Curatorial Intern

Your Responsibilities

• Curatorial research tasks include ongoing artist, exhibition research and travel itineraries.
• Support of the team in the office and at exhibition sites (e.g. receiving and sending out deliveries).
• Writing curatorial texts and translation EN to DE and vice versa.
• Support senior team members with their travel planning.
• Preparation and formatting of slide presentations.
• Support with the organisation of events.
• Maintenance of LAS visitor email account.
• Updating tracking documents.
• Support at events, including running guest list and logistics.
• Support in briefing and managing visitor services when exhibitions are on view.
• Researching exhibition materials.

You are a match, if you

• have to do a mandatory internship as part of your studies OR you have just finished school and you are not (yet) enrolled with any university.
• are interested in art, technology and science, and emerging ways of making and presenting art.
• speak and write English and German at C1 level/fluently.
• are organised and work detail-oriented.
• have experience in working with GSuite/Google.

What We Offer

• Remote work: In consultation with your team, you can organise working partly remotely.
• Laptop and the software you need to work.
• Insights into the working process of an ambitious art organisation and exciting experiences in the field of curation.

About Us
LAS Art Foundation
is a new type of arts organisation - one that interrogates our present and gives formto future imaginaries. Our mission is to explore the possibilities of tomorrow by working with visionaryartists, thinkers and institutions to develop ground-breaking projects and experiences. Together with ourcollaborators, we investigate topics ranging from artificial intelligence and quantum computing to ecologyand biotechnology — illuminating the intersections between art, science and technology.

Our diverse programme comprises both newly commissioned and existing exhibitions and performances,as well as educational programming, publications and research projects. Curiosity drives us to continuallyreimagine the role of an arts organisation as one that shapes and evolves with our collective futures.