Bookstore Prize: Extremists Everywhere
Concerns have arisen about the intervention of Culture Minister Wolfram Weimer in the selection of juries for literary awards, prompting discussions in Parliament and among cultural institutions.
"Work the World Again into the Fire"
The article emphasizes the urgent need for a spiritual and cultural revival of democratic institutions amid a complex global landscape dominated by power politics and military conflicts.
The 'Counter' Library: Here are the Books of Cultural Controversy
The article discusses a lesser-known library that focuses on works examining how the left has maintained control over cultural institutions throughout the 20th century.
"It Completely Shocked Me." Experts Criticize KlempÃr's Intervention in the National Gallery
Experts are expressing criticism over KlempÃr's recent actions related to the National Gallery.
National Assembly recognizes the sports, cultural, business, and educational achievements of citizens from Cuenca and Azuay
Ecuador's National Assembly honored various individuals and institutions from Cuenca and the Azuay province for their contributions to sports, culture, business, and education.
Behind Melbourne Museum's shiny facade sits a world hidden from view
The Melbourne Museum's behind-the-scenes storage and research areas are crucial for maintaining the museum's vast collections, which are largely unseen by the public.
Literature Archive Marbach: Just not like in Stuttgart
The German government allocates 44 million euros to support the construction of the German Literature Archive in Marbach, amidst criticism of recent funding cuts to other cultural institutions.
Leading European Museum Says: Enough. More Restrictions for Tourists
The Prado Museum in Madrid announces new visitor restrictions to maintain manageable crowd levels following a record surge of tourists in the past year.
Culture: New Curator for Exhibitions at the Dießener Taubenturm
Sylvia Franz has been appointed as the new curator for exhibitions at the Dießener Taubenturm, where she aims to connect various themes in art and crafts with a focus on collaboration with local institutions and artists.
Kennedy Center board votes to close for two years during renovations
The Kennedy Center board in the UK has approved a two-year closure for extensive renovations, part of a $257 million project initiated during Donald Trump's presidency.
Jewelry in Munich: Collector Helen Drutt Makes a Statement for Artistic Freedom
The exhibition "Among Friends" showcases jewelry by German and American artists, highlighting the importance of artistic freedom in challenging political times.
Future of Opera: Opera Must Be a City Talk!
The article discusses the future of opera and emphasizes the need for a balance among the art form, participants, and venues to ensure its sustainability and relevance.
You don't win cultural hegemony this way
The article critiques the approach of political parties in Italy regarding cultural hegemony, suggesting that politicizing culture undermines institutions and may benefit the right more than intended.
Richard Grenell resigns: Kennedy Center in Washington gets a new president
Richard Grenell is stepping down as president of the Kennedy Center in Washington, with Matt Floca appointed as his successor.
Krista Aru Revives the Spirit of Jaan Tõnisson
Krista Aru's family, alongside various institutions, presented a collection of her articles titled 'Layers of Cultural Space', honoring her literary contributions and legacy.
On Saturday, blue-black-white flags will wave in honor of the mother tongue and Estonian literary culture
On Saturday, Estonia celebrates Mother Tongue Day alongside the 225th anniversary of Kristjan Jaak Peterson, with all public institutions and households encouraged to raise the national flag.
TV 2: The Board of the Norwegian Girls' Choir is in favor of ending the Crown Princess's patronage
The Norwegian Girls' Choir Board has voted to end the Crown Princess's patronage, according to a letter sent to singers and parents.
Rolex and the Oscars: A Timeless Commitment to the Art of Cinema
Rolex continues its long-standing partnership with the Oscars, promoting artistic talent and cultural institutions worldwide.
Latvia issues statement against Russia's participation in Venice Biennale, backed by 22 countries
Latvia, along with 22 other countries, calls for Russia's participation in the Venice Biennale to be reconsidered, emphasizing the moral responsibilities of cultural institutions.
Ukraine: 'We cannot postpone life just because there is war'
Ukrainian museum director Olesia Ostrovska discusses the challenges and significance of maintaining cultural institutions in wartime.
BTS RM donated 100 million won to publish a catalog of old Korean paintings scattered abroad
BTS leader RM's donation has facilitated the publication of a catalog showcasing traditional Korean paintings held in foreign institutions.
From fire protection to digital tools: The plan for protecting monuments from climate change
The Greek Minister of Culture, Lina Mendoni, launched the National Strategy to protect cultural heritage from climate change effects, partnering with various institutions and funded by the Recovery and Resilience Fund.
Letter to the Editor: Don't let the state put Stockholm's city to sleep
The author argues that the Swedish government must reevaluate the rent system for cultural institutions in Stockholm to ensure the city remains vibrant and accessible.
Opera and ballet, "things" that "nobody cares about anymore"? Timothée Chalamet taken to task by major opera houses
Timothée Chalamet faces humorous backlash from major cultural institutions after dismissing opera and ballet as outdated.
"Cultural Shock": Cultural Spaces Are Not Yet Ready for Shelter Function 'X' Hour
Experts have identified some cultural spaces in Latvia as potential temporary shelters, but there are significant doubts about their safety and suitability during emergencies.
Städel is being restructured: 'Frankfurt citizens can always be relied upon'
The Städel Museum in Frankfurt is launching a significant endowment campaign, becoming the first German museum to do so, to secure its financial future amid changing global circumstances.
Dispute with the Municipality Led to the Dismissal of the Recognized Cultural Leader
The Luunja municipal government announced plans to liquidate the cultural and leisure center, stirring anxiety among employees regarding job security and the future of teamwork.
Gallery: The focus of Katriin Mudist's new exhibition is 24 doorstoppers
Katriin Mudist's new exhibition 'Temporary Solution' features 24 doorstoppers collected primarily from Estonian cultural institutions.
If Oslo municipality is to own a theater, it must have clear conditions in place
The article discusses the necessity for clear conditions and accountability in the management of a theater owned by Oslo municipality.
Machala implements further cuts: Cultural institutions can only heat and light their spaces
Cultural institutions in Slovakia face severe financial cuts imposed by the Ministry of Culture under Lukáš Machala's directive.
Construction project at Paketposthalle: Million-dollar dispute over noise between high-rise investor and Backstage
A significant dispute has erupted over noise protection measures between Backstage cultural center and Büschl Group, the investor behind a high-rise residential project near the site.
Rental Shock Awaits - Museums Threatened with Closure
A proposed 57% rent increase by Statens fastighetsverk has put the Etnographic Museum and other museums in Stockholm at risk of closure.
May be forced to close museums after rent shock
Two museums in Stockholm are facing potential closure due to sharply increased rents.
VARAM does not agree with the draft law on 'Gora'
The Ministry of Environmental Protection and Regional Development of Latvia raises concerns about ambiguous wording in a draft law regarding the 'Gors' foundation.
As the weather warms, it's recommended to take time for music: major cultural institutions promise to surprise
Cultural institutions in Lithuania are gearing up for spring with diverse music and art offerings to engage audiences.
It was only a matter of time before the scandalized director of the Louvre had to resign
Following significant security issues, the Louvre's director Laurence Des Cars has stepped down amidst ongoing criticism.
How theft, strikes, and fraud at the Louvre exacerbate the greatest crisis in the museum's history
The Louvre is currently facing its largest crisis in history, marked by frequent strikes, a recent theft, and issues related to ticket fraud.
The Louvre Museum has a new director – former head of Versailles Leribot
The Louvre Museum has appointed a new director, former Versailles Palace head Leribot, following the resignation of Laurence de Carla amid scandals affecting the institution's reputation.
Christophe Leribault at the Louvre: the Irresistible Rise of a Curator Who Has the Confidence of the Elysée
Christophe Leribault has been appointed as the new director of the Louvre, following a rapid ascent through prestigious French cultural institutions and backed by President Emmanuel Macron.
Now it costs: in its 2026 season, the Teatro Colón will charge for its program booklets and promote free digital downloads
The Teatro Colón will charge for its printed program booklets starting in the 2026 season, while offering free digital access via QR codes.
The Biggest Patron of Culture and Sport
The article discusses the significant contributions of Totalizator Sportowy to Polish sports and culture over the past 70 years, detailing financial support extended to various cultural activities and institutions.
Cultural Exclusion: The Major 'Cancel' After the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
This article discusses the cultural exclusion faced by Russian artists and institutions following the invasion of Ukraine, marking a significant shift in the global cultural landscape.
How Conditional Funding Affects Cultural Identity in Jerusalem?
The article discusses the impact of conditional funding on the cultural identity of Jerusalem, highlighting the challenges faced by cultural institutions in maintaining authenticity while adapting to donor requirements.
History redressed: Melania makes her mark, in a fashion, with Smithsonian gown
Melania Trump presented her inaugural gown at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History, marking a notable moment amid her husband's criticisms of cultural institutions.
Congress restores funding to cultural institutions once on Trump’s chopping block
The Republican-controlled Congress has approved a funding bill that reinstates financial support for key cultural institutions targeted by former President Trump for severe budget cuts.
Gaza Protests at Berlinale: Forcing Following
The article discusses the Gaza protests at the Berlinale, arguing that the expectation for cultural institutions to take a stance on every global conflict undermines their purpose.
Tamalan: The purely Greek village in the region of Chapsamanas in the Cotyora of Pontus
The article highlights the historical significance of the village of Tamalan, a predominantly Greek settlement in the region of Pontus, Turkey, known for its cultural heritage and educational institutions.
Rane Willerslev continues as director of the National Museum
Rane Willerslev has been reappointed as the director of the National Museum of Denmark, as announced by the Ministry of Culture.
Resigning as Director of the Norwegian Theatre
Irene Halvorsen has resigned as director of the Norwegian Theatre after serving for a year and a half.
Watch: Kumu's 20th Anniversary Discussion 'New Art Museum: Church or Department Store?'
The Kumu Art Museum hosted a discussion marking its 20th anniversary, reflecting on its inception and the public discourse surrounding its establishment.