Raleigh, North Carolina, United States · On-site
Description This internship offers an opportunity to gain hands-on experience with different iterations of Museum programming for family audiences, both on site at the NCMA and off-site during outreach activities. The in…
Skills: Project Management, Arts Education, Community Engagement, Event Planning, Writing For Young Audiences
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States · On-site
Description The Library Cataloging Intern will work on both copy cataloging and original cataloging of art monographs, as well as processing and cataloging archival collections and vertical files. The intern will be trai…
Skills: Copy Cataloging, Original Cataloging, Archival Processing, Metadata Management, Vertical File Processing
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States • On-site
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The intern supports the NCMA to Go Art Kits project through the design, production, and shipping of art kits. They also assist in managing volunteers and traveling to partner locations to facilitate family outreach programs.
Applicants should be current college students or recent graduates in art history, education, studio art, or arts administration. Candidates must be detail-oriented, comfortable with repetitive tasks, and passionate about art education for all ages.
Description
This internship offers an opportunity to gain hands-on experience with different iterations of Museum programming for family audiences, both on site at the NCMA and off-site during outreach activities. The intern works with the Manager of Family Programs and other colleagues in the Outreach and Audience Engagement Department to support the NCMA to Go Art Kits project, which includes the design and production of make-and-take art kits as well as hands-on art outreach statewide.
The intern learns about project management from inception to execution and supports outreach programs associated with projects. The intern assists the Manager of Family Programs and Programs Assistant with research and prototyping projects for NCMA to Go, works with volunteers and manages materials during kit production weeks, assists with shipping and recordkeeping, and contributes support for outreach and special program development. This internship is ideal for students passionate about arts education, art history, event planning, and community engagement.
In general, the schedule is 28 hours per week every other month beginning September 2026, with some weekend hours expected. Schedule is flexible around production-heavy weeks.
Requirements
Housing the first state-sponsored art collection in the US, the North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA) promotes cultural inspiration and creativity, with free access to the arts. Whether in our galleries showcasing the People’s Collection (the permanent collection belonging to the citizens of North Carolina), or our outreach programs in all 100 counties of the state, or our 164-acre Museum Park, we strive to create a sense of welcome and belonging for all. With works representing more than 5,000 years of art history, our collection serves as a valuable cultural resource for both North Carolina and the nation. The Museum Park, including site-specific artworks exhibited among the native flora and fauna of NC, encourages reflection and play in novel, natural contexts. Our seasonal rotation of special exhibitions, performances, classes, lectures, films, and family programs fosters community, offering visitors opportunities to experience art, learn about art, and create art. #ArtNaturePeople The North Carolina Museum of Art is a division of the NC Department of Cultural and Natural Resources (@ncculture).
Offices: 2110 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh, North Carolina 27607, US
View all jobs at North Carolina Museum of ArtHousing the first state-sponsored art collection in the US, the North Carolina Museum of Art (NCMA) promotes cultural inspiration and creativity, with free access to the arts. Whether in our galleries showcasing the People’s Collection (the permanent collection belonging to the citizens of North Carolina), or our outreach programs in all 100 counties of the state, or our 164-acre Museum Park, we strive to create a sense of welcome and belonging for all. With works representing more than 5,000 years of art history, our collection serves as a valuable cultural resource for both North Carolina and the nation. The Museum Park, including site-specific artworks exhibited among the native flora and fauna of NC, encourages reflection and play in novel, natural contexts. Our seasonal rotation of special exhibitions, performances, classes, lectures, films, and family programs fosters community, offering visitors opportunities to experience art, learn about art, and create art. #ArtNaturePeople The North Carolina Museum of Art is a division of the NC Department of Cultural and Natural Resources (@ncculture).
Offices: 2110 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh, North Carolina 27607, US
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