Internship Information

2026 Arts Internship Information

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Art connects people, places, and ideas through creativity, dialogue, and shared experiences.

At Grand View Art Village, we believe that meaningful artistic practice begins with openness, curiosity, and collaboration. We welcome participants from diverse backgrounds to learn, create, and grow together while exploring the connections between art, local communities, and the wider world.

The 2026 Internship Program will be announced soon. Stay tuned for the latest updates.

Grand View Art Village is dedicated to nurturing emerging cultural professionals through hands-on learning and international exchange. Centered around artist residencies, exhibitions, public programs, workshops, and community engagement, the Village provides interns with opportunities to experience the daily operation of a contemporary arts organization while working alongside artists, curators, and cultural practitioners from Taiwan and abroad.

Through practical experience, interdisciplinary collaboration, and cross-cultural dialogue, interns gain valuable professional skills and broaden their understanding of the role of art in society.

Target

1. Basic Requirements

  • Open to students of all academic disciplines; junior, senior, and graduate students are preferred.
  • Passionate about the arts and interested in cultural work and public engagement.
  • Eager to take on new challenges, with a proactive attitude toward learning and problem-solving.
  • Responsible, reliable, and able to work both independently and collaboratively as part of a team.
  • Basic English communication skills (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) are required.

2. Preferred Qualifications

  • Proficiency in a second or third language in addition to English.
  • Skills in photography, videography, graphic design, video editing, social media management, or website management.
  • An interest in contemporary art, arts administration, curatorial practice, arts education, or international cultural exchange.
  • Experience in event planning, project coordination, or cultural programs.
  • Strong communication skills and an interest in working with people from diverse cultural backgrounds.
  • Previous experience in volunteer work, student organizations, arts and cultural events, or interdisciplinary projects is a plus.

Program Overview

I. Internship Regulations

  • Internship Period: To be announced in the annual recruitment notice.
  • Working Hours: A minimum of 24 hours per week (equivalent to three full working days).
  • Working Schedule: 9:00 AM–5:30 PM (Lunch break: 12:00 PM–12:30 PM).
  • Location: Grand View Art Village, Xinpu Township, Hsinchu County, Taiwan.
  • Interns may be required to assist with exhibitions, public programs, or special events on weekends. These hours will count toward internship hours, and compensatory leave may be arranged in accordance with the Foundation’s policies.
  • This is an unpaid internship.

II. Internship Guidelines

  • Interns will be guided by members of the Foundation team and will gain practical experience by participating in the daily operations and projects of Grand View Art Village.
  • Interns are expected to demonstrate integrity, responsibility, respect, initiative, and a collaborative attitude throughout the internship. The Foundation reserves the right to terminate the internship if an intern is deemed unsuitable or seriously violates program regulations.
  • Interns are expected to attend scheduled work assignments, meetings, and learning activities. Three unexcused absences may result in termination of the internship.
  • Students who require academic credit, internship agreements, or other documents from their educational institution should contact the Foundation before the internship begins.
  • Any documents, information, or non-public materials accessed during the internship must not be disclosed or distributed without prior written permission from the Foundation.
  • Any work produced during the internship shall be managed and used in accordance with the Foundation’s policies.

III. Internship Experience

During the internship, participants will work closely with Foundation staff and gain hands-on experience in the daily operations and programs of Grand View Art Village, including:

Exhibitions & Public Programs
Assist with the planning and implementation of exhibitions, artist talks, workshops, open studios, and other public programs while learning the practical workflow of arts administration.

Arts Administration & Operations
Support the daily operation of Grand View Art Village, including administrative tasks, venue management, and project coordination, while gaining insight into the operation of a cultural organization.

International Exchange
Assist with artist residency programs and international exchange projects, interact with artists and cultural practitioners from different countries, and develop cross-cultural communication skills.

Public Engagement
Contribute to communications, documentation, photography, social media, educational programs, and other outreach activities based on project needs.

 

We encourage interns to stay curious, take initiative, and actively engage in every aspect of the program. Through hands-on experience, participants will develop professional skills, broaden their perspectives, and gain a deeper understanding of the role of art and culture in society. We hope this internship will become a valuable stepping stone for your future studies and career.

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