Early Career Research and Program Assistant
The Early-Career Research and Program Assistant position is an opportunity for an early-career scholar in art history to be part of an art history research program and community, known as the Research and Academic Program (RAP) at the Clark Art Institute. We are a fellowship program for mid-career and senior art historians, artists, and critics, housed within the Clark Art Institute. We host lectures and seminars and engage actively in the field of art history internationally. The position is intended for an individual preparing to pursue a PhD in art history or related disciplines and offers experience in non-profit arts administration. The ideal candidate will have a Masters’s in Art History or closely aligned discipline. This is a twelve- to eighteen-month position (depending on start date) with the possibility of an extension up to one year. Ideally the candidate should be comfortable with and enjoy engaging with a diverse group of scholars from around the world, and be interested in pursuing advanced research in the history of art.
For more information: The Early-Career Research and Program Assistant position is an opportunity for an early-career scholar in art history to be part of an art history research program and community, known as the Research and Academic Program (RAP) at the Clark Art Institute. We are a fellowship program for mid-career and senior art historians, artists, and critics, housed within the Clark Art Institute. We host lectures and seminars and engage actively in the field of art history internationally. The position is intended for an individual preparing to pursue a PhD in art history or related disciplines and offers experience in non-profit arts administration. The ideal candidate will have a Masters’s in Art History or closely aligned discipline. This is a twelve- to eighteen-month position (depending on start date) with the possibility of an extension up to one year. Ideally the candidate should be comfortable with and enjoy engaging with a diverse group of scholars from around the world, and be interested in pursuing advanced research in the history of art.