Asymmetry Assistant Curator Fellowship at Nottingham Contemporary
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- 9 Oct 2026
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Details
The 2027 Asymmetry Assistant Curator Fellowship at Nottingham Contemporary offers an early-career curator a unique opportunity to gain practical experience in one of Europe’s leading contemporary art institutions. This two-year fellowship, starting in April 2027, is designed for individuals who identify with Chinese or Sinophone cultures and aims to foster dynamic new curatorial voices. Applications close on 25 October 2026. The Asymmetry Assistant Curator Fellowship is designed to provide immersive curatorial experience at Nottingham Contemporary, a prominent contemporary art center. The fellowship integrates the fellow into the curatorial team, enabling them to participate in exhibitions, artist commissions, live programs, and research activities. The fellow will also engage with Asymmetry’s global network, contributing to a broader cultural dialogue.
The fellowship focuses on:
This fellowship offers a unique platform for emerging curators to immerse themselves in the operations of a major public art institution, fostering skills necessary for advancing curatorial careers. It also promotes cultural diversity and the inclusion of underrepresented voices in the art sector. What is the application deadline? Applications must be submitted by 25 October 2026. What is the fellowship duration? The fellowship runs from 6 April 2027 to 5 April 2029. What are the benefits of the fellowship? The fellowship offers an annual salary, pension contributions, visa support, and a travel and relocation allowance. Who can apply for this fellowship? Early-career curators with 1-3 years of experience and a connection to Chinese or Sinophone cultures are eligible. Where will the fellowship take place? The fellowship is based at Nottingham Contemporary in Nottingham, UK. Interested applicants should review the official guidelines and prepare their application materials to meet the stated requirements. For further information and support, contact [contact details removed].
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