Communities of Making (a partnership between High Life Highland Museums, CofGâr – Carmarthenshire Museums & Arts Service, and the Irish Linen Centre & Lisburn Museum) seeks a Heritage Interpreter, with strong writing and editorial skills to develop the core narrative and content of a major touring exhibition.
Working across three museum sites, the Interpreter will:
- Combine collections research already undertaken locally
- Work alongside the three Young Curators groups (one at each site) to make
sure their work, ideas and perspectives are central to the exhibition content and
presentation. - Shape and refine exhibition content and interpretation, in conjunction with
partner staff and young curators' groups - Develop a coherent, shared narrative that connects the distinct geographies,
collections, and young peoples’ groups - Ensure that sustainability is an integral part of the narrative and purpose of the
exhibition.
The resulting core exhibition will tour across all three partner venues.
The core exhibition will be supported by local content specific to each venue and youngpeople’s groups and creative commissions by locally based heritage craft artists.
Fee
£15,000 (inclusive of travel and subsistence)
Heritage Exhibition Interpreter employer: arts.wales
Wyeside Arts Centre is an exceptional employer for young individuals looking to make a meaningful impact in the arts community. As a Youth Trustee, you will gain invaluable experience in governance while being supported through training and mentorship, all within a vibrant cultural hub in Builth Wells. Join us to help shape the creative direction of our centre and ensure that the voices of your peers are heard, all while building confidence and expanding your professional network.
