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• INHA's Summer Library Closure Sparks Renewed Controversy Over Public Service Mission institutional

  The Institut national d'histoire de l'art (INHA) is set to shut down its library for two weeks in August, with the possibility of this closure becoming permanent, leading to…

• Centre Pompidou Seoul to Launch in June with Modernist and Korean Art Focus institutional

  Seoul's Centre Pompidou is scheduled to open in June, featuring a 3,000 square metre venue. The inaugural programme will provide a dedicated platform for 20th-century modernism…

• Brooklyn Academy of Music Seeks Vice President of Marketing and Communications institutional

  The Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) is recruiting a Vice President of Marketing and Communications to join its senior leadership team. This role, reporting to President Tamara…

• Acea Launches Foundation to Transform Corporate Heritage into Public Cultural Programming in Rome institutional

  Fondazione Acea has been created by Acea to oversee and develop initiatives aimed at safeguarding its cultural and historical assets, which encompass the Historical Archive and…

• US Holocaust Memorial Museum accused of self-censorship to avoid Trump administration criticism institutional

  Allegations have emerged against the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC, suggesting it modified educational materials to sidestep backlash from the Trump…

• Brazil Adds BYD to Labor Blacklist Following Investigation of Factory Conditions institutional

  Brazil's Ministry of Labour and Employment has placed BYD Auto do Brasil Ltda. on its official register of employers violating labor standards, known as the "dirty list." This…

• Designer Andrew Torrey's Midtown Office Doubles as Personal Art Gallery institutional

  American designer Andrew Torrey's Midtown office is so densely packed with contemporary art that visitors might mistake it for a gallery. Entering his 12th year in business,…

• TimeLine Theatre Opens $46 Million Uptown Venue After Decades in Church Basement institutional

  On May 6, TimeLine Theatre will inaugurate its new $46 million facility located at 5035 N. Broadway in Chicago's Uptown, debuting with Ibsen's "An Enemy of the People." This…

• Justice Department Ends Antitrust Probe Into Broadway Touring Company Without Prosecution institutional

  The Justice Department has concluded a multi-year investigation into potential anticompetitive behavior within the Broadway touring industry, opting against bringing charges. This…

• Milan Launches Public Tender for 10 New Neighborhood Bookstores Across City Districts institutional

  The city government of Milan has greenlit a public tender for the establishment of ten new neighborhood bookstores, utilizing municipal properties throughout all districts.…

• Waddington Custot Gallery Succession Plan Advances with Paris Expansion institutional

  Waddington Custot, a prominent London gallery, is preparing for leadership transition while expanding to Paris. Victor Custot, son of founder Stéphane Custot, has been appointed…

• Metropolitan Museum of Art's Michael C. Rockefeller Wing Reopens with Transformed African Art Galleries institutional

  On May 31, The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York will unveil its completely redesigned Michael C. Rockefeller Wing. Originally constructed throughout the 1970s, this…

• France's Macron Announces Release of Two French Detainees from Iran After 3.5 Years institutional

  French President Emmanuel Macron announced on Tuesday that Iran has permitted two French former detainees, Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, to depart the country. They are now…

• Minneapolis-St. Paul Arts Institutions Report Financial Recovery Amid Challenges institutional

  Following challenging times, numerous prominent cultural institutions in the Twin Cities have reported budget surpluses. The Minneapolis Institute of Art, Walker Art Center,…

• U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Altered Content Preemptively Under Trump Administration institutional

  The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum proactively changed its material following Donald Trump's return to office, according to former employees. Two former museum staff members who…

• Massachusetts Considers Nation's Strictest Social Media Ban for Children Under 14 institutional

  Lawmakers in Massachusetts are preparing to cast their votes on a bill that would ban social media access for individuals under the age of 14, potentially establishing one of the…

• Temple University and Opera Philadelphia Forge Educational Partnership for Student Opportunities institutional

  Temple University has established a new arts partnership with Opera Philadelphia, creating opportunities for students to engage directly with professional opera productions.…

• Santa Mònica in Barcelona Opens 2026 Internship Applications for Exhibition and Communication Roles institutional

  Santa Mònica in Barcelona has launched internship opportunities for 2026, targeting university students and recent graduates seeking entry into cultural professions. Applications…

• Major Museum Acquisitions Span Centuries: Warhol Factory Photos, Valadier Silver, and Christo Works Enter Collections institutional

  Los Angeles art dealer James R. Hedges IV has contributed more than 400 stereoscopic slides to the Smithsonian's Archives of American Art. These images, captured by Ronnie Cutrone…

• U.S. Justice Department Investigates Broadway Across America for Potential Antitrust Violations in 2026 institutional

  The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated an investigation into Broadway Across America, a prominent touring Broadway presenter, set for 2026, to assess whether its significant…

• Reina Sofía's Director Manuel Segade Leads Museum Transformation, Spotlighting Overlooked Artists institutional

  Since 2023, Manuel Segade has been at the helm of Madrid's Museo Reina Sofía, spearheading a significant transformation expected to conclude by 2028. The museum's newly reopened…

• CaixaForum Barcelona Seeks Manager for Cultural Center Operations institutional

  The "la Caixa" Foundation is seeking a manager for CaixaForum Barcelona to ensure effective operations and deliver high-quality cultural programs. Key duties involve analyzing…

• Riyadh University of Arts Launches in September with Four Colleges Focused on Creative Industries institutional

  Riyadh University of Arts will open its doors to students this September, with admissions beginning in May. The institution, led by Prince Badr bin Abdullah and guided by Saudi…

• Japan Confirms Release of Second Citizen Detained in Iran institutional

  According to government spokesman Minoru Kihara, a Japanese citizen apprehended by Iranian officials on January 20 was freed on April 6. This individual, thought to be the Tehran…

• Lee Harrop Joins Northern Centre for Contemporary Art Board, Richard Watts Receives OAM institutional

  Visual artist Lee Harrop has been appointed to the Board of Darwin's Northern Centre for Contemporary Art. Harrop, born in Aotearoa/New Zealand and now living in Darwin/Garramilla…

• Museo del Prado Rehangs Renaissance Works by Pedro Machuca and Pedro de Campaña institutional

  The Museo del Prado has reorganized its gallery 49 to display newly acquired works by Pedro Machuca and Pedro de Campaña alongside Italian Renaissance masters. Machuca's 'Bautismo…

• NSW Appoints Six Young Board Members to Major Cultural Institutions institutional

  In October 2025, a group of six Australians, aged between 18 and 28, was selected for three-year positions on the governance boards of major cultural institutions in New South…

• Pete Davidson's Pop Culture Art Collection Revealed Through Westchester Home Sale institutional

  Pete Davidson's Westchester County residence, spanning 2,300 square feet, has been listed for sale since 2023, with its price recently lowered from $2.4 million to $2.2 million.…

• V&A East Museum Opens April 18, 2026 in London's Olympic Park with New Commissions and Collection institutional

  On April 18, 2026, the Victoria & Albert Museum will inaugurate the V&A East Museum at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford. This five-story structure, designed by O’Donnell…

• Venezuelan Government and Opposition Seek Joint Legal Defense of US Assets institutional

  The Venezuelan government and its political opposition are considering a joint legal strategy to protect the nation’s assets in the United States, notably the Houston-based oil…

• DePaul Art Museum to close June 30, leaving 4,000-work collection in uncertainty amid university budget cuts institutional

  On February 26, DePaul University revealed its intention to shut down the DePaul Art Museum (DPAM) on June 30, despite an open letter signed by over 3,000 students and faculty…

• Art Institute of Chicago acquires first Norman Rockwell painting, The Dugout, depicting 1948 Cubs institutional

  The Art Institute of Chicago has welcomed its first Norman Rockwell artwork, a 1948 piece named The Dugout, depicting Chicago Cubs players following a defeat against the Boston…

• Liceo Bafile's Student-Artist Contemporary Art Collection Expands in L'Aquila institutional

  A contemporary art collection of about sixty works has been established at Liceo Bafile in L'Aquila, Italy, initiated by artist Licia Galizia in 2010 after the 2009 earthquake.…

• Artium Museoa Seeks Publications Coordinator with Expertise in Contemporary Art institutional

  Artium Museoa is recruiting a publications coordinator to lead its editorial strategy, reporting directly to the museum's director. The role involves producing and disseminating…

• Centro de Arte La Regenta Announces 2026 International Artist Residency Program institutional

  The Centro de Arte La Regenta has launched its international artist residency program for 2026, seeking to foster contemporary artistic creation and facilitate encounters between…

• Five Italian Art and Music Opportunities Announced for 2026 institutional

  A series of professional opportunities for artists and creatives in Italy have been announced with approaching deadlines. The Movin’Up program, now in its 27th edition, offers…

• DR Congo Joins US Third-Country Deportation Program Under Temporary Agreement institutional

  The Democratic Republic of Congo has become the latest African nation to accept migrants deported from the United States under a temporary arrangement announced on Sunday. This…

• US Appeals Court Reinstates $656 Million Judgment Against Palestinian Organizations Following Supreme Court Ruling institutional

  The 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals has reinstated a $656 million judgment against the Palestine Liberation Organisation and the Palestinian Authority. This decision, dated March…

• Ukraine and Syria Pledge Security Cooperation During Zelensky's Middle East Tour institutional

  President Volodymyr Zelensky met with Syrian counterpart Ahmed al-Sharaa in Damascus on Sunday, where both countries pledged enhanced security cooperation. The discussions covered…

• Portland State University Cuts Dance Amid $35M Deficit, Sparking Protests Over PIVOT Restructuring institutional

  As part of a restructuring initiative named PIVOT aimed at addressing a $35 million budget shortfall, Portland State University will eliminate its dance program. President Ann…