Open Call for Internship Positions 2026 at Klimt02

Work at Klimt02 isn’t bench work, and most of the time will be spent in front of a computer/thinking. For this role, it is essential to have an interest in and a strong background in fine arts, as well as a solid understanding of how the industry operates. This is also a theoretical role. We work with databases, contact artists, discuss new publication methods, and manage our social media accounts.
Department directors of the schools are welcome to contact us to establish an official and regular agreement.


> Read about former interns' experiences


Internship at the Klimt02 online platform
Under the guidance of the Content Directors, you will be learning to:

_ Retrieve and structure information (via email), following the contents fields of the Klimt02 database.
_ Research for more complete information to add to items (web & email).
_ Edit images, under the guidelines established for the website (using Photoshop).
_ Upload contents (using CSM: Content System Management).
_ Edit intro texts for the items (CSM).
_ Search for and implement elements relative to  Klimt02’s contents + tags for these items (CSM).
_ Interaction with members and creation + development of your professional network.
_ The intern will also develop a personal project, research a subject, or exhibition curation... guided by Klimt02 directors (in periods of a 6-month internship).


Basic conditions:
- It is an internship for students; profiles of professionals will not be considered. 
- It is not a paid internship.
- Klimt02 can act as a hosting institution in case you apply for a student grant (Erasmus + program or similar).
- The applicant should manage their own legal documentation, such as a visa (for non-EU applicants), insurance (if needed), accommodation (we can give the applicant some tips and help to find a place) and travelling.


Some previous projects
> Ephemeral Art and Jewellery: Considering the Value of Jewellery that Changes with Time. A research by Laura Higgins
> Web3's Rise within Contemporary Design. A research by Charlotte Henry
> The Pearl Necklace. Not just a range of beads. A research By Cécile Maes
> Hard and straight. The creation of Nineteenth-Century Masculinity and how it affects the wearing of jewellery. A research by Alexander Triffterer
> Segni sul volto: a journey through the project. A resaerch by Gisella Giulio
> A Chronologic Vision of Contemporary Jewelry in China. From 1956 to 2020. A Research by Ray Zheng
> A Brief History of Contemporary Jewellery in Brazil. From 1950s to 2020. A research by Ana Bellagamba
> A Starter's Guide For (Soon To Be) Graduated Jewellery Designers. Part 1,2 and 3 by Annabel Goris


How to apply
Send an email to klimt@klimt02.net with the subject Internship application including the following information:
_ Letter of interest/intentions.
_ Brief CV detailing studies, skills, and work experience.
_ Any information you consider of interest to consider your application.