Curator for Cultural Exhibitions in Newfoundland

Shape cultural narratives as a Museum Curator I with the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador. This role involves developing historical exhibitions, managing collections, and engaging diverse audiences. As a Museum Curator I, you will report to the Supervisor of Exhibitions Programs, focusing on developing exhibitions relating to Newfoundland's history. Your responsibilities include researching, interpreting, and delivering curatorial work, collaborating with various stakeholders to create in-house and travelling exhibitions. You'll also update permanent collections, manage records, and participate in community outreach initiatives.

Key Responsibilities
• Curate history and cultural exhibitions for diverse audiences
• Conduct research and interpretive planning for exhibitions
• Collaborate with designers and project managers
• Update exhibitions and manage collection records
• Supervise volunteers and support public programming

Requirements:
• Master’s Degree in a relevant field
• Experience in curating exhibitions
• Knowledge of Newfoundland and Labrador history
• Strong communication and time-management skills
• Proven ability to engage diverse audiences Embrace the opportunity to influence how history is presented at The Rooms and beyond.