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Job: Exhibitions Curator, National Gallery, London

Posted by Michelle Kasprzak • Sunday, January 11. 2009 • Category: Jobs & Opportunities


£43,400 - £52,800 p.a.

The National Galery is seeking a senior curator with significant experience of exhibition organisation to play a leading role in the future development and management of the Gallery's exhibitions programme.

You will be responsible for generating and developing exhibition proposals and for seeking out international partners for the Gallery's programmes. With responsibility for a small specialist department you will also co-ordinate and direct work across a range of Gallery departments, setting and agreeing budgets and schedules to ensure that individual exhibition projects are delivered to the Gallery's high professional standards.

You will have specialist knowledge of Art History and extensive contacts in the museum world both in the UK and internationally, as well as experience of managing complex projects.

Closing date: 23 January 2009.

For an application pack please visit http://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/jobs or e-mail recruitment -at- ng-london.org.uk. Alternatively telephone Matthew Merchant on 020 7747 2504.
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