Hanwha, the main partner of the forthcoming museum, has come under fire for its links to Israeli arms manufacturer Elbit Systems

The original budget for the museum has so far been surpassed by £100m

Hanwha, which will operate the forthcoming museum, has come under fire for its ties to Elbit Systems

Green light given to property sales in hopes of boosting cash-strapped cultural quarter

The Welsh government has promised over £3m to repair Wales' national cultural institution, but the true figure needed could be more than seven times higher

The Israel-Gaza war has escalated campaigns against arts funders deemed to be problematic

Hit by austerity cuts and activist boycotts, who is standing up for the arts?

We look at the impact of 14 years of Tory rule on the culture sector—and ask if the future looks any brighter

Supreme auditing body Cour des comptes judges Paris museum's five-year renovation project as “underfunded and insufficiently piloted”

Labour, the Conservatives, the Liberal Democrats and the Green Party—even the Animal Welfare Party—tell us about their policies for the arts

Kate Casprowiak Scher, the Bellevue Arts Museum’s new permanent director, explains that candour about the institution’s finances helped bring the kunsthalle in suburban Seattle back from the brink

Visual-art projects receiving support include a new Agnes Denes work in California, a Duane Linklater commission in New York and a public collaboration to help heal Indigenous generational trauma in Alaska

The Amistad Research Center in New Orleans has received a grant from the Terra Foundation to get the 41 paintings ready for their first public exhibition since 2010

The Vulcan Hotel, which closed in 2012, has been rebuilt on site brick by brick

Sales of art collections may be forced on English local authorities that are technically bankrupt following cuts in grants from central government

Compensating participants for group exhibitions is an important but taboo subject, as is the fee amount institutions provide

Local authorities in England are taking drastic action, including scrapping all funding for museums, leading some experts to argue that new funding models are the only way to survive

The money will go towards the institution’s endowment and operational expenses

As the baby-boomer generation of major donors pulls back or dies off, museums are struggling to attract their heirs’ interest

A new dossier shows how those running the organisation are struggling to “find a path to a balanced budget”

Fifteen years since Iceland’s banking crisis, funding cuts have left the nation’s art in a state of potential peril

Institutions are scrambling to identify whether their buildings contain the potentially dangerous material

The third edition of Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Public Arts Challenge is supporting projects across the country, from Honolulu to Philadelphia

Chanel’s global head of arts and culture tells us how she is reshaping the brand’s philanthopy

The Foundation for Contemporary Arts has been selling works donated by visual artists to fund those working in experimental forms and performance since 1963

The group, brought in by UK housing secretary Michael Gove, will oversee the council's accounts following the announcement earlier in September that it was facing serious financial difficulties

The funds will benefit organisations including Glasgow Women’s Library and Studio Voltaire

The principle of free admission to museums is being eroded, as entry fees are introduced to balance budgets

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

The NEA's second round of grants for fiscal year 2023 supports a wide range of exhibitions, partnerships and programmes