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<p><strong>Art and Photography Curators</strong></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Position: Art and Photography Curator</strong></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Type: Contractor</strong></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Compensation: $50–$105/hour</strong></p><p><br></p><p><strong>Location: Remote (Worldwide)</strong></p><p><br></p><p><strong>About the Opportunity</strong></p><p>We are seeking experienced Art and Photography Curators to evaluate artworks and photographic collections for exhibitions, galleries, archives, and other curated collections. This opportunity is suited to professionals with hands-on experience in art selection, acquisition, cataloguing, attribution, and collection management.</p><p>You will review individual works and image collections, assess their authenticity and context, evaluate their suitability for specific exhibitions or collections, and provide clear written explanations supporting your decisions.</p><p><strong>Key Responsibilities</strong></p><ul><li><strong>Evaluate Artworks and Photographs:</strong> Review individual works and collections to determine their suitability for specific exhibitions, themes, galleries, or collections.</li><li><strong>Assess Attribution and Context:</strong> Examine available information to evaluate authorship, origin, date, medium, edition, and other relevant characteristics.</li><li><strong>Review Photographic Processes:</strong> Assess photographic prints, editions, and production processes, including distinctions between vintage and later prints.</li><li><strong>Identify Provenance Concerns:</strong> Flag gaps in provenance, questionable attributions, and potential issues affecting the interpretation or presentation of works.</li><li><strong>Evaluate Condition and Display Requirements:</strong> Identify condition concerns and potential risks associated with displaying or handling artworks and photographs.</li><li><strong>Verify Artwork Information:</strong> Review titles, catalogue entries, labels, and descriptions to ensure accuracy and appropriate representation.</li><li><strong>Flag Rights and Ownership Issues:</strong> Identify potential concerns involving image rights, consent, copyright, or ownership.</li><li><strong>Document Curatorial Decisions:</strong> Provide concise, well-reasoned written explanations so reviewers can understand the basis for each selection or assessment.</li></ul><p><strong>Required Qualifications</strong></p><ul><li>Professional experience as a curator, assistant curator, collections or exhibitions specialist, gallery director, auction house specialist, art or photography archivist, or registrar.</li><li>Practical experience making curatorial decisions involving artwork selection, attribution, exhibition planning, acquisitions, or loans.</li><li>Ability to assess artworks and photographs based on their artistic, historical, technical, and collection-related context.</li><li>For photography-focused work, familiarity with photographic prints, editions, and photographic processes.</li><li>Strong judgment when evaluating artwork suitability, attribution reliability, and presentation considerations.</li><li>Clear written English communication skills and the ability to explain professional decisions effectively.</li></ul><p><strong>Preferred Qualifications</strong></p><ul><li>Experience working with museums, galleries, auction houses, archives, or private and institutional collections.</li><li>Knowledge of cataloguing standards, provenance research, collection documentation, and exhibition development.</li><li>Experience identifying condition, conservation, copyright, or ownership concerns.</li><li>Familiarity with different photographic printing methods, edition practices, and historical photographic processes.</li></ul><p><strong>Compensation & Engagement</strong></p><ul><li><strong>Compensation:</strong> $50–$105/hour</li><li><strong>Engagement Type:</strong> Contractor</li><li><strong>Work Arrangement:</strong> Remote</li></ul><p><strong>Application Process</strong></p><ol><li><strong>Submit Your Application:</strong> Apply with your updated resume and a short professional profile.</li><li><strong>Complete the Curation Interview:</strong> Participate in a brief conversation about your experience with exhibitions, collections, and artwork attribution. No preparation, review materials, or written assignment is required.</li><li><strong>Experience Review:</strong> Your professional background will be assessed against the project's requirements.</li><li><strong>Onboarding and Initial Task:</strong> If selected, you will receive project guidelines and complete an initial task, which will be reviewed before you proceed with further work.</li></ol>

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