Dye Room Artist Intern (Part-Time)

Glyndebourne Productions Ltd; Lewes; On-site; GBP 12,000 - 21,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Free minibus to Lewes Station and Ring

Free on-site parking

Free Pilates & Zumba classes

Corporate Gym memberships

Onsite Physiotherapist

Cycle to Work scheme

Discount at Glyndebourne shop

Job summary

Glyndebourne Productions Ltd is seeking a part-time Dye & Breakdown Intern to join the Dye Room on a fixed-term contract from February to August 2027. You will gain hands-on training in dyeing, ageing, and distressing fabrics, while learning essential safety practices and collaborating with designers and other teams.

You will handle dyes and finishes using chemical and botanical methods, maintaining records and preparing pieces for interview-ready showpieces under supervision.

Qualifications

• A relevant qualification (BTEC, HND or Degree) in Art, Fashion, Costume or Textiles.
• An understanding of colour theory and art techniques.
• Proven interest in printing, painting and fabric dyeing.
• Basic knowledge of dyes, paints and sprays with a willingness to undertake further training as required.
• Ability to use IT devices and work with established departmental systems in Google suites.

Responsibilities

• Be open to training, motivated and willing to learn new skills.
• Develop knowledge of dye garden plants and assist with small tasks.
• Understand and comply with H&S legislation relevant to dye room materials and environment.
• Ensure good housekeeping and maintain equipment.
• Work towards high standards for each task as expected from a professional dye artist.
• Keep accurate records of dye recipes or processes used for tasks.

Skills

Dyeing techniques

Color theory

Collaboration with designers

Willingness to learn

Chemicals safety awareness

Education

Art/Textiles qualification

Tools

Google Workspace

Job description

Glyndebourne Productions Ltd is seeking a part-time Dye & Breakdown Intern to join the Dye Room on a fixed-term contract from February to August 2027. You will gain hands-on training in dyeing, ageing, and distressing fabrics, while learning essential safety practices and collaborating with designers and other teams.

You will handle dyes and finishes using chemical and botanical methods, maintaining records and preparing pieces for interview-ready showpieces under supervision.