Chanel is teaming up with the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation on a new curatorial fellowship that will move between New York and Venice, tying one of the art world’s biggest institutions more closely to one of its busiest international stages—and to a growing network of cultural initiatives backed by the fashion house. The announcement will come at the very start of the Venice Biennale. Beginning in 2027, the Chanel Culture Fund Fellowship will be a one-year program is for MA- and PhD-level scholars focused on collection studies and curatorial research. Each fellow will begin at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York before continuing at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice, working across both museums’ archives and exhibitions. The open call for fellows will begin this fall. Related Articles For Chanel, the fellowship is less a one-off than part of a broader strategy.…