Update to guidelines warns partner organisations that funding arrangements could be jeopardised by "reputational risk"

A coalition of environmental-justice organisations renewed their calls for the removal of board chair Marie-Josée Kravis

Directors of leading institutions in the country warn of the damage that budget cuts and a scaling back on international collaboration could do to the sector

The move is part of a series of measures to counter the impact of rising inflation and the cost of living crisis

As three contenders battle it out to become president, artists plead for them to see there is more to Taiwan than semiconductors

The Florida governor's proposed budget for the the next fiscal year includes some provisions for museums—and continuing to transport undocumented migrants to Democratic states

Eight Brooklyn-based arts non-profits will each receive $25,000 and ten months of workshops and other sessions

The UK county faces pressure to find £86m in savings

While university arts departments are being dismantled, dealers and auction houses provide learning programmes

Paul Thompson will have a full in-tray when he takes over, as the organisation has suffered from a significant funding shortfall in recent years, leading to staff strikes

The Labour MP, who has held the position before, campaigned for the removal of Bristol's Edward Colston statue

Celebrating its 20th anniversary, the fair has announced a spate of schemes playing matchmaker between philanthropic groups and organisations in need

The performing arts rally support by drawing attention to the state of jeopardy they are in—we could do with taking a leaf out of their book

After being closed to the public for 50 years, the historic institution is getting an interactive update

From regional galleries becoming “unsustainable” to brutal cuts to funding of museums, galleries and arts and humanities education, the sector is in an increasingly perilous state

As part of its £30m cost-cutting initiative, the university is proposing to reduce staff numbers by a total of 113, a spokesperson says

First exhibition in the south coast city for Turner Prize-winner and Brighton resident Helen Cammock has now been cancelled

The collector and philanthropist's Art for Justice initiative has awarded $125m over the six years it has been active

The Structurally F–cked survey looked at artists' pay and conditions, and found a "culture of low fees, unpaid labour, and systemic exploitation"

Last year’s winners include the Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla in Spain and Projekt Europa theatre company in the UK

The agency's grants will support a range of arts and heritage initiatives, including major exhibition projects at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, National Building Museum and elsewhere

Should Kathy Hochul’s state budget for financial year 2024 come to pass, funds for the New York Council for the Arts will be slashed by $61.7m

To survive this economic crisis, we must build new networks between public and commercial galleries

Citing the present economic situation, the arts body Scotland + Venice has withdrawn from the event—although Scottish arts figures hope the decision will not mark "a full stop"

The new grants, from Ruth Arts, are being provided to 15 non-profits including the Noah Purifoy Foundation, Doll Museum Forward and the Nancy Graves Foundation

Rapid response funding provides "relief" in the face of soaring bills, artists say

New builds—inspired by the so-called ‘Bilbao effect’—will now be discouraged as the chair of the organisation, Simon Thurley, outlines a change of priorities in favour of long-term benefits

Since the 1990s, governments have questioned the "value" of culture but policy is still failing the sector, says author and broadcaster John Kampfner

The foundation will soon begin taking applications for the third cycle of its Frankenthaler Climate Initiative to help art schools and museums become more climate-resilient

In stark comparison to recent staggering auction-house results, educators are struggling to maintain funding, says our columnist Melanie Gerlis