Identifying those important and effective factors whose emergence and continuation of life can stop the realization of the goals of any system or regime or noticeably cause conflict and slowness is called the functional and structural pathology of relevant institutions. On the one hand, culture is a system itself, and on the other hand, it is a system whose impact and susceptibility is an undeniable matter, and for this purpose, sufficient attention to preserving and protecting the country's cultural teachings along with recognizing the phenomenon of damages and the process of functional and structural pathology of cultural institutions based on the temporal requirements of the current era is very essential. Numerous views have been expressed by theorists and thinkers in the field of functional and structural pathology of cultural institutions such as Bourdieu, Henry Levinson, Mill and Charles C. Snow, Manzini, Stephen Bradley, Robert Sproull, etc., who have looked at organizational pathology from various angles, which indicates the importance of the issue of institution pathology. The present research is more aligned with Stephen Bradley's theory among the aforementioned cultural pathology experts; because he believes that "due to the emergence of new technologies and the phenomenon of globalization, one must always manage the process of change, even in a competitive environment. Thus, in a competitive environment, novel industrial structures are needed more than new strategies. Since the issue is the functional and structural disorganization of the country's cultural institutions, the author intends to use previous studies in cultural organizations and utilize the views of experts in this field to present a model for the functional and structural pathology of cultural organizations and based on this, outline the current state of the country's cultural system (in this dimension). The type of research is applied in terms of purpose, and descriptive in terms of method or nature of the research, and library (documentary) study methods have also been utilized for data collection.