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Reference:TG3775

Opportunity type:Permanent, Full-time

Working hours:36 hours per week

Salary:£25,064 per annum

Location:Liverpool

Closing date:18 June 2023 at midnight

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Working closely with colleagues in the Exhibitions and Learning departments, you will contribute to the curatorial development and management of a wide range of exhibition and collection display projects. You will be involved in all aspects of the exhibition making process, including research for future programme, loan administration and correspondence, liaising with artists, developing checklists and floor plans, and overseeing installation. You will be a collaborative and solution-driven individual with a broad knowledge of 20th century art and an understanding of related current debates.

Tate is a leading global institution, and significant contributor to Liverpool’s cultural offer, that continues to influence critical thinking about art practice. We hold the national collection of British art, spanning 500 years, and of modern and contemporary international art that reaches across all continents: we are here to share and celebrate access to this collection and deepen understanding of its importance.

At Tate Liverpool our mission is to increase the public’s enjoyment and understanding of modern and contemporary art in creative and innovative ways. Based from the iconic Royal Albert Dock on Liverpool’s waterfront, you will join the Tate Liverpool team at a time of real change and opportunity, as we move towards a reimaged use of our buildings and new ways of connecting with our audiences.

Making the Move to Liverpool?
Liverpool offers a unique blend of rich cultural heritage, a thriving arts scene, and beautiful green spaces. The city's parks, such as Sefton Park and Calderstones Park, provide idyllic sanctuaries for relaxation and recreation, making it easy to escape the hustle and bustle of urban life. The Baltic Triangle, a vibrant creative hub, is home to a thriving community of artists, start-ups, and independent businesses, where you can experience the city's cutting-edge spirit. Along the coast, the Antony Gormley's iconic Iron Men sculptures at Crosby Beach captivate visitors with their timeless, thought-provoking presence. Additionally, Liverpool's burgeoning food scene offers a delightful culinary journey, boasting divers international cuisine, fantastic street food markets, and an ever-growing number of award-winning restaurants.

Liverpool rated best place to live and work in the UK (OneFamily, Dec. 2022):

• The City Liveability Index reveals the best locations to live and work based on quality-of-life factors including value for money, work opportunities and emotional connection.
• Liverpool tops the Index this year, with high scores for manageable cost of living, pace of life, happiness of citizens and pride in the city.

More museums & galleries than any UK city outside London:

• Liverpool boasts a vibrant and diverse arts scene, reflecting its rich cultural heritage and dynamic creative spirit. The city is home to a wealth of world-class galleries and museums, such as the Bluecoat, showcasing works from renowned local and international artists, and FACT, whose exhibitions support art and film that embraces new technology.
• Liverpool has an extensive theatrical landscape with venues like the Liverpool Empire and Everyman Theatre, staging eclectic performances from cutting-edge dramas to timeless classics.
• Music, an integral part of the city's identity, can be enjoyed in iconic locations like the Cavern Club or the Philharmonic Hall, as well as contemporary venues like the Invisible Wind Factory or Birkenhead’s Future Yard.
• The city’s calendar is filled with festivals and events, such as the Liverpool Biennial, the largest festival of contemporary visual art in the UK, and Africa Oyé, the UK’s largest free celebration of African music and culture.

Liverpool boasts an extensive rail transportation network that conveniently connects it to other major UK cities:

• Direct train services run from Liverpool Lime Street station to London Euston, with journey times of around 2 hours and 20 minutes.
• Manchester can be reached in just under an hour via frequent train services
• Frequent direct trains to Birmingham, with a journey time of around 1 hour and 40 minutes.
• Closer to Liverpool, Chester and the Wirral offer visitors a diverse range of attractions, including historical landmarks like Chester Cathedral and the Rows, picturesque villages like Port Sunlight, and natural beauty spots like Wirral Country Park, the Lady Lever gallery, and West Kirby Beach.

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