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Employment Opportunities
The Frost Art Museum currently has no open positions, to apply for other positions at FIU visit https://www.fiujobs.org/
Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteer with The Frost Art Museum
The Frost Art Museum is looking for individuals with an interest in art and a desire to learn, to become museum ambassadors, or docents. As a docent, you will guide visitors towards a personal connection with works of art creating an interactive environment. Your engagement with the community, students and each other will enhance your understanding of art, the world and its diverse cultures.
Application Documents:
1. Docent Volunteer Application
2. FIU form A
3. FIU form B
4. FIU form C
Time Log Sheet
Museum Volunteer Application
If you are interested please contact Miriam Machado, Volunteer & Docent Coordinator at 305.348.2890.
Internship Opportunities
Museum Studies Internships
The Museum Studies Certificate Program at FIU requires students to complete an internship in a museum. The internship is intended to provide the student with practical experience in museum work and to learn to function as a professional within an institutional framework. The intern is expected to complete a project or a specified portion of a major project during the internship. A three hour internship requires 10 hours of work per week during one full academic term; 20 hours of work per week during a similar period of time are required for six credits. Summer term internships span the two summer sessions. Students must register for the internship course in order to receive credits. The Frost Art Museum offers internships for FIU Museum Studies Certificate Program in Registration and Curatorial departments. Please send cover letter and resume to:
Annette B. Fromm
Museum Studies Coordinator
fromma@fiu.edu
305.348.6086
Internships in Art Education (student teachers)
The Frost Art Museum is seeking interns/student teachers for our educational workshops:
Art Smart: Sculpture
Art Smart: Figures
Sculpture Badge Program
ArtWorks! (art therapy)
Kenan-Flagler Family Discovery Gallery
Interns will provide guided educational tours and teach art activities to visiting schools. Interns will learn to teach art and art history and manage groups of children. For more information contact the Education Department at (305) 348-6963.
Avant Gallery Internship
Description About Avant Gallery:
Avant Gallery offers an evolving collection of extraordinary objets d'art, ranging from complete investment-quality lifestyle design packages, to furniture accent pieces, lighting, sculpture, wall decor, mixed-media fine art, limited edition photography, and other unique collectibles. Avant Gallery represents, promotes and showcases world-renowned, mid-career, as well as emerging talent from the disciplines of art, design, and passionate manufacturing. Avant Gallery's mission is to inspire their clients, to electrify their spirits, and to let their personalities illuminate through forward-thinking art and cutting-edge design.
Internship Duties:
Duties will include assisting Art Consultants and Gallery Curator, helping host events including the monthly Design District Gallery Walk and other exhibit openings, cataloging the exhibitions, compiling press clippings/editorial features, greeting clients, distributing flyers to help advertise events, and other various administrative tasks to help gallery run efficiently.
Requirements:
Knowledge of art/art history, furniture design and photography is a plus, though not required.
Compensation:
Unpaid Internship/School credit
Location:
Avant Gallery showroom 3850 N. Miami Avenue, Miami, FL 33127
Hours:
Monday-Saturday, 1-3 days per week, Exact times TBA (applicants don't necessarily need to be available every day, respond with availability)
***Interns will occasionally need to be available to work evening events until around 10 or 11 pm.
Univision-23 and Telefutura-69 Internship Opportunities
Company:
Univision-23 and Telefutura-69
Division:
Accounting and Public Affairs
Title:
Intern
Type:
Temporary (up to 4 months)
Paid:
NO
Majors:
Business, Marketing, Advertising, Communications, Public Relations
Days/Hours:
Generally M-F, hours are flexible (max. of 20 hours per week)
Location:
8550 NW 33rd St. 4th Floor Miami, FL 33122 & 9405 NW 41 St., Doral FL 33178
Openings:
Yearlong per semester
How to Apply:
Send resume via e-mail to: aramos @univision.net
Start Date:
At the beginning of each semester
When to Apply:
At least two months before semester starts Company Description: Univision-23 and Telefutura-69 are owned and operated by Univision Television Group, Inc.
Eligibility:
Participation in Univision's University Internship Program is open to graduate and undergraduate students who are currently enrolled and matriculated in an accredited College or University program. Candidates can be sourced through the College or University or eligible students may apply for consideration directly to the sponsoring department. The program and student's participation must be acknowledged by the school.
Job Description:
The intern will learn about cause related marketing and how to develop partnerships that will educate and inform our viewers, as well as contribute to the private sector revenue.The intern will also research various possibilities between non-profit groups seeking to increase awareness of their services, and grantors and foundations that fund these campaigns. Once the match is made, the intern will learn how an on-air campaign is developed from concept to execution.
Contact:
Angela Ramos 305-471-3907 aramos@univision.net
ArtCenter/South Florida
ACSF Practicum Internship for Florida International University Students ArtCenter/South Florida will provide studio art, art education and museum studies students with the opportunity to gain practical work experience in the visual arts industry. Participants will experience hands-on training in the operation of an art gallery and the opportunity to work directly with professional artists. The program will conclude with the submission of a research paper based on the artwork and studio practice of one of the 40 + AC/SF artists in residence. This program is available during fall 2011 & spring 2012 semesters. 12 five-hour weekly sections would give access to up to 12 practicum intern ship students per semester.
WHAT PRACTICUM INTERNS SHOULD EXPECT
Once weekly five-hour shifts working in the gallery
a. During their weekly shifts, the students will familiarize themselves with the current exhibition and be able to correctly field visitors' questions about the exhibit and AC/SF, in addition to other routine gallery duties.
b. Meetings of a satisfactory duration with the designated artist must occur at regular intervals to insure the progress of the required written components. Meetings may be held in the gallery while the intern is on shift, in the artist's studio, or at other times and places to be arranged on a per student-artist basis.
c. Throughout the semester, opportunities to meet with arts professionals, from gallery directors to curators, visits to area museums and art handling/packing facilities will be scheduled as group visits to familiarize the practicum intern with art industry best practices.
d. In order to insure that there will be no interruption of gallery access to the general public, it is of the utmost importance that participating practicum internship students arrive ten minutes in advance of their scheduled shifts. Restricted use parking permits will be available for each shift.
SUCCESFUL COMPLETION OF THE INTERNSHIP
• Keep a log or journal of the internship experience.
• Begin assembling the internship writing assignment to be reviewed on the fourth week of the semester.
• Turn in the assignment at least two weeks prior to the completion of the program in order to provide time for review.
• Meet with the internship Administrative advisor at least once during the semester to review practicum internship progress. At their discretion, advisors may request periodic updates on a more frequent basis, as well.
ATTENDANCE AND COURSE REQUIREMENTS: Each unexcused shift absence will reduce the course grade one level. All assignments must be completed to pass the course. Late work will not be accepted.
90-100 A work that is consistently superior in all aspects.
80-89 B work that is, on the whole, consistently well above average.
70-79 C work that, on the whole, meets expectations but without any special insights. 60-69 D work that is marginally acceptable, below minimum expectations.
59 & below F work that is not completed or does not meet expectations at all; failing
For Internship information
Please contact: Tammy Key Johnston-Education Director-ArtCenter/South Florida -305.674.8278 ext 305 or tkey@artcentersf.org and Hugo Moro at cmarts@bellsouth.net
Maor Gallery Internship
Maor Gallery seeks an intern to assist in gallery duties.
Contact:
Chana Gopin
Maor gallery
Director
3030 NE 2nd Av. Miami
305.573.9995
Cristina Lei Rodriguez Studio Internship
Internship (Unpaid)
Cristina Lei Rodriguez Studio
Artist studio in Design District/Wynwood is looking for a detail-oriented Intern to assist artist currently working on upcoming exhibition from now until December. Intern will have the opportunity to work closely with both artist and assistant on a wide variety of projects. Great opportunity to learn about inner workings involved in art development. Great environment for student eager to learn and develop connections in Miami art community.
Candidate needs the following:
Strong organizational skills
A professional and reliable character Interest in Contemporary Art and Art Administration
Recently completed or currently working toward Bachelor's in Fine Arts or Art History Knowledge of Word, Photoshop, and Excel are helpful.
Responsibilities will include helping organize the studio, press archives, updating the database, filing, running small errands.
Start date, as soon as possible through December. 5 - 7 hours on Saturdays only.
Lunch and parking fare will be provided. Position is available ASAP. Please email a resume and suitable time to call for an initial phone interview to ms.stephaniemarie@gmail.com.
Part-time/Internship Job Placement Coral Gables Fine Art Appraisal Co.
October 2011
Coral Gables Art Appraisal Co. seeks part-time employee or art history internship assistant.
Duties Include:
transcribing appraisal notes, typing, formatting appraisals, research values, and digital camera work, EBay, printing and mounting of photographs.
Flexible Schedule:
need to fill two days per week. Weekend hours would be great as well. (Doesn't have to be same person), days, evenings and weekend hours available. Close to University, Granada Golf Course area. Casual dress code.
Job Requirements:
accurate and good typing, excellent English and spelling, can- do attitude, multi-task capabilities and flexible.
eBay knowledge, art history terms helpful but not necessary. Good with numbers. Great job for business majors, law students and art history majors. Hourly Rate: $8.00 to $12.00 depending on experience and skills Or Semester Internship and Get those NEEDED ART HISTORY CREDITS!!!! Great learning experience!
Call Tara Finley, 305-446-1820 (O) 786-486-8042 (C) and fax resume to 305 648-1939 or tarafinley@gmail.com also include two references please.
Graduate Internship
October 2011
Opportunity to catalog private collection. Catalog art book, photograph artwork and develop possible catalog
Minimum 3 hours daily at $10/hour with $10 per diem for transportation.
Call Donn Golden at (305) 861-8664 and fax resume to (305) 868-5790.
International Corporate Art Internship
International Corporate Art seeks an intern.
Contact:
Carolina González
International Corporate Art Creative Associate
4689 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Suite 300
Coral Gables, FL 33146
Tel: +1.305.667.4738 Fax: +1.305.667.4758
ArtNexus Internships
January 2012
ArtNexus seeks FIU Students for a new internship that would entail marketing and event production for events & consulting company liaisons. Please send cover letter and resume to:
Sofia Bullrich
Tel: 305.891.7270 ext 102
Fax: 305.891.6408
www.artnexus.com
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