Intern at CALL

At a CALL internship, you will learn about the best practices in interdisciplinary work, supporting CALL's efforts to make sustainability tangible through artist-led partnerships with scientists, planners, engineers, local stakeholders, community members, and other experts. CALL accepts Interns on a rolling basis. 

Academic year Internships

Studio intern

Overview

CALL // City as Living Laboratory’s mission is to harness the creative practices of artists in collaboration with the skills and knowledge of scientists, experts, and communities to improve the environment. CALL’s programming is supported by in-depth research and is designed to directly influence how people encounter and experience current environmental challenges. CALL aims to enrich people’s capacity to make meaning of these challenges and assist broad urban audiences in discovering agency, purpose, and a voice in setting priorities for solutions. Founded by artist Mary Miss in 2009, CALL produces large-scale, ambitious projects that grow out of grassroots environmental concerns in the cities and neighborhoods they are situated in.

Purpose

CALL is seeking a part-time Studio Intern. The main priority of this role will be to ensure the smooth operation of the studio, with secondary responsibilities supporting programming and communications.

Reports to: Program and Operations Manager and Communications Associate

Location: CALL Studio

Commitment: 12 -16 hours per week for 3-6 months, depending on the candidate’s availability (agreed at start)

Pay: $15 - $18 p/h based on experience

Responsibilities may include:

• General administrative tasks, including but not limited to

  • Email and postal correspondence

  • Answering phones

  • Office maintenance

  • Database Management

  • Purchasing supplies, equipment, etc.

  • Scheduling Maintenance of equipment

  • Filing & Invoicing

Maintaining online profile through

• Updating website and social media platforms

• Sending out eblasts and newsletters

Requirements:

Successful applicants will demonstrate

• Prior professional experience, through work, volunteering, or internships.

• Interest in sustainability, urban planning, and contemporary art

• Attention to detail and excellent organizational skills

• Reliability, trustworthiness, and commitment to responsibilities

• Excellent understanding of digital media platforms

• Clear written and oral communication

• Thoughtful engagement with current environmental concerns

• Willingness to learn, adapt, and be a part of a team

To Apply: Please send a resume and cover letter detailing your suitability for the role, and two professional references (include name, position, organization, email, and phone number) to info@cityaslivinglab.org. References will only be contacted after a provisional offer has been made.