The museum cut 8% of its staff and will eliminate public hours on Tuesdays.
The Dallas Museum of Art on Tuesday laid off 20 employees and reduced two full-time jobs to part-time in what amounted to an 8% reduction in its staff.
The cuts come amid an ongoing era of retrenchment in the cultural arts. Dallas arts groups have not been immune. Five months ago,to avoid entering the new fiscal year with a deficit, it said. The DMA says it too is trimming jobs to prevent a shortfall.
The DMA also cited the obvious, the pandemic, which has made operating an arts institution increasingly vexing since March 2020: “While we have not made these decisions lightly, like many nonprofit arts organizations in Dallas and around the country, the DMA must adjust to new realities in a post-pandemic world, including rising costs, expiration of government funding and audiences not yet returning to pre-pandemic levels.”will be the first U.S.
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