Pursue a curatorial fellowship focused on Indigenous Arts at the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art. This role supports significant research and community discussions surrounding diverse collections. This two-year postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Notre Dame centers on Indigenous Americas and Africa collections, offering a unique platform for research, community consultation, and curatorial practices.

Successful candidates will work closely with curators, participating in initiatives like the museum's upcoming selected works series and facilitating access to vital collections. Key Responsibilities:
Update and enhance records in the museum database
Collaborate with the Indigenous Consultation Committee
Write educational content for exhibitions




Conduct provenance research for repatriation initiatives
Engage with campus faculty and students for access to collections Requirements:
Completed PhD in art history, anthropology, or related discipline
Familiarity with archival research methods
Ability to communicate with academic and community groups
Passion for curatorial work and engagement
Previous museum experience is a plus Support the Raclin Murphy Museum’s mission while enriching your curatorial skills in this team-oriented setting.

📌 Curatorial Fellowship For Indigenous Art Specialist Notre Dame De L'île Perrot (Canada)
🏢 University of Notre Dame
📍 Canada