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Studio Museum in Harlem is seeking a Graphic Design Intern to support the Communications Department with creative production and brand maintenance. You will work with the Senior and Junior Graphic Designers to produce brand-aligned assets for digital content.
You will learn to implement institutional design systems, maintain brand consistency, and organize design files, while gaining experience in project management of design initiatives.
TheGraphic DesignInternwill work within the Communications Department to support creative production andassistinmaintainingthe Studio Museum’s brand and visual identity. They will work alongside the Senior Graphic Designer and Junior Graphic Designer to produce compelling, consistent, and brand-aligned assets for the Studio Museum’s diverse channels, with a specific focus on digital content. They will learn about implementing institutional design systems,maintainingbrand consistency across all audience touch points, project managing design initiatives, and organizing andmaintainingdesign files.
Stipend: $5,040
Duration:14 weeks (January 11–April 16, 2027)
Schedule:PT (20 hours/week)
Deadline:November 6, 2026 (11:59 PM ET)
Applicants mustdemonstratestrong knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite (specifically Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign), superb attention to detail and excitement about working in a tight‑knit, collaborative, multi‑disciplinary environment. The ideal applicant will also display an aptitude for visual storytelling and a passion for current trends within the design and art world. This internship is designed for mature undergraduate students, graduate students, or recent graduates interested in careers in design, digital marketing, arts communications, or related fields. If available, please provide a link to your design portfolio in the application
Founded in 1968, the Studio Museum in Harlem is the nexus for artists of African descent locally, nationally, and internationally and for work that has been inspired and influenced by Black culture. It is a site for the dynamic exchange of ideas about art and society.