curatorial assistant jobs

A prestigious fashion institution in Camden Town is seeking a Part-Time Archives and Curatorial Assistant to manage digital archives and assist in relocating to a new site in Stratford. Candidates should hold an arts-based degree and have a keen interest in fashion history. Previous experience in collections administration is preferable. This role is pivotal in enhancing archival services for...

Location: Oriel Davies Gallery, Newtown, Powys (with potential travel to Venice and other locations across Wales). The successful candidate will be required to regularly attend meetings Newtown, but it will also be possible to work from home. Salary: £17,640 (140 days at £126 per day over 18 months (flexible to suit the needs of the project) Contract Type: Fixed-term Freelance (aligned with...

Manchester Museum’s Vivarium: The Vivarium houses a collection of live amphibians and reptiles including many critically endangered species. It is unusual for a museum to care for live animals, but Manchester Museum has done so for 60 years, offering a unique opportunity to see rare and beautiful creatures and watch conservation in action. The collection is focused in three key...

You will bring your conservation knowledge to our exhibitions, displays, loans and collections programmes.

You will have a recognised conservation degree and be able to work, independently and collaboratively, on the examination and treatment of artefacts, and advise on their safe display and storage.

You will have a deep understanding and relevant expertise to know what makes a great visitor experience.

You will shape the end-to-end visitor journey, in collaboration with other colleagues, ensuring it is welcoming and memorable.

You will work with all teams to ensure consistency and quality of service and access.

You will improve the quality of available documentation and create digital records to meet Museum data standards for publication online.

You will also be responsible for co-ordinating the digitisation of the archive on site with the assistance of student placements/volunteers.

National Galleries Scotland are looking for a highly motivated and organised individual to assist colleagues in the Portraiture and Photography curatorial team with all aspects of curatorial work.Do you have a strong interest in an art historical subject area related to the National Galleries of Scotland portrait and/or photography collections? Are you keen to develop your skills, knowledge and...

About the role It's learning something new while surrounded by a truly unique photograph collection. It’s working as one to deliver impressive projects. And it’s the satisfaction of presenting and sharing one of the world’s largest art collections. This is what makes working for Royal Collection Trust so different. One of the largest and most important art collections in the world, The Royal...

DIRECTORS' LIBRARY RemoteFounded in 2017, DIRECTORS' LIBRARY is an independent online platform and resource for the film, video, and creative industries.DIRECTORS' LIBRARY is looking for an Assistant Programmer (Shorts: Narrative Fiction & Documentary) to help manage and develop its short film programme. Working closely with the Senior Programmer, you will play a key role in shaping how shorts...

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You will be able to demonstrate a good understanding of British archaeology and the planning process with experience of team leadership, fieldwork, recording and report production.

You will possess the skills to ensure your work matches all relevant Project Designs, Briefs, and Specifications and complete schedules within resource allocations and timescales.

You will bring your conservation knowledge to our exhibitions, displays, loans and collections programmes.

You will have a recognised conservation degree and be able to work, independently and collaboratively, on the examination and treatment of artefacts, and advise on their safe display and storage.

You will hold a PhD/DPhil or be an advanced doctoral candidate (e.g. at the University of Oxford, have at least passed the Transfer of Status and be in the final stages of completing the dissertation) in a relevant academic discipline, with expertise in the ‘Global Renaissance’ (c.

You will have a deep understanding and relevant expertise to know what makes a great visitor experience.

You will shape the end-to-end visitor journey, in collaboration with other colleagues, ensuring it is welcoming and memorable.

You will work with all teams to ensure consistency and quality of service and access.

Vacancy for Archives and Curatorial Assistant at London College of FashionVacancy for Archives and Curatorial Assistant at London College of Fashion 31 October 2022London College of Fashion – John Prince's Street, Marylebone, and relocating to Stratford from Summer 2023Part-TimeLondon College of Fashion (LCF) Archives seeks an experienced Archives and Curatorial Assistant to participate in the...

A leading contemporary art organization in the UK seeks a Curatorial Assistant to support the Wales in Venice 2026 exhibition. This role involves assisting with research, coordinating schedules, and documenting processes. Ideal candidates will have a passion for contemporary visual arts, strong organizational skills, and familiarity with the visual arts sector in Wales. The position allows for...

You will have a deep understanding and relevant expertise to know what makes a great visitor experience.

You will shape the end-to-end visitor journey, in collaboration with other colleagues, ensuring it is welcoming and memorable.

You will work with all teams to ensure consistency and quality of service and access.

You will be an experienced artefact conservator, holding a recognised conservation degree and have a particular interest and expertise in the conservation of archaeological material.

You will possess strong planning skills with the ability to work to tight deadlines and prioritise and risk assess your work programme.

You will be an experienced artefact conservator, holding a recognised conservation degree and have a particular interest and expertise in the conservation of archaeological material.

You will possess strong planning skills with the ability to work to tight deadlines and prioritise and risk assess your work programme.

You will have a deep understanding and relevant expertise to know what makes a great visitor experience.

You will shape the end-to-end visitor journey, in collaboration with other colleagues, ensuring it is welcoming and memorable.

You will work with all teams to ensure consistency and quality of service and access.