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Job
TD Curatorial Fellow (Historical/Archival/Cultural Officer 1)
Job opportunity. Deadline: 2026-09-08
- Type
- Job
- Organizer
- Art Gallery of Nova Scotia
- Deadline
- 8 September 2026
- Where
- Canada
- Compensation
- CAD $1,924.95–$2,360.46 bi-weekly
- Disciplines
- Visual Art, Curatorial Practice, Contemporary Art, Canadian Art, Art History, Museum Studies, Exhibition Development, Cultural Research, Arts Administration
About this opportunity
The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia is offering a two-year TD Curatorial Fellow position in Halifax, Canada. This role focuses on the research, development, and presentation of exhibitions, particularly those involving contemporary and Canadian art and artists historically underrepresented in museums. The fellow will engage in curatorial research, exhibition coordination, writing, and community engagement, contributing to inclusive museum practices.