INSPIRE

At 30, the Jazz Gallery Remains a Force. Rio Sakairi Is Its Heart.

The Plan to Save Frank Lloyd Wright’s Only Skyscraper Isn’t Going as Planned

The Metropolitan Opera Guild Will Wind Down Amid Financial Woes

Leonard Stern’s Cycladic Art Will Be Shown at the Met but Owned by Greece

Maya Lin’s Dismantled ‘Ghost Forest’ to Be Reborn as Boats

New Funding Offshoot Expands Grants to Arts Groups in the Southeast

Good Fences Make Good Neighbors? Not at Opus 40.

17 New York Arts Organizations Are Among Those Receiving $30 Million

They’ve Given $6 Million to the Arts. No One Knew Them, Until Now.

A Rift Over Art and Activism Ripples Through the Performance World

A Donor’s Ties to Epstein Are Criticized at MoMA and Dartmouth

Can Immersive Art Remain Afloat When Money Is the Object?

Cuts to the Arts Help Philadelphia Address Huge Budget Gap

With Books and New Focus, Mellon Foundation to Foster Social Equity

Opera Has Vanished. So Have Their Dream Jobs at the Met.

Modigliani Expert Says a Nonprofit Is Holding His Research ‘Hostage’

The Sacrosanct Endowment? Not Anymore for Some Arts Groups

Arts Groups Fight Their Insurers Over Coverage on Virus Losses

After 94 Years, the Song Ends for the Turtle Bay Music School

Facing Crisis, Arts Groups Push for Their Own Bailout