Jessica Morgan, the longtime leader of the Dia Art Foundation, is appointed the next director of Tate, according to reporting from Hyperallergic and The New York Times. After more than a decade at Dia, Morgan is set to return to London to oversee Tate’s museum network beginning next year. Both outlets frame the move as a leadership transition for Tate at a challenging moment, with the museum group navigating ongoing pressures affecting major cultural institutions. While the articles emphasize Morgan’s experience leading Dia—a role that has included shaping the foundation’s artistic and institutional direction—they do not dispute details of her appointment. Taken together, the coverage indicates that Tate is turning to a curator and museum administrator with extensive experience managing a significant arts organization. The announcement positions Morgan to guide Tate’s future programming and operations as she assumes the top role.