Tate Britain, London, UK
Application Deadline: October 28, 2024
Salary: £40,717 per annum
Contract Type: Full-time, Permanent
About the Role:
Tate Britain is seeking a Curator of Historic British Art from the period c.1790–1850. The successful candidate will work within the Historic British Art team at Tate Britain and take on responsibilities for the Turner Bequest and major holdings of Constable and the Oppé collection. The role involves conducting research, writing, managing exhibitions, and overseeing the permanent display of artworks, contributing to the broader understanding and accessibility of this part of Tate’s collection.
Key Responsibilities:
- Maintain and develop a high level of specialist expertise on British art from 1790–1850, including key artists such as Turner and Constable.
- Research and propose acquisitions, curate exhibitions, and manage displays in line with Tate’s priorities.
- Build relationships with external stakeholders and represent Historic British Art at Tate.
- Mentor Assistant Curators and collaborate across departments to enhance public engagement with Tate’s collection.
What You Will Gain:
This role offers the opportunity to work with one of the world’s greatest collections of British art, particularly landscape art, and to collaborate with a renowned team of curators. You will gain experience in curating, researching, and delivering exhibitions and public programs, while developing your professional network.
Essential Qualifications:
- High-level expertise in British art of the period 1790–1850.
- Significant curatorial experience in a museum or gallery setting.
- Excellent writing and communication skills for diverse audiences.
- Ability to manage exhibitions, budgets, and deadlines.
For more information and to apply, please visit: Tate Job Portal.
