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Curatorial Research Specialist at Lucas Museum of Narrative Art - ApplyBlast

Curatorial Research Specialist

Lucas Museum of Narrative Art

4 months ago

Los Angeles, United States

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

The Curatorial Research Specialist at the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art conducts in-depth research, historical analysis, and cataloguing to support collection development, exhibition planning, and public engagement. This role involves writing research-based texts, maintaining records in The Museum System (TMS), and serving as a liaison between the museum, scholars, and external partners. The position requires a Master's degree in a relevant field and the ability to synthesize complex archival information to influence curatorial decisions.

Responsibilities

Conduct advanced research for exhibitions and curatorial projects
Catalog findings and manage records in The Museum System
Write research-based texts for publications and gallery interpretation
Serve as a liaison between the museum and external scholars
Support acquisition programs and loan checklists for exhibitions

Skills

Qualifications

Master's Degree in Art HistoryPh.D. in Art History or Related Field3 Years Museum ExperienceReading Knowledge of Two Languages

About Lucas Museum of Narrative Art

lucasmuseum.org

Headquarters

Los Angeles, California, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

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The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, founded by filmmaker George Lucas and Mellody Hobson, is a public museum dedicated to collecting, preserving, and celebrating visual storytelling across media — including painting, photography, sculpture, illustration, comic art, performance, and film/video. Slated to open September 22, 2026, the museum will present rotating exhibitions, public programs, events, and educational initiatives that engage diverse audiences and support research and archives. Its mission emphasizes the power of narrative art to connect cultures, document history, and inspire creators and the public.