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Curatorial Assistant/Fellow

MIAMI UNIVERSITY

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At a glance

Compensation
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Location
Oxford, OH
Role Type
Fellowship
Schedule
Temporary
Work Authorization
Not specified

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Job overview

The Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum at Miami University seeks a Curatorial Assistant/Fellow for a two-year position intended for an early-career curator, arts researcher, or art historian who is a recent postgraduate in art history, curatorial practices, or a related field. The fellow will assist with an exhibition and catalog publication, contribute digital content, and support research, planning, educational programs, and museum activities.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Collection ResearchExhibition WritingImage ResearchImage CoordinationEditingTMS DatabaseOnline Catalog CreationEducational Program PlanningProgram FacilitationSocial Media DevelopmentExhibition DesignExhibition PlanningContact ManagementCorrespondenceRegistration ActivitiesIndependent JudgmentTeamwork

Qualifications

Recent PostgraduateArt History or RelatedCuratorial Practices or Related

Full job description

Curatorial Assistant/Fellow Job Title Curatorial Assistant/Fellow Department Art Museum Worker Type Temporary (Fixed Term) Pay Type Period Activity Pay Benefit Eligible Yes Job Description Summary The Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum (RCCAM) at Miami University seeks a Curatorial Assistant /Fellow to assist the Curator of Exhibitions and museum team members in the preparation of an exhibition and related highlights catalog publication, incorporating the history of the Art Museum and its collections. They will also contribute to the development of related social media, video, blogs, and website content. This a two year position (24 months) intended for an early career curator, arts researcher, or art historian who is a recent post-graduate in art history, curatorial practices or a related field. Job Description Curatorial Assistant /Fellow to assist the Curator of Exhibitions and museum team members in the preparation of an exhibition and related highlights catalog publication, incorporating the history of the Art Museum and its collections. They will also contribute to the development of related social media, video, blogs, and website content. Responsibilities include researching and writing didactic materials for a future exhibition, assisting with the selection of objects and support images, and generating the narrative for the highlights catalog. Core responsibilities include, but are not limited to: - Research on physical and digital collections of relevant object collections and museum photographic and physical archives, including donor files, collections, exhibitions and staff histories - Writing didactic materials for exhibition purposes. - Assist with the selection of objects for display and relevant support images, and image research and coordination of new photography. - Writing and editing text panel, object label, and catalog content. - Entering information into The Museum System (TMS) database (Collections Management System) and creating online catalogs of collections - Opportunities to engage in educational program planning and facilitation. - Help develop social media outputs with digital media team. - Assist with design of the installation plan and exhibition flow. Under the supervision of the Curator of Exhibitions, this individual will work independently and as part of a team to undertake a variety of curatorial and administrative tasks including exhibition research, planning, programs and events; managing contacts and correspondence; assisting with the coordination of a catalog, didactic materials, and exhibition documentation; writing and editing exhibition-related copy; and assisting with registration activities using the museum's database. In addition, the Curatorial Assistant may have the opportunity to contribute to generation of original programs and exhibitions. Additionally, the Curator of Exhibitions/Fellow will assist in preparation of classes and research visits involving access and study of physical and digital collections; Work assignments may require advanced knowledge, skills, or abilities; Implement museum policies and procedures in accordance with University guidelines and professional best practices; Some independent judgment or initiative; May require physical exertion, adverse hours or working conditions; Areas of work include Art Museum & Sculpture Park, spaces within Miami University pertaining to artworks an

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