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Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art seeks a dynamic, experienced museum education professional with a passion for teaching and learning, working with young people, building strong relationships with teachers, administrators, volunteers and the public, and with a strong interest in art.
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The Yale University Art Gallery is seeking a dynamic, self-motivated individual with proven experience and strengths in exhibition production, project management, and design. Reporting to the Deputy Director for Exhibition and Collection Management, and managing both internal and contracted project staff, the Exhibition Production Manager is responsible for guiding a diverse portfolio of exhibition projects to completion at the highest level of professional conduct and practice. Collaborating directly with eleven curatorial/collecting departments, the position oversees production at an off-site shop, contracts and manages outside fabrication, and produces and reviews design and shop production drawings.
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The Executive Director is the principal leader of the Arts Council of Princeton (ACP) responsible for overseeing the organization’s administration, programs, strategic planning, fundraising, marketing, and community outreach. Nearly 50 years old, the award-winning ACP “builds community through the arts” in the greater Princeton region, through a range of top quality classes, exhibitions, community events, live performances, camps and community outreach programs.
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The Andrew W. Mellon Program Coordinator for Curatorial Fellowships will act as the program coordinator for graduate and undergraduate curatorial fellowship programs at the High Museum of Art.
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The Kress Museum Interpretation Fellowship at the High Museum of Art is supported by a grant from the Samuel H. Kress Foundation. The Fellow will apply a combination of art history training, understanding of learning theory, and sensitivity to the learning needs and styles of widely diverse audiences to support the significant expansion of the interpretive tools for the Museum’s permanent collection.
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A master’s degree in design studies, studio art, art history, or other related field plus two years of leadership experience in design and installation of exhibitions including supervision of volunteer and/or student staff; or bachelor’s degree in a relevant field and four years of gallery management experience.
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The Sheldon Museum of Art seeks an Assistant Curator of Public Programs who works collaboratively as part of the Sheldon Museum of Art’s Education Department to administer a plan for public programming and statewide engagement by coordinating collaborations with University of Nebraska – Lincoln (UNL) departments and units as well as partners across Nebraska.
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The Memphis Brooks Museum of Art is offering a unique fellowship opportunity for an individual who has completed a degree (B.A., M.A., or Ph. D.) in art history, studio art, art education, art conservation, or museum studies and who is pursuing or contemplating graduate study or professional placement in these or related fields. The Interpretive Fellowship will be for twelve months and is funded by the Samuel H. Kress Foundation. The Fellow will be closely mentored by Dr. Stanton Thomas, Curator of European and Decorative Art, in collaboration with Kathy Dumlao, Director of Education and Interpretation.
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The Portland Art Museum has been awarded a grant from the Samuel H. Kress Foundation for a 10-month paid, full-time fellowship position in museum interpretation beginning Fall 2016. We are currently seeking candidates that have a strong interest in museum education, art conservation, and emerging interpretive strategies with a focus on accessibility and inclusive design. Through their work at the Museum, the Kress Interpretive Fellow will meaningfully extend visitor engagement and interpretation for the Museum’s collections and related special exhibition projects, with a focus on the areas of accessibility and conservation education.
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The New Mexico Museum of Art is seeking a curator to be responsible for the museum’s significant collection of paintings, works on paper, three-dimensional artwork and historic furniture, including the development, interpretation, exhibition and information dissemination of the collection. The ideal candidate will have comprehensive knowledge of American and international art with an emphasis on Southwest 20th century art.