Description:
The ICA’s Adult Programs Learning Fellowship provides qualified individuals the opportunity to engage with contemporary arts educational programming for adult learners in a 10 month assignment (September 2016—June 2017). The Adult Programs Learning Fellow oversees various programs that highlight community voices and perspectives, including the ICA’s monthly Gallery Talk program which invites thought leaders to reflect on selected ICA exhibits with adult audiences. The Fellow will work independently on research assignments and collaborate with the ICA’s educational team to enhance educational opportunities for adults by developing and testing 1 or 2 innovative and engaging programs. Under the guidance of the ICA’s Education Director, the Adult Programs Fellow will learn about museum operations, gain skills in adult program design and implementation, and engage with contemporary art audiences. Benefits of the Fellowship include institutional AAM membership, New England Museum reciprocity and various professional development opportunities. Attendance at project interdepartmental meetings, exhibit walkthroughs and educator training sessions is required. The assignment includes 2 days per week on-site schedule and related events as required. A 10 month stipend of $10,000 is included.
The ICA’s Adult Programs Learning Fellowship provides qualified individuals the opportunity to engage with contemporary arts educational programming for adult learners in a 10 month assignment (September 2016—June 2017). The Adult Programs Learning Fellow oversees various programs that highlight community voices and perspectives, including the ICA’s monthly Gallery Talk program which invites thought leaders to reflect on selected ICA exhibits with adult audiences. The Fellow will work independently on research assignments and collaborate with the ICA’s educational team to enhance educational opportunities for adults by developing and testing 1 or 2 innovative and engaging programs. Under the guidance of the ICA’s Education Director, the Adult Programs Fellow will learn about museum operations, gain skills in adult program design and implementation, and engage with contemporary art audiences. Benefits of the Fellowship include institutional AAM membership, New England Museum reciprocity and various professional development opportunities. Attendance at project interdepartmental meetings, exhibit walkthroughs and educator training sessions is required. The assignment includes 2 days per week on-site schedule and related events as required. A 10 month stipend of $10,000 is included.
Qualifications:
BFA in studio art or BA in art history or BFA in studio art museum education or equivalent experience required. MA or graduate work strongly preferred. Exceptional senior undergraduates will be considered. Interest in pursuing a career in museum education required. Superior research skills and excellent interpersonal and communication skills required. Knowledge of contemporary art and visual culture. Ability to speak in public, handle multiple projects simultaneously, and be self-motivated. Ability and desire to engage with adults with diverse learning styles.
BFA in studio art or BA in art history or BFA in studio art museum education or equivalent experience required. MA or graduate work strongly preferred. Exceptional senior undergraduates will be considered. Interest in pursuing a career in museum education required. Superior research skills and excellent interpersonal and communication skills required. Knowledge of contemporary art and visual culture. Ability to speak in public, handle multiple projects simultaneously, and be self-motivated. Ability and desire to engage with adults with diverse learning styles.
How To Apply:
The ICA welcomes candidates from backgrounds historically underrepresented in museums in order to bring new perspectives to museum audiences. Interested candidates should send (1) a letter of interest stating what you would like to accomplish during fellowship; (2) adult program proposal related to a contemporary artist, artwork or exhibit of their choice and (3) a resume to jobs@icaboston.org and mgarza@icaboston.org. When applying, include “Adult Learning Programs Fellowship” in subject line.
The ICA welcomes candidates from backgrounds historically underrepresented in museums in order to bring new perspectives to museum audiences. Interested candidates should send (1) a letter of interest stating what you would like to accomplish during fellowship; (2) adult program proposal related to a contemporary artist, artwork or exhibit of their choice and (3) a resume to jobs@icaboston.org and mgarza@icaboston.org. When applying, include “Adult Learning Programs Fellowship” in subject line.
Apply by:
August 19, 2016
August 19, 2016
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