Internship opportunities for Paris-based students
L’AiR Arts invites local students to support our international arts residency program and cultural events at historic Atelier 11 in Paris. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to cultural and architectural heritage while gaining hands-on experience in contemporary arts based on your specific interests, skills, and availability.
Key Responsibilities
Residency & Event Support: Liaise with the team to provide professional support during arts residencies and public events, ensuring that both artists and the public receive prompt service while promoting the heritage and contemporary aspects of the project.
Communications: Support PR and communications initiatives to help expand the project’s reach within the local and global arts community.
Organizational Growth: Assist with capacity-building and fundraising efforts, including prospect research and the development of partnerships and sponsorships.
Candidate Profile
Education: Arts, Design or Cultural Management (graduate or master’s level students will be favored)
Language Skills: English language proficiency is required to be able to understand and interact within the international community. French proficiency is considered a significant asset.
Qualities: A strong interest in cultural management at the intersection of heritage and contemporary art.
What We Offer
This project-based role provides an excellent opportunity to work flexible hours in a multicultural environment. Students enjoy full access to our programs and benefit from our team's professional services, mentorship, and expertise.
How to apply:
Please email your cv / bio, letter of interest, and any supporting documents to [email protected].
Key Responsibilities
Residency & Event Support: Liaise with the team to provide professional support during arts residencies and public events, ensuring that both artists and the public receive prompt service while promoting the heritage and contemporary aspects of the project.
Communications: Support PR and communications initiatives to help expand the project’s reach within the local and global arts community.
Organizational Growth: Assist with capacity-building and fundraising efforts, including prospect research and the development of partnerships and sponsorships.
Candidate Profile
Education: Arts, Design or Cultural Management (graduate or master’s level students will be favored)
Language Skills: English language proficiency is required to be able to understand and interact within the international community. French proficiency is considered a significant asset.
Qualities: A strong interest in cultural management at the intersection of heritage and contemporary art.
What We Offer
This project-based role provides an excellent opportunity to work flexible hours in a multicultural environment. Students enjoy full access to our programs and benefit from our team's professional services, mentorship, and expertise.
How to apply:
Please email your cv / bio, letter of interest, and any supporting documents to [email protected].
