Art Business•Feb 9
The Everson Museum of Art announced six new trustees, bringing diverse expertise from technology, business, philanthropy, and energy infrastructure to its board.
Art Business•Feb 6
The Philadelphia Museum of Art is reverting to its original name after an unpopular rebrand, aiming to restore public trust and address financial challenges under new leadership.
Education•Jan 14
The California College of the Arts will close in 2027 due to financial struggles and declining enrollment. Vanderbilt University will acquire its campuses.
Art Business•Jan 7
Louvre staff initiated a strike over working conditions and new entrance plans, leading to a partial closure. Unions demand the director abandon a €666 million project, citing a breach of trust and ne
Art World•Dec 12
In 2025, the art world faced a turbulent mix of political pressure, a $100M heist, and the rise of AI, yet also celebrated major museum openings and a market rebound.
Art Business•Nov 28
The Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum faces backlash over canceled artist residencies, prompting a major donor to withhold funds and artists to demand leadership changes.
Art Business•Nov 22
The Philadelphia Art Museum alleges its former CEO, Sasha Suda, gave herself unauthorized pay raises and lied, claims her team calls a "pretext" for her firing.
Art Business•Nov 21
The Phillips Collection in Washington D.C. has sold three masterworks for over $13.4 million, sparking a significant controversy over museum deaccessioning.
Art Business•Nov 6
A growing trend shows fans are more focused on business metrics like box office numbers than the art itself, raising questions about the future of entertainment.
Art World•Nov 6
The United States' plans for the 2026 Venice Biennale are in turmoil after the abrupt withdrawal of a commission for artist Robert Lazzarini.
Art World•Nov 5
Performa biennial postpones Lina Lapelytė's 'The Speech (NYC)' due to government shutdown closing Federal Hall. The work featuring 100 children is now set for November 17.
Art Crime•Nov 4
A 19-year-old from Texas faces criminal mischief charges after allegedly throwing water on two valuable paintings at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Photography•Nov 3
A new film offers an intimate look into the life of photographer Peter Hujar, focusing on a single day in 1974 New York City, based on a rediscovered transcript.
Art Tech•Nov 3
Artist Ayoung Kim's "Delivery Dancer" series explores digital labor and a future shaped by technology. Her work, blending documentary, animation, and AI, is gaining global recognition, with a major ex
Art Crime•Nov 2
The investigation into the Louvre's $102 million jewel heist has expanded, with two more suspects charged, bringing the total to four as the search continues.
Art Business•Nov 1
Project Native Informant, an influential East London art gallery, has announced its closure after 12 years, citing a volatile global environment.
Art Investment•Oct 31
Facing a £197 million debt, the British Council has proposed transferring its entire 9,000-piece art collection, including works by David Hockney, to the government.
Photography•Oct 30
Annie Leibovitz is releasing an expanded 25th-anniversary edition of her iconic 1999 photography book, "Women," featuring new portraits and essays.
History•Oct 30
Princeton University's esteemed art collection began in 1755 with a portrait gift. Despite fires and battle losses, the museum formally established in 1882, opening in 1874 with under 3,000 objects, e
