Part Time Gallerist

Tang Contemporary Art; Singapore; On-site; SGD 25,000 - 39,000; Part time

Job summary

Tang Contemporary Art in Singapore is seeking a part-time on-site Gallerist to welcome visitors, share exhibition and artist information, and maintain a professional gallery atmosphere aligned with the gallery’s standards.

You will support day-to-day operations, assist with installation and de-installation, manage basic cataloging and artwork documentation, and help coordinate events and sales inquiries with collectors and partners.

Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of contemporary art and ability to communicate clearly with visitors, artists, and collectors.
• Experience in gallery operations or arts administration, including front-of-house duties.
• Organizational and administrative skills to manage documentation, schedules, and events.
• Customer service and sales support, handling inquiries and information about works.
• Proficiency in English; additional Asian languages are an advantage.

Responsibilities

• Welcome visitors and provide exhibition and artist information.
• Assist with installation/de-installation and maintain space presentation.
• Coordinate artwork documentation, inventory, and basic cataloging.
• Support sales inquiries, prepare price lists, liaise with collectors and partners.
• Assist with events such as openings, talks, and private viewings.

Skills

Art knowledge

Gallery operations

Front-of-house

Customer service

Sales support

Administrative skills

English proficiency

Multilingual advantage

Education

Fine Arts / Art History / Arts Management degree

Tools

Cataloging basics

Job description

Company Description

Tang Contemporary Art is a leading contemporary art gallery established in 1997 in Bangkok, now operating four exhibition spaces across Bangkok, Beijing, and Hong Kong. The gallery is dedicated to promoting Contemporary Chinese and Southeast Asian art both regionally and worldwide, fostering active exchange between Asian artists and international counterparts. With major spaces in Beijing’s 798 Art District and Hong Kong’s Central district, Tang Contemporary Art has earned global recognition through critically driven exhibitions and collaborations with key cultural institutions. Its program includes high-profile solo shows and ambitious projects with renowned artists, positioning the gallery as a pioneer in the development of the contemporary art scene in Asia.

Role Description

This is a part-time, on-site Gallerist role based in Singapore. The Gallerist will support day-to-day gallery operations, including welcoming visitors, providing exhibition and artist information, and ensuring a professional, engaging gallery experience. Responsibilities include assisting with exhibition installation and de-installation, maintaining the cleanliness and presentation of the space, and coordinating artwork documentation, inventory, and basic cataloging. The role also involves supporting sales inquiries, preparing price lists, liaising with collectors and partners, and assisting with events such as openings, talks, and private viewings. The Gallerist will collaborate closely with the gallery team to uphold Tang Contemporary Art’s curatorial standards and brand presence in Singapore.

Qualifications

• Strong knowledge of contemporary art and interest in Asian and international art scenes; ability to communicate clearly and confidently with visitors, artists, and collectors.
• Experience in gallery operations or arts administration, including front-of-house duties, visitor engagement, and basic artwork handling and display.
• Organizational and administrative skills, with the ability to manage documentation, inventory records, schedules, and event support tasks efficiently.
• Customer service and sales support abilities, including handling inquiries, providing information about works and exhibitions, and supporting sales processes professionally.
• Proficiency in English; additional Asian languages (such as Mandarin, Thai, or Cantonese) are an advantage for communicating with international clients and artists.
• Comfort working in an on-site, gallery environment with variable hours tied to exhibition schedules and events.
• Relevant education in Fine Arts, Art History, Arts Management, or a related field is preferred, or equivalent experience in galleries, museums, or cultural institutions.
• High level of reliability, attention to detail, and respect for non-discriminatory, inclusive practices when working with diverse audiences and communities.