Winston Wächter Fine Art Opens Paid Spring 2026 Gallery Internship

Winston Wächter Fine Art has announced applications for its paid Spring 2026 Gallery Internship in New York City, offering students and recent graduates hands-on experience inside a leading contemporary art gallery. This part-time opportunity is designed for candidates interested in gallery administration, exhibitions, and the day-to-day operations of the commercial art world.

About the Internship

The Spring 2026 Gallery Internship is a paid, part-time role based in New York City. Interns will work two days per week and receive $17 per hour. The position supports the gallery’s core operations and provides direct exposure to exhibition planning, artist relations, marketing, and visitor engagement.

What the Intern Will Do

The Gallery Intern will support a small, collaborative team and assist with:

• Front-of-house and reception duties

• Marketing and promotional materials, including print and digital content

• Social media visuals and website updates

• Administrative and day-to-day gallery operations

• Exhibition openings, private events, and gallery dinners

• Inventory management, cataloging, and archiving of artworks

• Safe handling, storage, and documentation of artworks

• Research on interior designers, art consultants, and industry contacts

• Updating artist CVs, biographies, and press materials

Who Can Apply

This opportunity is open to candidates who:

• Are currently pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree

• Have strong communication and organisational skills

• Are detail-oriented, reliable, and comfortable working in a small team

• Have an interest in contemporary art and gallery work

Experience with Microsoft Office is required, while knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite is an advantage.

Skills and Experience Gained

Interns will gain practical experience in:

• Marketing gallery exhibitions

• Communicating with artists, collectors, and visitors

• Managing artwork inventory and archives

• Supporting exhibitions, installations, and events

• Social media and gallery communications

Professional Development

Interns will receive direct mentorship from the gallery’s director, registrar, and associate. The programme offers meaningful exposure to the professional workings of a commercial gallery and builds foundational skills for careers in the art and cultural sectors.

How to Apply

Interested candidates should submit:

• A resume

• A cover letter

Applications must be sent by email with the subject line “Spring 2026 Internship Application.”

• Application email: [email protected]

• Deadline: February 20, 2026

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