Canal Projects Curatorial Fellowship
About the role
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is pleased to offer a one-year curatorial fellowship, generously made possible by Canal Projects. The Canal Projects Curatorial Fellow will assist senior curatorial staff in all activities pertaining to the Guggenheim’s curatorial program, including work in support of research, exhibitions, publications, acquisitions, public and digital programs, and other general curatorial functions. Working under the guidance of the Curator, Asian Art Initiative and Head, Global Exhibitions Initiative, the Curatorial Fellow will also participate in the ongoing activities of the Asian Art Initiative. Rooted in shared values of cultural stewardship and mentorship for art professionals, the fellowship reflects the Guggenheim’s and Canal Projects’ commitment to furthering the future of art through research, education, and public engagement.
Responsibilities
- Assist senior curatorial staff in all activities pertaining to the Guggenheim’s curatorial program, including work in support of research, exhibitions, publications, acquisitions, public and digital programs, and other general curatorial functions.
- Work under the guidance of the Curator, Asian Art Initiative and Head, Global Exhibitions Initiative, and participate in the ongoing activities of the Asian Art Initiative.
- Ability to travel within the metropolitan area as required to perform duties at any of the Guggenheim’s owned or leased properties.
- Ability to travel internationally to support project curator(s), as needed.
- Participate in virtual meetings across time zones.
- Ability to work nights, weekends, and holidays on occasion.
Requirements
- Master’s Degree or PhD candidate in Art History
- Previous museum curatorial experience is preferred