INTERNSHIP

If you are interested in applying for an internship or need more information, please feel free to contact us via email or phone. Thank you!

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Guidelines and Application

High School or College Internships usually last 3 – 6 months, and are unpaid and are intended for artists who are enrolled in fine arts programs locally, regionally, or nationally who wish to acquire further experience in printmaking and/or book arts. An intern may assist with printing editions, publications, marketing and publicity, graphic design, web-site development, shop operations, gallery projects, workshop preparations, etc. All interns are given the opportunity to take one free workshop. Please call or email (artists@ink-shop.org) if you are interested in becoming an intern.

 

Materials for submission:

  • is this internship for credit/non-credit*
  • a current resume
  • a list art courses you have taken: include any printmaking background. Other information like graphic design, other art, or computer skills are also helpful
  • a portfoilo of work: as a pdf, image attachments via email, dropbox submission or a link to a website
* in the event of a credit internship, we will sign any required paperwork as needed

** in addition, if you are wanting to do internships for credit please make the arrangments with your school. You need to have approvoal from your school to work our hours needed and supervision

*** if you want to apply for a later time than the one listed here, please state what internship you are interested in

For-credit internships

The Ink Shop arranges unpaid, for-credit internships with a hosting college or university, for 1 – 3 credits, depending on the student’s interest. A faculty member must act as a sponsor and sign the necessary paperwork. The Ink Shop will discuss with the student the specific tasks he/she will be doing during the internship. The Ink Shop will arrange with the student a set schedule of hours per week he/she will intern, and progress reports are made once or twice during the duration of the internship.

For non-credit internships

The Ink Shop encourages students to also intern as unpaid volunteers for a negotiated amount of time. The Ink Shop expects a regular commitment on the part of the student, setting a weekly schedule with our staff.