Internship

Introduction

Frame invites candidates passionate about contemporary art and international collaborations to apply for an internship, funded by the Swedish Cultural Foundation’s Lärling-grant.

The Role at Frame

The selected intern will join Frame as a Programme Assistant, starting in August 2024. This part-time role offers hands-on experience in the contemporary art field, contributing to various international and local projects.

Eligibility and Grant Details

Applicants should have completed studies in arts, crafts, or museum subjects and seek work experience in the arts and cultural sector. The Lärling-grant supports the Swedish culture in Finland and requires applicants to have basic Swedish skills.

About Frame

Frame Contemporary Art Finland champions Finnish contemporary art, supporting international initiatives and fostering professional partnerships. The office in Helsinki offers a dynamic work environment with possibilities for remote work.

Internship Responsibilities

Interns will:

• Assist with international curator visits and other global activities.
• Engage in event production and the annual Portfolio Meetings for graduating MA students.
• Handle administrative duties and daily office tasks.
• Explore personal interest areas within Frame’s activities.

Applicant Expectations

Frame looks for candidates with:

• Proficiency in English and Finnish.
• Strong communication skills for various interactions.

Frame Offers

Interns benefit from:

• An engaging work environment in contemporary art.
• A range of meaningful tasks.
• Supportive colleagues and appropriate work tools.
• A well-being program including healthcare and recreational benefits.

Working Hours and Compensation

The internship requires 23 hours and 25 minutes of work per week, offering a monthly grant of €1,250 from the Swedish Cultural Foundation.

How to Apply

For the Internship at Frame

Submit a one-page application and resume in one PDF by 24 March 2024 to rekry@frame-finland.fi with “Lärling 2024” in the subject line. Applications can be in English, Swedish, or Finnish.

For the Lärling-Grant

Selected candidates must apply to the Swedish Cultural Foundation from 12 March to 12 April 2024, providing a written internship contract and other required details.