Develop sustained programme approaches for youth and families, moving beyond one-off activities towards repeat engagement, deeper participation, and long-term relationships with SAM.
Create programme formats that create accessible entry points into contemporary art without simplifying its ideas.
Work closely with artists and curators to translate contemporary artistic practices into public-facing formats, including talks, workshops, performances, participatory projects, social gatherings, festivals and experimental encounters.
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Kuala Lumpur: Reliably commute or planning to relocate before starting work (Preferred)
WANTED: Interns to work as Gallery Crew in 3D Art Museum. Students in Arts, Cultural & Heritage, Designs & Animation, Marketing, Hospitality & Tourism and Museum & Curatorship are encouraged to apply. Must be able to speak English and work on weekends & public holidays. Training and allowance are provided. Whatsapp your application to 012-3513397
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PhD degree in fields of curatorial, art and cultural studies, museum studies, visual anthropology, or other related humanities fields.
Minimum of 4 years’ postdoctoral/ professional experience for the Senior Research Fellow, with a proven track record.
Knowledge of and practice in curatorial studies, contemporary art, visual culture and cultural anthropology, art history, or other relevant research methods.
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The Max Planck–NTU Singapore Centre for Biocultural Worlding (CBCW) is seeking to appoint Research Fellows (Curatorial Research and Practice)—a Research Fellow and a Senior Research Fellow—for a two-year term (renewable), based at the NTU Centre for Contemporary Art Singapore. The fellow(s) will be embedded in an interdisciplinary environment, hybrid in nature, with the Centre jointly operating across Singapore and Germany. As the CBCW functions as a research centre where curatorial and artistic research methods, legal inquiry, and diverse knowledge traditions converge to explore new forms of collaboration and stewardship of biocultural worlds, applications from candidates whose research interests align with CBCW’s concerns are welcomed. The focus is on biological, cultural, and epistemic diversity, with an approach that works relationally with, alongside, and across situated, grounded initiatives of novel research, experimentation in the fields of curatorial and artistic practices, and local and indigenous knowledge traditions.
Key Responsibilities:
The fellow(s) will conduct independent and collaborative curatorial and artistic research on relevant biocultural worlding topics and forge mutual connections with other CBCW projects. From within the CBCW to public platforms, institutional partnerships, and interventions beyond academic boundaries and museological frameworks, the fellow(s) will advance curatorial and artistic research methods of inquiry to expand epistemic (and material) possibilities, developing new protocols and toolkits for conducting research.
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PhD degree in fields of curatorial, art and cultural studies, museum studies, visual anthropology, or other related humanities fields.
Minimum of 4 years’ postdoctoral/ professional experience for the Senior Research Fellow, with a proven track record.
Knowledge of and practice in curatorial studies, contemporary art, visual culture and cultural anthropology, art history, or other relevant research methods.
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