A 12–18 month, full-time paid fellowship at Gasworks offering an early-career curator professional development through exhibitions, residencies, public programmes and commissions, with a particular focus on artists and perspectives connected to the Baltic region.
Who can apply:
Early-career curators with a connection to the Baltic region, including Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia and their diasporas, who are interested in developing their curatorial practice within an international contemporary arts organisation.
What you get:
A full-time paid position within Gasworks’ curatorial team, structured professional development, experience across artistic programmes, international networking, and opportunities for research, travel and engagement with Upė Foundation’s wider fellowship programme.
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Upė Foundation Curatorial Fellowship 2027–2028 employer: ArtRabbit Ltd.
The Basque Children of ’37 Association UK is an exceptional employer that values creativity and community engagement, offering artists a unique opportunity to contribute to meaningful public art projects. Located in Chandler’s Ford, the organisation fosters a collaborative work culture, encouraging professional growth and the exploration of hidden histories through art. With a commitment to celebrating cultural heritage, employees can expect a rewarding experience that not only enhances their artistic portfolio but also makes a lasting impact on the community.