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• San Francisco Names Matthew Goudeau First Arts and Culture Director institutional

  Matthew Goudeau has been appointed as San Francisco's first-ever executive director of arts and culture. In this role, he will work to keep the arts central to the city's creative…

• Adelaide Writers Week Cancelled to Save 2026 Arts Festival institutional

  Internal documents reveal that the cancellation of Adelaide Writers Week (AWW) was necessary to safeguard the 2026 Adelaide Festival. The turmoil began on 8 January when the…

• Berliner Kultursenator-Nachfolge: Thomas Heilmann als Favorit gehandelt institutional

  Nach dem Rücktritt von Sarah Wedl-Wilson als Berliner Kultursenatorin wird der frühere Justizsenator und Bundestagsabgeordnete Thomas Heilmann (CDU) als Favorit für die Nachfolge…

• Berlin Culture Senator Resigns Amid Nepotism Scandal; Conservative Successor Debated institutional

  Berlin's culture senator Sarah Wedl-Wilson has resigned after allegations of nepotism disguised as anti-Semitism. The Süddeutsche Zeitung reports that Thomas Heilmann is being…

• National Museum Ecosse 1 Listed as CAS Member Museum institutional

  The Contemporary Art Society (CAS) lists the National Museum Ecosse 1 as a museum member. The museum has received one donated work from CAS. The page also features links to other…

• Neon, Major Greek Contemporary Art Non-Profit, to Close After 14 Years institutional

  Neon, the prominent Greek non-profit for contemporary art started by Dimitris Daskalopoulos, is closing its doors after 14 years, having achieved its cultural and social goals.…

• Dora Epstein Jones named chair of CU Denver College of Architecture and Planning institutional

  Beginning July 1, Dora Epstein Jones will assume the role of chair for the College of Architecture and Planning at the University of Colorado Denver, succeeding interim chair Kat…

• Nico Bernath Launches Eponymous Gallery After a Decade with VUNU institutional

  Nico Bernath, a Slovak-Hungarian gallerist and curator based in Vienna, has announced the closure of VUNU's commercial chapter and the launch of a new gallery under his own name,…

• Citizen-funded renovation revives Galleria Ricci Oddi in Piacenza institutional

  After a year of renovations funded by citizens, the Galleria d'Arte Moderna Ricci Oddi in Piacenza reopens on April 28 with a restored interior and rehung collection. The project,…

• LACMA Opens David Geffen Galleries with Member Previews and NexGenLA Celebration institutional

  From April 27 to May 3, 2026, LACMA will offer member previews and a sunset reception to celebrate the grand opening of the David Geffen Galleries, showcasing a fresh curatorial…

• Performing MUVE: Venice museums become participatory spaces institutional

  Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia launches Performing MUVE in spring 2026, a program reimagining museums as dynamic, participatory spaces. The initiative, developed by MUVE…

• Whistler Museum's Archive: A Living Collection Dependent on Donations institutional

  The Whistler Museum's archive is not a comprehensive record of local history but a collection shaped by donations, which can lead to demographic imbalances. The museum relies on…

• Berlin Cultural Administration Works on Reforms After Antisemitism Funding Scandal institutional

  Berlin's cultural administration is pressing forward with reforms to ensure legal compliance in funding projects against antisemitism, following the resignation of Senator Sarah…

• Lecture Series 'Paralelos y Meridianos' at Bilbao Fine Arts Museum institutional

  The Museo de Bellas Artes de Bilbao is hosting a lecture series titled 'Paralelos y Meridianos', running from May 5 to June 2, 2026. The five sessions delve into the Iberdrola…

• La Fenice in Venice dismisses music director Beatrice Venezi after controversial statements institutional

  The Gran Teatro La Fenice in Venice has parted ways with its music director Beatrice Venezi, a conductor known more for her political alignment with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni…

• Venice Biennale Bans Prizes for Russia and Israel institutional

  The Venice Biennale announced on April 27, 2026, that it will refuse to award prizes to artists representing countries whose leaders are prosecuted by the International Criminal…

• Dries Van Noten Opens Foundation Along Venice's Grand Canal institutional

  Fashion designer Dries Van Noten has inaugurated the Fondazione Dries Van Noten in Venice, situated along the Grand Canal. The foundation marks a new collaborative chapter for the…

• Berlin culture senator resigns; Robert Indiana estate awarded $102M; Lawrence Abu Hamdan's acoustic forensics institutional

  Berlin's culture senator Sarah Wedl-Wilson resigned on Friday after the state audit office deemed millions in funding for antisemitism prevention projects illegal. CDU general…

• Gitte Zschoch Appointed Secretary General of Goethe-Institut institutional

  Gitte Zschoch will become the new Secretary General and Chair of the Board of the Goethe-Institut on July 18, 2025. The decision was made by the institute's presidium in a special…

• Barjeel Art Foundation Breaks Ground on First Museum in Sharjah institutional

  In Sharjah, the Barjeel Art Foundation has commenced construction on its inaugural museum, which is scheduled to launch in January 2028. Established in 2010 by Sultan Sooud Al…

• La Fenice drops Meloni ally Beatrice Venezi as music director institutional

  Beatrice Venezi will not become general music director at Teatro La Fenice in Venice after all. Staff had already protested her appointment. An interview statement by the…

• Beatrice Venezi fired from La Fenice after insulting orchestra institutional

  Beatrice Venezi, the conductor appointed as musical director of Teatro La Fenice in Venice in September 2025 (effective October 2026), has been fired after calling the orchestra a…

• Fundació Joan Miró Barcelona Turns 50: Full Program of Events institutional

  The Fundació Joan Miró in Barcelona celebrates its 50th anniversary with a year-long program of exhibitions, concerts, performances, and public initiatives. The festivities begin…

• Boualem Sansal's induction into Royal Academy sparks controversy in Belgium institutional

  Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal was officially inducted into the Royal Academy of French Language and Literature of Belgium on Saturday, April 25, 2026, months after his…

• Tate at a turning point: new director must confront unwieldy 'beast' of an art institution institutional

  As Maria Balshaw steps down after nine years as director of Tate, the institution faces financial strain, staff morale issues, and an identity crisis. Chair Roland Rudd insists…

• École française de Rome opens permanent exhibition space in Piazza Navona institutional

  The École française de Rome has opened a permanent exhibition space at Piazza Navona 62 in the heart of Rome, marking an important development for the institution founded in 1875…

• Claudio Vandelli Extends Contract as Chief Conductor of Würth Philharmoniker Through 2029 institutional

  The Würth Philharmoniker have extended Claudio Vandelli's contract as chief conductor for two additional years, now running through June 2029. Vandelli has led the orchestra since…

• Olivier Bibas Takes Over Canal+ Original Creation Label institutional

  Olivier Bibas has succeeded Fabrice de La Patellière as director of Canal+'s prestigious "Création originale" label. In an interview with Le Monde, Bibas discusses the label's…

• Met Opera Saudi Deal Collapses, Venice Biennale Cuts Russia Funding institutional

  The $200 million agreement between the Metropolitan Opera and the Royal Diriyah Opera House in Riyadh has collapsed as Saudi Arabia withdrew from the deal. In response to Russia's…

• Italian Culture Minister Giuli to Boycott 2026 Venice Biennale Opening Amid Russia Pavilion Controversy institutional

  Italian Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli announced he will skip both the pre-opening and the inauguration ceremony of the 61st Venice Biennale on May 9, 2026, escalating a…

• Seu Jorge named ambassador of Museu Afro Brasil Emanoel Araujo institutional

  The Museu Afro Brasil Emanoel Araujo, a São Paulo state institution managed by AMAB, has appointed singer, composer and actor Seu Jorge as its new institutional ambassador. The…

• Rosemarie Milsom Appointed Director of Adelaide Writers' Week After Controversy institutional

  Rosemarie Milsom, who established and leads the Newcastle Writers Festival, has been named the director of Adelaide Writers' Week (AWW) following its downfall in January 2026. The…

• Mason White named dean of University of Toronto’s Daniels Faculty institutional

  Mason White will assume the role of dean at the University of Toronto's John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design beginning July 1. He succeeds Robert Levit,…

• Julia Stoschek Foundation to close Berlin location institutional

  The Julia Stoschek Foundation will close its Berlin satellite space at the end of October. Headquartered in Düsseldorf, the foundation manages a collection of over 1,000…

• Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Opens Arts Complex on Venetian Island institutional

  The island of San Giacomo in Paludo, spanning 130,000 square feet and located a 20-minute boat ride from Venice's historic center, has been reimagined as an arts complex by…

• Flavio de Marco opens new Parlantina talks at Fondazione Biscozzi | Rimbaud institutional

  The third edition of Parlantina, a series of talks on the contemporary art system curated by Roberto Lacarbonara and Lorenzo Madaro, returns to Fondazione Biscozzi | Rimbaud in…

• LACMA Celebrates New David Geffen Galleries with Free Family Day institutional

  On Sunday, May 3, from 10 am to 2 pm, LACMA is throwing a free family event to celebrate the opening of the David Geffen Galleries, which will house the permanent collection. This…

• Marcello Dantas named senior curator for Vancouver Biennale 2027-29 institutional

  Marcello Dantas has been named the senior curator for the 2027-29 edition of the Vancouver Biennale. Barrie Mowatt, the founder, regards Dantas as one of the top curators…

• Lynda Roscoe Hartigan Named Director of Smithsonian American Art Museum institutional

  Lynda Roscoe Hartigan, who currently serves as the executive director and CEO of the Peabody Essex Museum, has been named the new director of the Smithsonian American Art Museum…

• Rafael Payare Extends Montreal Symphony Contract Through 2031-32 institutional

  The Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal (OSM) has extended conductor Rafael Payare's contract for five more years, through the 2031-32 season. Payare, who became the OSM's ninth…