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The Internship Sampler - Arts
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Browse this resource to see examples of internships which have been offered through Skidmore in a wide variety of fields. The complete " InternCenrtal" databases can be accessed by registered Skidmore users. 70 BEEKMAN STREET ART GALLERY Description: A new art Gallery in the heart of the historical New Art District on Beekman Street, in Saratoga Springs featuring six shows a year. With an established reputation of 'Great variety and quality international art shows,' the public has greatly enjoyed art and music at the 70 Beekman Street Art Gallery. Our locally owned gallery specializes in international art shows influenced by cultural exchange programs with China. Intern will act as tour guide and conduct groups through the gallery. Routine gallery work and sales will also be required. Qualifications: Computer literacy and knowledge of art design and art history highly preferred. AH, AR, and MB majors also preferred. ALBANY INSTITUTE OF HISTORY & ART Description: Founded in 1791, the Albany Institute of History & Art is a museum dedicated to collecting, preserving, interpreting, and promoting interest in the history, art, and culture of Albany and the Upper Hudson Valley Region. The museum achieves this mission through its collections, exhibitions, education programs, library, research projects, publications, and other programs offered to the general public. An arts administration internship combines knowledge of the visual arts with social, cultural, managerial, and educational concerns that pertain to administering arts organizations and programs. The intern’s primary responsibility is to assist with the day-to-day operations of the Director’s Office and the Business Office, as well as assisting with research, special projects, events, database management, and assisting on activities that help promote AIHA, enhance public participation, and encourage community awareness. •Attend departmental staff meetings as assigned •Represent Director’s and Business Office at special events, openings, and corporate events as requested, •Organize Board and Committee meetings: Executive Committee, Finance Committee, and Board Meeting •Create a newsletter to be distributed to AIHA Board •Attend weekly intern program sessions •Special projects as directed •Administrative duties as needed Qualifications: We prefer Upper-level undergraduate or graduate student working towards a degree in arts administration, museum studies, business administration, or a museum-related field like art history or art. We welcome all majors and career fields. Compensation: No ARTS CENTER/ OLD FORGE Qualifications: Training in theatre. Will last 9 or 10 weeks, and the intern will be expected to work approximately 40 hours a week, including daytime, evening, and weekend hours. Begins late June and ends in late August. Extensive lighting experience. Compensation: This is a paid position. BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS Qualifications:
Art or Photography Major Required, Excellent Artistic Skills, Motivated and Enthusiastic, Helpful Attitide, Automobile Required, Interest in Interior Design a Big Plus CAPITAL NEWS 9 AND TIMEWARNER CABLE Description: The News Department at Capital News 9 offers internships in the following areas: Reporting Shadow reporters in the field, write news stories, interview, and assist in the production of news stories. Photojournalism Shadow protojournalists in the field, work with electronic news gathering, lighting and audio and perform non-linear digital editing. Producing Shadow producers, write news, work with reporters and anchors to determine story form and content, assemble newscasts Sports Shadow producers, write sports, monitor and log sports videos and work on videotape editing. These internships are for college credit only. CENTER FOR PHOTOGRAPHY AT WOODSTOCK Company Description: Students will learn about contemporary (and history of) creative photography through opportunities to meet working artists and curators; handle and discuss various types of photographic works; learn how to present, prepare, and install exhibitions; acquire knowledge about archival standards for collections care along with professional procedures for handling, storing, matting, preservation, and shipping; and help produce internationally distributed magazine PHOTOGRAPHY Quarterly. Business practices, fundraising strategies, and community outreach programs (including publicity, membership, and grant/foundation requests) associated with a not-for-profit arts and education organization dedicated to serving contemporary photography. Job Description: The Center for Photography at Woodstock seeks creative individuals for ongoing year-round positions. This opportunity allows participants to learn about creative photography and artists' spaces in a hands-on manner by participaing in the administration of all Center activities and creative programs in education, exhibition, publication, collections/archives, and services. Internship is complemented with assigned readings, field trips, and using the Center, print, slide, and book collections. Interns will have access ot the Center's darkroom and interns are encouraged to nourish their individual creativity by immersing themselves in the artistic community. College credit can be arranged by working through students'respective academic institutions. Internships are not paid and housing is not provided but the Center may assist students with finding suitable housing accommodations. Qualifications: Candidates are selected on the basis of their interest, motivation, and experience in photography; their ability to contribute significantly to Center projects; and an openness to learning and gaining meaningful experience from the program. The
Juilliard School Description: PROFESSIONAL INTERN PROGRAM: Theater Production & Arts Administration. Provides hands-on experience with professionals in: Orchestra Library, Performance Activities, Drama, Production, Facilities Management. Duration: 9 months, Sept - May. Must be able to work 40 hours/week. Qualifications: Intended for talented young people in a chosen area of performing arts. Positions available for freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors. Compensation: $236 per week stipend. The
Hamptons Shakespeare Festival Description: The Hamptons Shakespeare Festival is offering four management internships for its sixth summer season. HSF interns have the unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in many different areas of theater management while spending the summer on the beautiful East End of Long Island. Areas of responsibility include: company management, marketing and publicity, development, financial and office management, events management and production. Qualifications: Internships are competitive, and successful candidates are committed, detail-oriented people with strong writing and computer skills. Compensation: Compensation includes stipend, travel reimbursement, and room and board-half a mile from the beach! Internships may also be completed for course credit. Internships are for either three months or six weeks beginning June 3rd. Adirondack
Lakes Center for the Arts Description: Program Assistant: This is an advanced internship program involving all aspects of program coordination in a multi-arts center. The Program Assistant works closely with the Program Coordinator in three major areas: performances, publicity, and exhibitions. Responsibilities include setting up and running light and sound for performances, hanging exhibits in the galleries, and promoting events. Additional responsibilities include general assistance with workshops. Qualifications: Qualified candidates will have experience with sound and lighting equipment and the ability to work with artists to achieve professional presentations in their media. All applicants will possess excellent communication and writing skills and should feel confident using either Macintosh or IBM-based computers. Interns will need to bring transportation (car), phone card, and spending money. Compensation: $1000 stipend and possible mileage and housing stipend are offered for the 30 hour per week internship. If intern desires credit it must be arranged between intern and their own university.
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