One-Year Curatorial Fellowship in 20th-Century Art

Guggenheim New York; New York (NY); Presencial; USD 66.000 - 68.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Guggenheim New York invites applications for a one-year curatorial fellowship funded by CHANEL Culture Fund. The fellow will gain exposure to the museum’s operational structure and receive rigorous training in curatorial practice, with an emphasis on early 20th century art and international collaboration.

Responsibilities include scholarly research, exhibition histories, interpretive materials, and public programs.

Formación

• Master’s Degree or PhD candidate in Art History.
• Previous museum curatorial experience is preferred.
• Background in early and/or mid 20th century art.
• Computer skills and proficiency with collection-management databases (TMS) and Microsoft Office (Outlook/SharePoint/Word/Excel).
• Fluency in English and Italian.
• Excellent verbal and written communications with strong attention to detail.
• Excellent organizational and time management skills.

Responsabilidades

• Conduct scholarly research on works in the collection, presentation, and provenance using archival, library, and digital sources.
• Research and compile exhibition and publication histories of artworks.
• Collaborate with Conservation Department staff on research and documentation.
• Provide in-depth research on artists and artworks for upcoming exhibitions.
• Develop interpretive materials for gallery texts, labels, and scholarly content.
• Contribute to curatorial content for the museum’s website and digital platforms.
• Assist in installation support for exhibitions.
• Lead in-gallery guided tours for diverse audiences.

Conocimientos

English fluency

Italian fluency

Strong communication

Organizational skills

Educación

Master’s/PhD in Art History

Herramientas

The Museum System (TMS)

Microsoft Office

Descripción del empleo

Guggenheim New York invites applications for a one-year curatorial fellowship funded by CHANEL Culture Fund. The fellow will gain exposure to the museum’s operational structure and receive rigorous training in curatorial practice, with an emphasis on early 20th century art and international collaboration.

Responsibilities include scholarly research, exhibition histories, interpretive materials, and public programs.