Assistant Curator, Modern British Art (x2) London, England
Tate Museum
Full Time
London, England
28064 GBP ANNUAL Today
Job description
Reference:TG3826
Opportunity type:Permanent, Full-time
Working hours:36 hours per week
Salary:£28,064 per annum
Location:London
Closing date:12 July 2023 at midnight
Two exciting opportunities have arisen to join the Tate Britain curatorial team in an Assistant Curator capacity.
Both roles have a focus on Modern British Art (1900-1980s): one will be primarily involved with the period 1900-1945 and the other, 1945-1990. You will assist and support the Curators to deliver exhibitions and collection displays; to research the 20th-century collection and potential acquisitions; and to write interpretation and summary texts.
We are looking for well-organised team-players with experience working with collections and exhibitions, able to multi-task, meet deadlines and pay close attention to detail.
You will possess particular knowledge of twentieth-century British Art in either the pre-1945 or post-1945 period, and will contribute to curatorial work on the collection of British art within a global context. We welcome candidates who can bring new and under-represented perspectives and voices into their work with exhibitions and the collection, particularly within the context of the legacies of colonialism, and ongoing racism and societal inequalities.
Our jobs are like our galleries, open to all
Both roles have a focus on Modern British Art (1900-1980s): one will be primarily involved with the period 1900-1945 and the other, 1945-1990. You will assist and support the Curators to deliver exhibitions and collection displays; to research the 20th-century collection and potential acquisitions; and to write interpretation and summary texts.
We are looking for well-organised team-players with experience working with collections and exhibitions, able to multi-task, meet deadlines and pay close attention to detail.
You will possess particular knowledge of twentieth-century British Art in either the pre-1945 or post-1945 period, and will contribute to curatorial work on the collection of British art within a global context. We welcome candidates who can bring new and under-represented perspectives and voices into their work with exhibitions and the collection, particularly within the context of the legacies of colonialism, and ongoing racism and societal inequalities.
Our jobs are like our galleries, open to all
Tate Museum
www.tate.org.uk
London, United Kingdom
Nicholas Serota
$25 to $50 million (USD)
501 to 1000 Employees
Non-profit Organisation
Grantmaking & Charitable Foundations
2001
