Curator: Public Programmes and Curatorial Assistant (Exhibitions)

Zabludowicz Collection is currently recruiting.

Curator: Public Programmes

The Curator: Public Programmes is responsible for the strategic development of the Collection’s public programme, building networks and partnerships at a local, national and international level to further the Collection’s commitment to supporting emerging practices and to widen access and engagement with contemporary art. The Curator: Public Programmes will research, develop and implement a variety of programmes that respond to the Collection and its exhibitions and residency programmes in London, Finland and the USA.

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Curatorial Assistant (Exhibitions)

The Curatorial Assistant works with the curators of the Collection providing administrative support as well as assisting with all aspects of the research, development and production of exhibitions, events and international residencies as needed. The Curatorial Assistant also takes an active lead in developing and maintaining the Collection’s website and social media presence.

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To apply, please send a covering letter detailing why you are applying for the position, how you meet the requirements for the job, and what you expect to bring to the role. Please include a current CV including names of referees we may contact should you be offered the position.

Please send your application with the name of the position indicated in the subject by the date given in the job description: jobs@zabludowiczcollection.com

Equal opportunities

Zabludowicz Collection is an equal opportunities employer and seeks to select and employ candidates on the basis of their merits and abilities in relation to the role. It is our aim that no job applicant or employee receives less favourable treatment on the grounds of gender, race, colour, sexual orientation, ethnic or national origins, political or religious belief. We welcome applications from disabled persons, however, as we occupy a historic building, we acknowledge that our premises are not fully accessible.