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Curator

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    Ref: #JOB-2427583
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    The Dock, St George's Tce, Carrick-On-Shannon, Co. Leitrim, N41 T2X2
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    30 hours per week
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    31200.00 - 34000.00 Euro Annually
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    Published On: 15 Jan 2026
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    Closing On: 12 Feb 2026

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The Curator will programme 6-8 exhibitions by professional visual artists per year. Exhibitions are planned at least one year in advance, in line with our Strategic Plan and related policies, ensuring our programme is relevant to the socio-political and geographical context and resonates with our audiences and communities of place and interest. The Dock invites local, national and international artists to participate in the Exhibitions programme.

Key responsibilities:

Exhibitions:
To research a clear and coherent framework for the Exhibitions programme
To build relationships with professional artists, curators, galleries, and collections
To curate the Exhibitions programme ensuring relevance to the local context
To collate the promotional materials for the Exhibitions programme for dissemination in line with The Dock’s communications plan
To manage the logistics and technical requirements for the Exhibitions programme including arranging appropriate expertise and supports
To manage the Exhibitions budget and prepare reports for funders and stakeholders

Communities:
To prepare clear mediation materials, including press releases, audio description, social narrative, and other accessibility features as appropriate
To develop related activities including talks, tours, and workshops with emphasis on The Dock’s audience development and public engagement plans
To collaborate with The Dock’s creative team to undertake a review of the Communities programme and to co-design activities with communities of place and interest
To develop partnerships with arts and non-arts organisations
To select 4-6 community exhibitions for the Jury Room Café each year

Artists:
To manage The Dock’s artists’ studios
To develop The Dock’s artist-led research and residency programme
To build relationships with and create opportunities for artists in Leitrim
To provide resources and supports for artists in Leitrim
To collaborate with The Dock’s creative team on multi-disciplinary projects

Evaluation and Reporting:
To conduct surveys with artists and arts workers
To conduct surveys with audiences and visitors
To identify and contribute to funding opportunities
To report quarterly on budget and financial planning
To organise documentation and other evaluation tools for submission to funders (e.g. focus groups, audience demographic studies)

Required:
Masters in Exhibitions Studies or Curatorial Studies
Minimum 3 years’ experience in a similar role
Experience in supporting artists and creatives
Experience in budget management and reporting
Experience with EDI initiatives
Experience with Environmental Sustainability initiatives
Excellent production skills and time management
Excellent written and spoken communication skills
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