ART ASPIRE ARTIST

Positions are available for the after-school outreach program Art ASPIRE. Applicants must be professional, experienced artists who are currently exhibiting their work in regional venues. Positions are for 7-10 weeks in Brockton after-school programs between the hours of 3-6pm. Artists will work with school-age children on high-quality art activities that will be displayed at Fuller Craft Museum. Call 508.588.6000 x112 or email outreach@fullercraft.org.

TRY IT OUT ARTISTS

Fuller Craft Museum seeks artists for its "Try it Out!" Saturday workshop series. “Try It Out” is designed for adults and older teens to experience working with a particular material or technique for one afternoon without the larger financial or time commitment of a class. “Try It Out” sessions can be for any level, although beginner and intermediate classes are preferred.

Requirements for "Try it Out" Workshops:
• Try It Out workshops are held on Saturdays, 1-4pm
• Participants must be able to make and complete a small project within the three hour time frame (or otherwise be able to complete it at home)
• Material fees per student cannot exceed $10/person
• Equipment/tool needs should be specified in the proposal
• Workshops must be craft or 3D based

Skills Required:
• Must be a professional artist with at least a BFA or equivalent experience
• Must be outgoing, enjoy working with the public and be willing to promote the mission of Fuller Craft Museum through the Try It Out workshops

How to Apply:
Proposals for workshops will be accepted on a rolling basis. Multiple proposals may be submitted. Please send a resume, cover letter and one page workshop proposal including a materials and equipment list to:
registrations@fullercraft.org

or mail to:
Education Department
Fuller Craft Museum
455 Oak Street
Brockton, MA 02301

For more information, call the Education Department at 508.588.6000 x125.

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Unpaid Internships

Internships at Fuller Craft Museum are exciting opportunities for upperclass college and graduate students looking to purse a career in museum. Interns are accepted on a rolling basis as can be accommodated. Applicants should be college upperclassmen or graduate students and be able to commit to 8-15 hours per week. Those interested in interning are encouraged to apply early, before the college semester begins. The following internships are unpaid.



MARKETING / PUBLIC RELATIONS INTERN

Fuller Craft Museum seeks an intern to assist the Communications and Marketing Department with marketing Museum exhibitions, events and programs. Duties include: writing press releases, preparing press packets, updating online listings of exhibitions and events, researching new forums for publicity and distribution, and providing administrative support for the Marketing Manager.

College upperclassmen or graduate students majoring in Marketing or Communications are preferred. Candidate must by a self-motivated, detail-oriented individual with excellent writing and organizational skills. Experience with Microsoft desktop applications, including Word and Excel, is required.

This is an unpaid internship, and requires a minimum of eight to ten hours per week.

Apply by sending an email with resume to communications@fullercraft.org.
Please put “Internship” in the subject line.



CURATORIAL INTERN

Fuller Craft Museum seeks an intern for its Exhibitions department. This intern will work closely with the Exhibitions Manager to provide support for a number of upcoming exhibitions. Duties will include online research, general administrative work including helping with mailings, data entry, and possible work during the installation of the exhibitions.

College upperclassmen or graduate students are preferred. Candidate must have excellent attention to detail, a good sense of humor, the ability to work in a fast paced environment, and knowledge of Microsoft Office, including Word and Excel. Applicants must be able to meet deadlines, work autonomously, and be creative in developing exciting materials. The candidate must be flexible and willing to work on a wide variety of projects.

This is an unpaid internship, and requires a minimum of ten hours per week for eight weeks.

Apply by sending an email with resume to exhibitions@fullercraft.org.
Please put “Curatorial Intern” in the subject line.

DEVELOPMENT DATABASE INTERN

Fuller Craft Museum seeks a Development Database Intern to assist the Chief Development Officer and the Development Associate with the management of the development database. This internship is 5-10 hours per week.

Responsibilities include:

• Researching and updating constituent records in Raisers Edge 7;
• Data entry of new constituents;
• Assist with membership management

REGISTRARIAL INTERN

Fuller Craft Museum seeks an intern to assist with the organization and installation of upcoming exhibitions at Fuller Craft. This is an excellent opportunity for students interested in a career in Museums. The Registrarial Intern will work with the Registrar, Curator, Exhibitions Committee and volunteers on planning and organizing upcoming exhibitions.

College upperclassmen or graduate students majoring in Museum Studies or Art History or a related subject are preferred. Candidate must be a self-motivated, detail-oriented individual with excellent organizational skills and a wide range of computer skills. Knowledge of Microsoft Excel and Word is a plus.

Apply by sending an email with resume to registrar@fullercraft.org.
Please put "Registrarial Internship" in the subject line.



EDUCATION INTERN: COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

Fuller Craft Museum seeks an intern to assist with and develop outreach programs in the southern Massachusetts region. The intern will be responsible for assisting artists working with the Art ASPIRE residency program and for assisting the Community Programs Manager with identifying other potential program sites and funding opportunities. The intern will also assist with developing new outreach programs. The Education Intern will report to the Education Director and Community Programs Manager.

College upperclassmen or graduate students majoring in Museum Studies or Art Education are preferred. Candidate must be a self-motivated, outgoing individual with excellent organizational skills, and a wide range of computer skills. Candidates should have their own transportation to and from community sites. Experience working with children in out-of-school time environments is preferred. Applicants must be able to commit a minimum of 10 hours per week.

Apply by sending an email with resume to education@fullercraft.org.
Please put “Community Programs Intern” in the subject line.



EDUCATION INTERN: PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT

Fuller Craft Museum seeks an intern to assist with the development of educational materials and programs related to upcoming exhibitions. Duties may include developing gallery guides, planning events such as lectures and family days and assisting with other educational events. The Program Development Intern will have the opportunity to experience the many aspects of working in the education department of a museum. The Education Intern will report to the Education Director.

College upperclassmen or graduate students majoring in Museum Studies or Art Education are preferred. Candidate must be a self-motivated, outgoing individual with excellent organizational skills, and a wide range of computer skills. Applicants must be able to commit a minimum of 10 hours per week.

Apply by sending an email with resume to education@fullercraft.org.
Please put “Program Development Intern” in the subject line.