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• Penn Museum Summer Internship Program Highlights Student Projects institutional

  The Penn Museum, recognized as the largest university museum focused on archaeology and anthropology in the United States, offers a paid Summer Internship Program lasting 300…

• Tulsa Ballet Artistic Directors Retire After 30 Years institutional

  At the conclusion of the 2026-27 season, Marcello Angelini and Daniela Buson, who serve as the artistic director and assistant artistic director of Tulsa Ballet, will step down…

• New York State Museum administrators accused of falsifying time sheets for federal grants institutional

  High-ranking officials at the New York State Museum in Albany have been charged by federal investigators with instructing an employee to manipulate time sheets, which allowed the…

• National Portrait Gallery Acquires Harley Weir Portrait of Charli XCX institutional

  The National Portrait Gallery in London has recently added a portrait of Charli XCX, taken by British photographer Harley Weir. This image is now part of the History Makers…

• Dallas Museum of Art's Center for Creative Connections Reopens in September After Flood Repairs institutional

  In September 2026, the Dallas Museum of Art (DMA) will reopen its Center for Creative Connections (C3) after suffering significant damage due to a severe rainstorm in August 2022,…

• Dallas Theater Center to Merge with AT&T Performing Arts Center by 2027 institutional

  The AT&T Performing Arts Center (ATTPAC) and the Dallas Theater Center (DTC) announced a merger planned for early 2027, aiming to reduce costs and expand programming amid…

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

  The Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration, founded by illustrator Quentin Blake, opened on June 5, 2026, in London's Clerkenwell neighborhood. It is the UK's first and only…

• EU Cuts €2M Biennale Funding Over Russia Pavilion Return institutional

  The European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) cut over €2 million in funding to the Fondazione La Biennale ahead of schedule, citing Russia's participation. The…

• Detroit Institute of Arts Receives Over 2,000 Artworks from Silverman Estate institutional

  The estate of collectors Gilbert B. and Lila Silverman has contributed more than 2,000 modern and contemporary pieces to the Detroit Institute of Arts, marking one of the most…

• Berlin Museum Rebrands from Stadtmuseum Berlin, Reviving a Cold War Name institutional

  The Stiftung Stadtmuseum Berlin has rebranded itself as the Berlin Museum, a name that previously belonged to a West Berlin institution from 1962 to 1995. The rebranding,…

• Volunteer Tour Guide Continues at Empty Kennedy Center Amid Trump Takeover institutional

  Sandy Weisswasser, a volunteer tour guide, continues to report for duty every Monday at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., despite the…

• Guggenheim Abu Dhabi to Open December 11, 2026 institutional

  The Guggenheim Abu Dhabi is set to open on December 11, 2026, according to the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi. Nestled in the Saadiyat Cultural District, this…

• RCA and Norwich University of the Arts to Jointly Award Undergraduate Degrees institutional

  In London, the Royal College of Art (RCA) has formed a partnership with Norwich University of the Arts (NUA) to collaboratively offer undergraduate degrees. These degrees will be…

• Guggenheim Abu Dhabi to open December 2026 institutional

  The Guggenheim Abu Dhabi will open on 11 December 2026, as announced by the Abu Dhabi Department of Culture and Tourism, despite ongoing regional conflict. The project began in…

• Trump orders warning signs outside Smithsonian museum over political bias institutional

  President Donald Trump has escalated his criticism of the Smithsonian Institution by instructing that notices be placed outside the National Museum of American History in…

• Philadelphia Museum of Art Faces $10M Deficit, Lucas Museum Reveals Star Wars Parody institutional

  The Philadelphia Museum of Art ended its fiscal year with a $10 million deficit, with the shortfall potentially reaching $16 million in the coming year, drawing from emergency…

• Shanghai Museums Launch 'Healing Alliance' for Mental Health Support institutional

  Launched in June, a 'prescription programme' that links healthcare facilities with museums is set to broaden its reach to encompass the Duolun Museum of Modern Art, libraries,…

• Dylan Cole appointed CEO and Festival Director of Melbourne International Comedy Festival institutional

  Following a thorough international search, Dylan Cole has been named the CEO and Festival Director of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. He will manage all artistic,…

• Four regional Australian venues form consortium to develop new theatre works institutional

  Creative Australia has revealed an initial investment of $280,000 for the first year in the Second Cities Producing Consortium. This four-year pilot program unites the Geelong…

• Congressional Hearing Grills Smithsonian Director on Bizarre Allegations institutional

  During a House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform hearing, National Museum of American History Director Anthea Hartig faced a series of bizarre and accusatory questions…

• Charli XCX Portrait by Harley Weir Enters National Portrait Gallery institutional

  London's National Portrait Gallery (NPG) has added a 2023 photograph of pop sensation Charli XCX, taken by Harley Weir, to its 'History Makers' gallery. The striking image…

• Bishopsgate Institute's Kink Collections Draw Global Interest institutional

  Annebella Pollen, a photography historian, highlights the work of archivist Stefan Dickers at the Bishopsgate Institute in London, which has become a global center for LGBTQIA+…

• Van Gogh Museum partners with business schools to use data for visitor experience institutional

  Cultural institutions are increasingly leveraging data to enhance their presentation of artworks and visitor engagement, transitioning from isolated entities to interactive hubs.…

• National Gallery Acquires Rediscovered Gentileschi Magdalene institutional

  The National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. has acquired Artemisia Gentileschi's 'Mary Magdalene in Ecstasy,' a painting lost to history until a 2011 scholarly article…

• Piccolo America Foundation's Growing Influence Sparks Controversy in Rome institutional

  The Piccolo America foundation, founded to protect abandoned cinemas in Rome, has become a powerful cultural force, securing exceptional public funding while clashing with local…

• MACBA Barcelona Opens Hiring for Contract Technician institutional

  The Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA) has initiated a selection process for a permanent contract technician position, also creating a job pool. The role involves…

• Pacific Northwest Ballet School to Open New Seattle Space institutional

  Pacific Northwest Ballet's school is opening a new, larger facility in Seattle's SoDo neighborhood. The school generates approximately 18% of PNB's annual revenue, according to…

• Shabbir Hussain Mustafa Appointed Artistic Director of 2028 Aichi Triennale institutional

  Shabbir Hussain Mustafa has been named the artistic director for the 2028 Aichi Triennale, marking the seventh iteration of the event. Since 2025, he has served as the chief…

• Portland's Cultural Revival: New Art Spaces and Awards Signal Rebound institutional

  Portland, Oregon, is experiencing a cultural renaissance after overcoming recent adversities. In November 2025, the Portland Art Museum unveiled a 2,044-square-meter expansion,…

• BMA Adds 118 Works, Including Major Caplan Gift institutional

  In the past six months, the Baltimore Museum of Art has made a big leap by adding about 118 new pieces to its collection through purchases, donations, and promises. This is one of…

• North Texas Museums See Wave of New Leadership institutional

  In 2025, four prominent art museums in North Texas welcomed new leadership: Carlos Basualdo became the director of the Nasher Sculpture Center in June, Halona Norton-Westbrook…

• Biennale President Buttafuoco Clashes with EU Over Funding Cuts institutional

  During a press conference for the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, Biennale President Pietrangelo Buttafuoco criticized the European Commission for cutting €2 million in…

• Costantino D'Orazio on Leading Italy's Contemporary Creativity Directorate institutional

  Costantino D'Orazio, 52, has been appointed Director General for Contemporary Creativity at Italy's Ministry of Culture, succeeding Angelo Piero Cappello. In an interview with…

• Former Director's Letter Alleges Systemic Racism at V&A Museum institutional

  A letter from Yuko Kikuchi, who previously led academic programs at the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A), has reignited discussions about racial discrimination within the…

• Buffalo AKG Museum Splits Leadership Into Two Co-Director Roles institutional

  The Buffalo AKG Art Museum has appointed Jillian Jones and Cathleen Chaffee as co-directors, succeeding Janne Sirén after his 13-year leadership. Effective November 1, Jones, the…

• Laurent Le Bon and Emmanuel Kasarhéou Renewed as Museum Directors institutional

  Laurent Le Bon, director of the Centre Pompidou, and Emmanuel Kasarhérou, director of the Musée du Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac, have both been reappointed to their positions. The…

• Humboldt University student parliament calls for boycott of Israeli universities institutional

  The student parliament of Humboldt University in Berlin has passed a resolution calling for a boycott of all Israeli universities, sparking debate about academic freedom and the…

• Italy's Culture Ministry Launches Olivetti Study Center for Inner Areas institutional

  The Italian Ministry of Culture has established the Centro Studi per il Piano Olivetti, a research body dedicated to the cultural regeneration of the country's inner and…

• Michael Wellen and José Luis Blondet to Curate 2027 Made in L.A. Biennial institutional

  Michael Wellen and José Luis Blondet have been selected as curators for the eighth iteration of the Made in L.A. biennial, set to debut in fall 2027 at the Hammer Museum. Wellen,…

• Petra Felgen Named CEO of WhiteWall, Photo Lab Giant institutional

  WhiteWall, a premium photo lab and printer, has appointed Petra Felgen as its new CEO. Felgen, previously with the CEWE Group (WhiteWall's parent company), will lead the company…