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Membership Intern – Fall 2016 [Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston, MA]

Membership Intern – Fall 2016 [Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston, MA]

Description: Title:Membership Intern – Fall 2016 Department:Membership Type of Internship:Unpaid internship; part-time Who You Are You’re an innovator who thrives in a fast-paced, creative environment, balancing interactions with people with in-depth research that supports the mission of the Museum. You dig into the why and 

Curatorial Intern – Fall 2016 [Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston, MA]

Curatorial Intern – Fall 2016 [Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston, MA]

Description: Position Title: Curatorial Intern Department: Curatorial Reports to: Assistant Curator of the Collection Type of Position: Unpaid internship, part-time (16 hours per week for up to three months) Summary of Internship The Curatorial Intern will have the opportunity to work alongside Curatorial staff in 

Gallery Assistant – Fall 2016 [Cambridge Art Association, Cambridge, MA]

Gallery Assistant – Fall 2016 [Cambridge Art Association, Cambridge, MA]

Description:
The Cambridge Art Association (CAA) is seeking an Gallery Assistant to work with our Assistant Director, and assist with the organization and implementation of our robust exhibition schedule. The Cambridge Art Association presents 20+ gallery exhibitions of work by regional artists, and an additional 20 exhibits in non-traditional galleries each year. These include juried, non-juried, curatorial, and pop-up exhibits. In addition to our exhibits, the CAA hosts regular professional development and networking events for both our 500+ Artist Members and the general public.

The Gallery Assistant will work directly with the Assistant Director in requesting materials and securing contracts from exhibiting artists; creating labels and additional information for exhibits; and creating exhibition catalogs. The Fall Gallery Assistant will also serve as the main point of contact for our fall exhibits, Fall Salon, RED, small group shows and more!

This internship is an excellent opportunity for an undergrad or graduate student interested in gaining hands on experience in a non-profit, community arts organization!

Qualifications:
The ideal candidate will have background in the visual arts or art history, and should be currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program; strong communications skills – both written and verbal; and an interest in exhibition coordination and development. The candidate should be an enthusiastic self-starter who enjoys working with the general public. The candidate must also be comfortable working independently, and able to lift and move heavy objects. Some art installation and transport experience is desired; however, we are willing to train the right candidate.

The candidate must have daytime and evening availability. (10-20 hours a week, available for school credit). We ask for a miniumim 3-month commitment – with 6 months preferred.

How To Apply:
Please send a cover letter, resume to Cory Shea at cshea@cambridgeart.org.

No phone calls please.

Apply by:
August 01, 2016
Salary:
Unpaid/For Credit
Museum Education Internship [International Museum of the Horse, Lexington, KY]

Museum Education Internship [International Museum of the Horse, Lexington, KY]

Position Overview & Responsibilities: This internship will consist of making object-based lesson plans and other educational activities for both in the classroom and in the museum for grades 3-12.  The education program is working in accordance with the Common Core Standards as recognized by the 

Exhibitions Volunteer / Intern [Society of Arts and Crafts, Boston, MA]

Exhibitions Volunteer / Intern [Society of Arts and Crafts, Boston, MA]

Description: Society of Arts and Crafts seeks an exhibitions volunteer/intern to assist the Assistant Curator with exhibitions duties. Primary Responsibilities assist with exhibitions planning and organization exhibition installation and deinstallation (basic tools knowledge preferred) monitor the gallery during open hours (availability on Thursday evenings preferred) 

Curatorial Internship, Fall 2016 [deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Lincoln, MA]

Curatorial Internship, Fall 2016 [deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Lincoln, MA]

Description:
Curatorial Interns at deCordova engage in a wide variety of tasks and responsibilities as they participate in the day-to-day operations of a contemporary art museum and sculpture park. Interns work closely with staff curators and the registrar, and help with exhibition preparations, update collection files, maintain records, organize daily office operations, and conduct art historical research related to exhibitions and the permanent collection. Interns are integral to the success of the curatorial department and as such, they are fully integrated into the work environment. Interns observe and participate in a variety of department and inter-department brainstorming and organization meetings and learn the structural, strategic, and operational decisions at play in a contemporary art institution.Specific responsibilities for Fall 2016 (September-December) will tentatively include, but are not limited to, work on research, logistical planning, and implementation assistance for current and upcoming exhibitions; conducting a variety of research pertaining to works in the permanent collection; work on upcoming Sculpture Park installations and related projects, and any administrative assistance required in the department.
Qualifications:
The curatorial staff at deCordova seeks a self-motivated art history graduate student or upper level undergraduate with specific interest in contemporary art and future career goals to work as a curator in a contemporary art museum. Applicants should have strong organizational abilities and computer skills, including literacy in Microsoft Office and Adobe. Prospective applicants should be aware that the Curatorial Internship is an unpaid, volunteer position. Because public transportation does not service deCordova and interns frequently help with errand running, a car is a must. The Curatorial Intern must commit to a minimum of two, eight-hour days per week for the agreed upon duration of the internship, which typically lasts four months. Intern may occasionally be asked to assist with programs occurring on Thursday evenings and Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
How To Apply:
Interested individuals should send a cover letter, resume, and writing sample (between 5-15 pages) by email to Scout Hutchinson (shutchinson@decordova.org) by July 31. For general information about deCordova, upcoming programming and exhibitions, and future events please visit www.decordova.org.
Apply by:
July 31, 2016