Job Board

The Curatorial Assistant provides essential administrative, research, and project support to the Chief Curator and contributes to the work of the Curatorial Department. The individual supports exhibitions and installations, art historical research, publications, acquisitions, arts committee activities, and other special projects that advance the Museum’s mission as a welcoming home for all where the vision and spirit of artists thrive in intimate settings. This full-time position includes full benefit eligibility: medical, dental, medical and dependent care flexible spending accounts, life insurance, LTD (long-term disability), retirement, PTO (paid time off), AAM membership, Capital Bikeshare, voluntary programs, and more.

The Museum of Modern Art is accepting applications for the Emily Fisher Landau Fellow to work directly with the Family Programs team in the Learning and Engagement Department. The person in the role will gain hands-on experience coordinating the administration of family programs, outreach initiatives, interpretive resources, and hands-on spaces for kids and families. The Fellow will be trained to teach Family Gallery Talks, to design and deliver a range of programs, and to develop written resources and activities to engage families. This is a two-year fixed term position with a Tuesday through Saturday schedule. The Fellowship is expected to commence September 2026 and conclude August 2028.

The Associate Educator, Public Engagement works as part of a team to advance adult programs, projects, and initiatives that foster new ideas and connections through the art of our time, providing new platforms and means to catalyze meaningful experiences with art. The Associate Educator will ideate, drive, and facilitate meaningful programs, projects, and initiatives that provide impactful experiences, attract new audiences, and engender critical conversations. The Associate Educator will also contribute to the strategic thinking and long-range planning for Learning and Engagement initiatives.

The Museum of Modern Art is currently accepting applications for a Curatorial Assistant in the Department of Architecture and Design who will provide support for an upcoming monographic exhibition on Italian-Brazilian modern architect Lina Bo Bardi (1914-1992) as well as other exhibitions and acquisitions to the collection. The Curatorial Assistant will also work with colleagues across the Museum and with external colleagues to provide preparatory assistance and logistical support that ensures that exhibitions, collection care, programs, department operations and other daily functions are smoothly executed.

Responsible for soliciting and managing events to generate rental revenue, enhance our Institution’s image, and improve constituency loyalty. Accountable for the on-site management of these events (including marketing the facility), direct sales, event coordination, customer relations, billing, and reporting. Researches and secures vendors, plans and manages the events calendar, and negotiates quotes and agreements with vendors and rental guests. For Development Department events, assists with management, monitoring time frames and budgets, networking, and meeting event objectives. Enhances client and staff relations and improves our Institution’s growth through events that effectively communicate our mission and brand. This position reports to the Director of Development, or in the absence of a Director of Development, to the Museum Director.

The Development Coordinator works collaboratively to support and advance the Museum’s membership program, donor engagement efforts, and fundraising initiatives. This role manages logistics and execution for cultivation and fundraising events while helping grow individual and corporate support. Reporting directly to the Director of Development, the Development Coordinator plays a key administrative role within the Development department by expanding the Museum’s membership base, strengthening engagement with current members, and cultivating meaningful relationships with new supporters.