Public Programs Intern Studio Museum in Harlem
Listed on 2026-10-16
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Creative Arts/Media
PR / Communications, Journalism -
Education / Teaching
PR / Communications
Location: New York
Summary
The
Public Programs Intern
will work within the Learning & Engagement Department to support the Public Programs team. The Public Programs team curates accessible, art-inspired experiences, offering a broad range of opportunities that inspire creativity, incitedialogueand bring the Museum’s mission to life. From artist talks to hands-on workshops, screenings and performances, Public Programs unites the Museum’s diverse adult audiences. The team aims to demystify creative practices, dismantle cultural and intellectual hierarchy, and expand the ways our audiences connect with art and artists.
We do this by approaching programming from a place of intellectual curiosity, trust, and experimentation.
Our intern will pursue independent research to support the development of public programs and partnerships, as well as gain hands-on experience supporting the Museum’s seasonal programming. As time and projects allow, they also will gain hands-on experience in arts administration, coordinating program operations, and interfacing with a variety of stakeholders. As Public Programs regularlyinterfaceswith other Museum Departments, the internshipprovidesa unique opportunity toobservethe many collaborators and workflows involved in the production of public programs.
The intern mustpossessexcellent interpersonal skills, be proficient in research and writing, and be able to multitask whilst working independently.
Stipend: $5,040
Duration:14 weeks (January 11–April 16, 2027)
Schedule:PT (20 hours/week)
(11:59 PM ET)
EligibilityOpen to college undergraduates, graduate students, and recent graduates. The intern must possess excellent interpersonal skills, be proficient in research and writing, and be able to multitask whilst working independently.
AboutFounded in 1968, the Studio Museum in Harlem is the nexus for artists of African descent locally, nationally, and internationally and for work that has been inspired and influenced by Black culture. It is a site for the dynamic exchange of ideas about art and society.
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