The April 1st deadline to apply to Aperture Foundation’s Work Scholar program is approaching.

For over twenty years Aperture’s intern program has provided recent college graduates the opportunity to gain experience in Aperture Foundation’s various departments including editing, design, production, exhibitions, circulation, sales, marketing, development and the creation of web content. Interns learn valuable skills in photo-book publishing and media as well as make connections within the arts community.

There are weekly opportunities to engage in Aperture’s events-programming including gallery openings, lectures and dialogues between renowned photographers, curators, critics and scholars hosted in Aperture’s gallery and bookstore.  Aperture’s loft space is located in Chelsea in the heart of New York City’s art district. The typically six-month long program includes special tours of galleries and museums and other intern outings.


Plus there are office cats!

Click here for more information about Aperture Foundation’s Work Scholar program.

Click here to view a past Work Scholar outing to the Museum of the City of New York with museum curator Sean Corcoran

Click here to view a past Work Scholar outing to Jack Shainman gallery with artist Hank Willis Thomas

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