AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMuseum Leadership: Jessica Morgan is set to return to the Tate as director of the museum network from Jan 1, 2027, succeeding Maria Balshaw—an appointment that comes as Tate faces financial strain and staff unrest. Security & Heritage: The Louvre’s Apollo Gallery has reopened nine months after the crown jewels heist exposed major security gaps. Art in Liechtenstein: The Hilti Art Foundation highlights Kandinsky’s Improvisation 21 (on view until May 17, 2027) and notes its recent acquisitions, including Agnes Martin’s Tranquility—a first for a Western Canada museum. Crypto Regulation: ESMA added 14 new crypto-asset service providers to the MiCA register, bringing the total to 294 and signaling a slower licensing pace after an initial surge; Liechtenstein-based Kaiser Partner Privatbank is among those expanding regulated crypto services. Public Media Debate: A new commentary argues that even as public service media lose support, their mission matters more than ever—using Liechtenstein’s own Radio Liechtenstein shutdown as a stark example. Screen & Streaming: AMC+ secured US rights to Catherine Zeta-Jones’ revenge thriller Kill Jackie, with rights also covering Liechtenstein via Prime Video’s territory deal. Travel Reality Check: Europe’s Entry/Exit System is still causing long border queues, with travelers urged to plan for worst-case delays.
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