Job Summary

• The role involves conceiving and producing a living, multidisciplinary programming schedule that builds community around current debates and live art experiences.
• Candidates will be responsible for establishing relationships with cultural institutions locally and internationally to drive coproduction initiatives.
• The position offers a hybrid work model, competitive salary with performance bonuses, and access to global learning platforms.

Matching Summary

Salary

Competitive base salary; Performance-based bonus available; Financial benefits including preferential banking rates and insurance

Skills & Requirements

Key Requirements

• University degree in Art History, Fine Arts, or Humanities
• Proven experience in cultural programming or content management
• Demonstrable ability to manage budgets and project timelines
• Fluency in written and spoken Spanish and English

Work Rights