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is a consortium of research institutes dedicated to the study of arts and material culture. The consortium works to strengthen the work of its member institutions through partnership, dialogue, grant making, and advocacy for scholars.
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Davidson Family Fellowship

Now taking applications for the Davidson Family Fellowship The Amon Carter Museum of American Art invites applications for the 2025–2026 Davidson Family Fellowship. The fellowship provides support for scholars holding a PhD (or equivalent) or PhD candidates to work on research projects in American art that advance scholarship by connecting with objects in the museum’s permanent collection. The stipend rate is $5,000 per month for a minimum one-month to a maximum four-month period of full-time research at the museum. During their stay, all fellows are expected to actively participate in the scholarly life of the Museum, and at the end of their appointment they are asked to present research progress in the form of a lecture or roundtable discussion. The application deadline is June 27, 2025, for a fellowship to begin on or after October 1, 2025, and end by September 30, 2026. Housing and travel expenses are to be managed and funded by the fellow. Full description and application form. https://www.cartermuseum.org/research-carter/fellowships https://www.cartermuseum.org/research-carter/fellowships/davidson-family-fellowship-application Located in the heart of Fort Worth’s Cultural District, the Amon Carter Museum of American Art explores the breadth and complexity of American creativity. Through an expansive collection, and by presenting world-class exhibitions, sharing dynamic events, sparking cutting-edge research, and more, we offer visitors new ways to encounter and understand American art. The Museum collects the best examples of American artistic creativity by some of the biggest names in art history, with works from the 18th century to the present day. From paintings and sculptures to photographs and works on paper, there’s something for everyone in our galleries! And what’s on view is regularly changing, so each time you visit you’ll see something you haven’t seen before. https://www.cartermuseum.org/

January 24, 2025
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Early Career Research and Program Assistant

The Early-Career Research and Program Assistant position is an opportunity for an early-career scholar in art history to be part of an art history research program and community, known as the Research and Academic Program (RAP) at the Clark Art Institute. We are a fellowship program for mid-career and senior art historians, artists, and critics, housed within the Clark Art Institute. We host lectures and seminars and engage actively in the field of art history internationally. The position is intended for an individual preparing to pursue a PhD in art history or related disciplines and offers experience in non-profit arts administration. The ideal candidate will have a Masters’s in Art History or closely aligned discipline. This is a twelve- to eighteen-month position (depending on start date) with the possibility of an extension up to one year. Ideally the candidate should be comfortable with and enjoy engaging with a diverse group of scholars from around the world, and be interested in pursuing advanced research in the history of art. For more information: The Early-Career Research and Program Assistant position is an opportunity for an early-career scholar in art history to be part of an art history research program and community, known as the Research and Academic Program (RAP) at the Clark Art Institute. We are a fellowship program for mid-career and senior art historians, artists, and critics, housed within the Clark Art Institute. We host lectures and seminars and engage actively in the field of art history internationally. The position is intended for an individual preparing to pursue a PhD in art history or related disciplines and offers experience in non-profit arts administration. The ideal candidate will have a Masters’s in Art History or closely aligned discipline. This is a twelve- to eighteen-month position (depending on start date) with the possibility of an extension up to one year. Ideally the candidate should be comfortable with and enjoy engaging with a diverse group of scholars from around the world, and be interested in pursuing advanced research in the history of art.

January 2, 2025
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