@urbanmatt Our Grantee projects include monographs on Kahn, Rudolph, & upcoming exhibit ‘Brute!’
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‘This book will be a revelation’ says @nytimesbooks of #Grahamfunded catalog on futurist Norman Bel Geddes
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Holiday Hours
Dec 06, 2012
The Graham Foundation will be closed from December 24-26, 2012. We will reopen with normal gallery hours (11AM-5PM) on Thursday, December 27.
Join #GrahamGrantees Nina Rappaport & Erica Stoller @CenterForArch for a book talk on 'Ezra Stoller, Photographer'
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A symposium on Bio-logical Architecture @HalseyArt in conjunction with #GrahamFunded exhibit 'Pulse Dome Project'
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#GrahamFunded 'Balthazar Korab: Architect of Photography' one of @GuardianBooks Best Architecture Books of 2012!
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#GrahamGrantee Gennifer Weisenfeld holds a reception and book signing for 'Imaging Disaster' @CDSDuke tomorrow night
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"Architecture Is…" Series kicks off with Activism @chiarchitecture 12/4
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Don't miss the Chicago book launch & reception for 'Thanks for the View, Mr. Mies: Lafayette Park, Detroit' tonight at 6!...
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Join us this evening for a talk by Yuval Yasky, head of the architecture department at the Bezalel Academy in Jerusalem
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Visit the Graham Foundation today and enjoy 10% off in the bookshop. Many new titles to explore!
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Public Programs Internships
Nov 20, 2012
The Graham Foundation seeks students of architecture, art, art education and history programs interested in gaining experience at a non-profit arts organization and foundation through a two-semester internship beginning in January 2013. Selected applicants will learn through active participation in the administration of the foundation’s grants and public programming.
Public programs intern responsibilities include:
- Greeting visitors and providing information about the Graham Foundation’s exhibitions, public programs, grantmaking, history and identity
- Staffing public and evening events
- Assistance with exhibition research, installation, and maintenance
- Recording and tracking visitor attendance
- Assistance with ongoing public programs and grantmaking history initiatives
- Assistance maintaining and promoting the bookshop
- Maintaining and growing Graham Foundation contacts and mailing lists
- Administrative tasks including answering phones, taking messages, and sorting mail
The Public Programs intern will be organized, responsible and detail oriented. She or he will ideally possess:
- An engaging personality
- Excellent interpersonal and public speaking skills
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Interest in learning about and promoting the Graham Foundation’s programs and history
- Initiative and the ability to work independently
- Knowledge of 20th and 21st century art and architecture history
- Knowledge of Microsoft Office suite
- Working knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite, especially Photoshop and InDesign, is a plus
- Familiarity with Salesforce or other contact management software is a plus
- Architectural drawing and knowledge of construction and fabrication is a plus
Start date: January 2013
End date: August 2013
Flexible work schedule: 2 days per week, 10:30am – 5:30pm, and regular evening events.
The internship is unpaid.
Please send a resume and cover letter to Ellen Hartwell Alderman at ealderman@grahamfoundation.org. Candidates for interviews will be contacted by email.
The Graham Foundation is an Equal Opportunity Employer interested in continuing the growth and diversity of its staff.