Graphicstudio interns pull a print by Iva Gueorguieva.
CAM + Graphicstudio Internships
The USF Institute for Research in Art is pleased to accept a limited number of University of South Florida students for unpaid internships each semester at the Contemporary Art Museum (CAM) and Graphicstudio. Internships are competitive. IRA internship are for credit only. Priority is given to graduating seniors.
CAM offers unpaid internships for students from a variety of majors that could focus on one of the following museum areas:
- Administration: Assist with grant research/writing, project concept and management, curatorial research, exhibition planning and execution.
- Collections: Assist with Collection inventories, documentation, research and label writing as well as art handling and collection management.
- Education: Facilitate and write reviews of the educational events surrounding the current exhibition, research and write about artwork, collaborate on the docent training program, and learn about museum education practices.
- Installation: Assist in the process of installation and de-installation of art exhibitions, building exhibition furniture, as well as painting, cleaning and preparing galleries.
- Public Art and Social Practice: Assist in research on the public art collection, document and collaborate on community events and engagement.
Graphicstudio offers unpaid internships in the following atelier related areas. Internships are competitive with priority given to students from the USF School of Art and Art History, however interns from other departments or institutions are considered.
- Etching
- Lithography
- Sculpture Fabrication
- Digital / Photography
- Curating
- Marketing
Internship Application Information
Deadline: All CAM and Graphicstudio internship applications for Spring 2025 are due by November 1, 2024! This is a firm deadline; no late applications will be accepted.
In addition to this completed Internship Application all applicants please submit the following:
Art Studio Majors
- Letter of Interest
- Resume
- 5 images (high resolution jpgs; no more than 1MB each)
Art History Majors
- Letter of Interest
- Resume
- PDF of paper completed in the last two years
Non-School of Art and Art History Majors
- Letter of Interest highlighting relevant experience
- Resume
Email all materials and use "Internship" in Subject line to Amy Allison. You will be contacted for an interview.
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Graphicstudio Hours:
Graphicstudio is open to visitors by appointment. Please contact gsoffice@usf.edu or (813) 974-3503.
USFCAM Hours:
Monday - Friday 10am–5pm; Thursdays 10am–8pm; Saturday 1–4pm; closed Sundays, and all university holidays.
Tours:
Groups and organizations interested in tours of the exhibition should contact CAM to schedule at least two weeks in advance at (813) 974-4133.
Accessibility:
The University of South Florida Contemporary Art Museum (USFCAM) is fully accessible to visitors with disabilities. There are disabled parking spaces outsde of the museum, an accessible entrance, good lighting and accessible restrooms.
The museum follows the USF guidelines regarding service animals.
USFCAM faculty and staff are pleased to work with organizations that provide cultural opportunities for disabled clients to tour the Museum. Please call (813) 974-4133 two weeks in advance to request specific tour information. For more accessibility information please call (813) 974-4133.
Contact
CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM
caminfo@usf.edu
(813) 974-4133
24-hour Info Line - (813) 974-2849
Graphicstudio
gsoffice@usf.edu
(813) 974-3503
Public Art
publicart@usf.edu
(813) 974-2203