Curatorial Intern (m/f/d)

LAS Art Foundation

4d • Hybrid

About The Position

LAS Art Foundation is a non-profit organization founded to support new artistic practices in a technological age. LAS works with artists, thinkers and institutions around the globe to catalyze ideas and develop innovative projects and experiences. We explore topics ranging from quantum computing and outer space to artificial intelligence, ecology and biotechnology - illuminating the intersections between art, science and the latest technology. Our program comprises installations and performances, as well as learning formats, publications and research projects. Based in Berlin, LAS has staged projects at locations around the city and internationally since its launch in 2019. Our program comprises installations and performances, as well as educational programming, publications and research projects. Curiosity drives us to continually reimagine the role of an arts institution as one that shapes and evolves with our collective futures. To support our team, we are looking for a Curatorial Intern to join the team ideally starting in September for a 3-month fixed period.

Requirements

• Interested in art, technology and science, and emerging ways of making and presenting art.
• Speak and write English and German at C1 level/fluently.
• Organised and work detail-oriented.
• Have experience in working with GSuite/Google.

Responsibilities

• Curatorial research tasks include ongoing artist, exhibition research and travel itineraries.
• Support with the organisation and execution of events, including running guest list and logistics (this may include agreed work times in the evening or on weekends).
• Support of the team in the office and at event sites (e.g. receiving and sending out deliveries).
• Translation of curatorial texts from EN to DE and vice versa.
• Support senior team members with their travel planning.
• Preparation and formatting of slide presentations.
• Maintenance of LAS visitor email account.
• Updating tracking documents.
• Researching exhibition materials, including accessibility initiatives.

Benefits

• Insight into projects at the intersection of art, science and technology – and into the work of outstanding international artists.
• In consultation with your team, you can work 2-days per week remotely.

What This Job Offers

• Career Level: Intern
• Education Level: No Education Listed