Art Management
Organizer Information The opportunity is hosted by Science Gallery Bengaluru, an experimental public institution focused on connecting science, art, and research through exhibitions, public programming, and interdisciplinary cultural formats. Science Gallery Bengaluru operates as part of the global Science Gallery Network, developing innovative exhibition-led experiences that engage audiences through participatory learning, creative research, and cross-disciplinary […]
Organizer Information The opportunity is hosted by Banco Santander through its cultural initiative Faro Santander. This institution operates as part of the broader Fundación Banco Santander ecosystem, which supports cultural programming, artistic production, and interdisciplinary experimentation between art, technology, and public engagement. Faro Santander positions itself as a forward-looking cultural platform exploring how Art and […]
Organizer Information The opportunity is hosted by the National Gallery of Canada, one of Canada’s leading cultural institutions dedicated to the collection, preservation, research, and exhibition of visual art from Canada and around the world. Located in Ottawa, the Gallery holds an extensive permanent collection spanning European, American, Asian, Indigenous, and contemporary art. Its curatorial […]
Organizer Information The North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA) is a major public art institution in the United States dedicated to collecting, conserving, and exhibiting art for the benefit of the public. Located in Raleigh, North Carolina, the museum operates as a statewide cultural resource with a mission to connect diverse communities to global artistic […]
Organizer Information Keychange is an international initiative working toward gender equity and inclusivity within the music industry. Through talent development programs, policy advocacy, and strategic partnerships, Keychange supports underrepresented artists and music professionals while encouraging structural change across the sector. The initiative is widely recognized for its Keychange Pledge, which promotes gender balance within festivals […]
Organizer Information The New Curators programme is a London-based curatorial training initiative delivered in collaboration with the contemporary art ecosystem in the UK. It operates in close association with institutions such as the South London Gallery, which hosts its office and teaching studio. The programme is supported by a network of curators, artists, trustees, and […]
Organizer Information Kultur Ruhr GmbH is one of Germany’s major public cultural institutions dedicated to producing and presenting contemporary, interdisciplinary, and experimental arts programming across the Ruhr metropolitan region. Supported by the state of North Rhine-Westphalia and the Regionalverband Ruhr, the organization operates several influential cultural platforms, including Ruhrtriennale, Chorwerk Ruhr, Tanzlandschaft Ruhr, and Urbane […]
Organizer Information Asia Art Archive (AAA) is one of Asia’s leading independent nonprofit organizations dedicated to documenting and expanding the histories of contemporary art across the region. Founded in 2000 in Hong Kong, AAA has become an internationally respected platform for research, archives, exhibitions, publications, and educational programming focused on modern and contemporary Asian art […]
Organizer Information The Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz – Max-Planck-Institut (KHI) is a leading international research institute founded in 1897 and integrated into the Max Planck Society since 2002. It is dedicated to advanced scholarship in art history, architecture, photography, and visual culture. Operating as a transdisciplinary research laboratory, KHI engages deeply with global humanities debates […]