Talents Wanted | 1a space Gallery/ Exhibition Intern

If you are passionate about the arts and literature, and looking for an internship experience during your summer term, welcome to join the 1a space Internship Programme this year to learn about and explore one of the most prominent art projects in Hong Kong. It will be a unique opportunity for current students in Arts, culture and humanities disciplines in obtaining contemporary art exhibition experience in a gallery setting. The Gallery/Exhibition Interns will work closely with the management teams of 1a space and the project team of the House of Hong Kong Literature in August to gain insights in art/literature project development, event logistics, exhibition setup and dismantling, as well as other art administrative tasks.

Internship Schedule:

Application period: now until 1 August 2017

Duration: 5 August to 31 August 2017

*Working dates are negotiable

You will be able to:

gain practical training in curatorial work through active involvement in our exhibition preparations and logistics, while working closely with the team members of 1a space and the House of Hong Kong Literature to assist in exhibition installation and dismantling, opening events, exhibition reception, guided tours and other administrative work of the gallery.

We are looking for:

a fresh graduate or student currently studying art, design, literature, architecture, moving images, art education, museum studies or other related subjects; with strong interest in working professionally in the contemporary art field and a good command of spoken and written English and Chinese (Cantonese / Mandarin);

Application:

If you are interested in this internship post, please submit your application along with your CV to 1a space’s email address: info@oneaspace.org.hk with email subject :Application to 1a space Gallery/Exhibition Intern .

For more information, please contact: 2529 0087

Personal data will only be used for application processing. Applicants do not receive any response by 5th August should be seen as unsuccessful.

Data will be kept up to 6 months, and destroyed afterwards.