Cara Courage News Today

We surveyed museums from New York to Detroit to Los Angeles to get a sense of where equity initiatives stand.

After nearly two years of searching and rescinding an offer to a UK arts executive, the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit has opted not to hire a new executive director.

This week: deregulating NYC's auctions, an online sales surge, dumpster-diving for greatness, and much more.

The Detroit museum has rescinded the offer it made to Cara Courage, who formerly led the Tate Exchange in London, for undisclosed reasons.

The Detroit museum has rescinded the offer it made to Cara Courage, who formerly led the Tate Exchange in London, for undisclosed reasons.

Plus, Kyiv removes Russian sculptures and the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit parts ways with its director after just a few months.

Cara Courage was hired in early February as the museums new executive director after a lengthy search to replace previous leader Elysia Borowy

Cara Courage is already out after getting the job in February

This week: the (physical) space race returns, a pay-to-display scheme in Chelsea, new horizons for the Chicago Imagists, and much more.

Plus, Nepal makes its Venice Biennale debut, and Oscar Murillo gets new gallery representation in Mexico City.