Belfort will open a new art museum in autumn 2026, designed by architecture firm A. Scarenello. The facility will consolidate collections previously dispersed across…

• Volkswagen Extends Museum Partnerships in Berlin Through 2027 institutional

  Volkswagen Group has prolonged its collaborations with two Berlin museums for an additional two years. The partnerships with Neue Nationalgalerie and Hamburger Bahnhof, ongoing…

• CBS News Radio Closure Impacts Affiliate Stations Including Los Angeles' KNX institutional

  CBS News Radio will cease operations on May 22, 2026, following an announcement made last Friday. The shutdown affects 700 affiliate stations, including KNX in Los Angeles, which…

• UK Financial Regulator Imposes £2 Million Fine on Bank of London and Parent Company for Integrity Failures institutional

  The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has levied a £2 million penalty against The Bank of London Group Limited and its parent financial holding company, Oplyse Holdings…

• Milford Galleries: New Zealand Art Venues in Dunedin and Queenstown institutional

  Milford Galleries operates as an art gallery and dealer in two New Zealand locations: Dunedin and Queenstown. The gallery was established in 1990 and functions as a commercial…

• London's Natural History Museum Surpasses British Museum as Most Visited in 2025 institutional

  In 2025, London's Natural History Museum became the city's most visited museum with 7.1 million visitors, overtaking the British Museum's 6.4 million. This shift occurred while UK…

• Hong Kong Cultural Summit 2026 Explores New Institutional Models and Regional Partnerships institutional

  The 2026 Hong Kong International Cultural Summit took place at M+ museum and Hong Kong Museum of Art, featuring discussions among global cultural leaders. Hong Kong's Secretary…