Please mention you saw the job posting on New York History Net. The Curator is responsible for the care, growth, and exhibition of a comprehensive collection of equine art and artifacts. The Curator is responsible for developing and attracting special exhibitions of national significance. Innovative thinking, leadership skills and sound scholarship are critical to planning collaborative projects with curatorial colleagues and educators. Candidates must have a minimum of five years of professional experience in the field and MA degree in art history, history or related field.
Salary is competitive with excellent benefits.
Computer skills with collections data base necessary. The successful candidate will work well in a team environment, collaborating with educators to create innovative exhibits and programs that are accessible to a broad and national audience. BA in American Studies, Art History or Education, MA preferred. Since 1950, National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame has celebrated the achievements of legendary greats of Thoroughbred racing. The Development Coordinator provides administrative support in all areas of Museum development.