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Art News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

Art News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now! 333 Episodes Sep 18, 2026

Art News Today, hosted by Corey with the Story, is a daily short-format podcast covering the latest headlines from the global art world: museum exhibitions, gallery openings, artist profiles, auctions, cultural movements, market trends, and other developments in the creative community. Each episode is only a few minutes long and aims to keep artists, collectors, curators, students, and art enthusiasts informed and inspired. The show is powered by AI.

Episodes

Kerala's Maritime Dream Takes Shape | Art News
Kerala's Maritime Dream Takes Shape | Art News Sep 18, 2026 106 Kerala’s bold new dream: a single, epic institution merging a maritime museum and oceanarium to celebrate 2000 years of coastal history, fueled by private investment, diaspora support, and smart synergy—where oceanarium revenue powers heritage preservation, all under the chief minister’s leadership. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.
Kennedy Center Faces Shutdown Over Trump Name | Art News
Kennedy Center Faces Shutdown Over Trump Name | Art News Sep 18, 2026 74 The Kennedy Center’s future hangs in the balance as its board warns it could go bankrupt if President Trump’s name stays on the opera house — a controversial nod to a 2001 donation from his family. With mounting public pressure and plummeting donations, the cultural institution is pleading with the White House to act before it shuts down for good, exposing how deeply politics can disrupt even
Creative Ground: Art Nature for Youth | Art News
Creative Ground: Art Nature for Youth | Art News Sep 18, 2026 104 Tate Britain and the Royal Horticultural Society are launching a groundbreaking 10-year initiative called “Creative Ground” to bring art, nature, and environmental education together for young people in London. A brand-new classroom will open in spring 2027 within Tate’s Clore Garden, offering free workshops that blend horticulture with creativity to tackle climate change, well-being, and com
Museum vs. Politics at Smithsonian | Art News
Museum vs. Politics at Smithsonian | Art News Sep 18, 2026 87 The National Park Service is quietly planning to install pre-visit signs outside the National Museum of American History, allegedly to prep visitors for what’s ahead — though exact wording remains secret. This move comes amid intense pressure from the administration, which claims the Smithsonian isn’t patriotic enough and has demanded specific exhibits, like a giant George Washington statue.
Museum Workers Ready to Strike | Art News
Museum Workers Ready to Strike | Art News Sep 16, 2026 105 Art workers at the Whitney, Brooklyn Museum, and American Folk Art Museum have voted to authorize strikes over stalled union contracts, aiming to pressure institutions ahead of major fall exhibitions. Backed by United Auto Workers Local 2110, these essential staff—educators, registrars, and visitor services personnel—are demanding fair pay and better conditions, echoing a similar Guggenheim s
Barbara Borghese Joins Rijksmuseum | Art News
Barbara Borghese Joins Rijksmuseum | Art News Sep 16, 2026 86 Barbara Borghese, a seasoned conservation powerhouse with over two decades of experience from top UK heritage institutions, is stepping into the role of Head of Conservation and Science at the Rijksmuseum. Known for blending hands-on restoration with groundbreaking public access to scientific research, she’ll lead the museum’s vital Atelier Building—a cutting-edge hub for preservation, innova
Hangar 79 Revival at Pearl Harbor | Art News
Hangar 79 Revival at Pearl Harbor | Art News Sep 16, 2026 107 Pearl Harbor’s aviation museum is reviving Hangar 79—the very hangar that took damage in the 1941 attack—with a $51 million campaign to bring WWII history to life through immersive new exhibits, including aircraft galleries, home front mobilization displays, and even a tribute to Bob Hope and wartime entertainers. Already raised $22 million, the project marks the museum’s largest initiative i
Luci Expands Global Reach with New London Studio | Art News
Luci Expands Global Reach with New London Studio | Art News Sep 16, 2026 67 Luci just dropped a major move: opening a brand-new London studio led by Josh Kirk and Thomas Tzortzi, poised to scale globally across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. With CEO AJ Goehle and CCO Matthew McNerney anchoring the charge, this isn’t just expansion—it’s about deep collaboration, turning clients into co-creators from day one. The London hub? The heartbeat of their international vi
Walter Potter's Whimsical Taxidermy Museum | Art News
Walter Potter's Whimsical Taxidermy Museum | Art News Sep 15, 2026 115 In a Sussex village, a Victorian taxidermist named Walter Potter turned stuffed animals into theatrical masterpieces—complete with kitten weddings and rabbit classrooms—that drew crowds for over a century. His whimsical, slightly eerie displays captured the public’s imagination during an era when photography was nascent, making his museum a must-see destination. Though shuttered in the 1970s
Wrexham's New Dual Museum Opens Soon | Art News
Wrexham's New Dual Museum Opens Soon | Art News Sep 15, 2026 94 Wrexham’s brand-new dual museum is set to open on Sept 25, 2026 — one half celebrates Welsh football history, the other dives into the town’s gritty past from mining to modern-day charm. Free entry, but tickets go on sale Sept 14 at noon — grab yours fast before they vanish! Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:a
Bunch Steps Down After Historic Tenure | Art News
Bunch Steps Down After Historic Tenure | Art News Sep 15, 2026 98 Lonnie Bunch, the Smithsonian’s first African American secretary and architect of the National Museum of African American History and Culture, is stepping down after eight years—not because of pressure, but to honor his personal goals and celebrate the museum’s milestones. Amid intense criticism from the Trump administration, which accused the institution of promoting a “divisive, race-center
New Museum’s Bold New Trustees | Art News
New Museum’s Bold New Trustees | Art News Sep 15, 2026 103 The New Museum just made a bold move, welcoming ten powerhouse new trustees to steer its next chapter — right after unveiling its stunning OMA-designed Bowery expansion. From real estate moguls and costume designers to diplomats and equity advocates, this diverse team brings fresh energy, global insight, and deep roots in the arts to help the museum celebrate its 50th anniversary while amplif

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