About Middle East Institute
Founded in 1946, the Middle East Institute is the oldest Washington-based institution dedicated solely to the study of the Middle East. It is a non-partisan think tank providing expert policy analysis, educational and professional development services, and a hub for engaging with the region's arts and culture.
About the role
Department: Arts and Culture Center
Location: 1763 N Street NW, Washington DC and online
Duration: Winter 2025, minimum of 20-25 hours a week, ideally half of that in-person at MEI at 1763 N Street NW.
MEI's Arts and Culture Center facilitates cross-cultural understanding by promoting the work of emerging Middle Eastern artists through the MEI Art Gallery and by organizing innovative programming, including panels, art talks and film screenings to amplify the voices of artists, writers, filmmakers and more from the region. The Center also promotes cultural diplomacy by engaging in cultural collaborations with arts institutions in the Middle East connecting US and Arab cultural leaders.
We seek an intern to assist this busy department with critical archiving, marketing and organizational needs. You will be involved in assisting with the opening and marketing of an exhibition of contemporary Middle Eastern art, as well as learning about the role and impact of art, artists and culture on society, policy and cultural diplomacy.
What you'll do
The Winter 2025 Arts and Culture intern will gain important experience and skills by assisting with the following Key Responsibilities:
Educational Objectives:
Qualifications
Benefits:
Note: This is an unpaid internship with no promise or expectation of compensation, express or implied. Furthermore, participation in this internship does not entitle interns to a paid job after the internship.
Arts&Culture
Washington, DC
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