An interactive report by the New York Fed reveals that those with university degrees in the arts are most likely to find themselves without jobs in the current labour market

The Art Newspaper is looking for a dynamic and strategic Partnerships and Fairs Coordinator to join its London team

The Art Newspaper is looking for an experienced and energetic advertising sales executive

Plus worryingly low artists’ pay in the UK and an Ugly Duchess

New director defends overhaul in wake of rising energy costs and Arts Council funding cuts

"Keyboard warriors" are calling out unfair recruitment practices at cultural institutions

The Art Newspaper is looking for an experienced digital editor to join its London team

An exciting opportunity has opened up for a talented art journalist to join our US team

Vice-chancellor of the UK’s highest-rated arts college will leave after 15 years in the role

Survey by British Archaeological Jobs Resource says the average net income within the field is £21,820

A full-time, London-based position has opened up for a diligent professional with accountancy experience

A full-time, London-based position has opened up for a driven professional who can develop and deliver a successful commercial strategy

A full-time, London-based position has opened up for a successful and dynamic CEO/Publisher

Futter, who became the first woman to lead a major New York museum when she took the role in 1993, oversaw a period of enormous growth at the institution

Ramírez-Montagut was most recently the director of Michigan State University’s Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum

In Philadelphia, Sasha Suda will succeed Timothy Rub, whose 13-year tenure included both major achievements and significant turmoil

The ideal candidate will be full of ideas, energy and a passion for visual art and ready to support our editorial teams in London and New York

The museum has appointed four impressive women who are breathing new life into the curatorial, education and outreach divisions, including 23-year MoMA veteran Sarah Suzuki.

Historically marginalised groups are being kept out of an industry that expects people to work for free in order to get a foot in the door

It is still not clear how quickly the lower levels of staff, which were hardest hit by pandemic job losses, will recover

Financial impact is particularly severe for independent contractors, and the toll on mental health seems serious

If culture is to recover from the pandemic, the sector must value the self-employed more so that the next generation—of all backgrounds—can afford to live a creative life

Some gallery and museum staff say they feel pressure to go into the workplace when they fear it is unsafe, while tough non-compete clauses can limit future employment options

Staff who have been made redundant are being recruited again following extension of furlough job retention scheme by UK government

Petition launched calling for Southbank Centre staff to be reinstated in light of Chancellor’s announcement while Royal Academy confirms coronavirus funding snub

UK non-profit's plan may draw in young crowds which are a target demographic for museums

Association of Art Museum Directors launches scheme to provide undergraduate students from minority backgrounds with hands-on experience

Easel will offer careers information, a mentorship programme and a grant scheme to subsidise low wages in entry level roles