JOBS & OPPORTUNITIES

Wing Luke Museum is committed to attracting, developing and retaining a talented workforce passionate about our mission.

The Wing Luke Museum is actively building our team, and expanding our capacity. We are excited to share the following new positions and opportunities. We are committed to attracting, developing, and retaining a talented workforce passionate about our mission. If you share in our mission, values, and community-centric perspective, we encourage you to review our openings and submit your application materials.

We are an equal-opportunity employer rooted in the values of diversity and inclusion and take great care to ensure that our team authentically reflects diverse perspectives.

WING LUKE MUSEUM MISSION

We connect everyone to the dynamic history, cultures, and art of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders through vivid storytelling and inspiring experiences to advance racial and social equity.

CURRENT EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

SENIOR EXHIBIT DEVELOPER/ORAL HISTORY MANAGER

Organize, research, and create community-based and community-driven exhibits with a focus on larger exhibitions and special projects. Manage Oral History Lab, implement planning, tracking, and operations processes for oral history gathering and develop further initiatives through the Lab. Assist the Exhibit Director as needed. This position is a member of the Program Department

HOW TO APPLY:

Please e-mail a letter of interest, resume, and three references to: jobs@wingluke.org

DEADLINE

Monday, March 11, 2024, for early consideration. Position open until filled.

CONTRACTOR OPENINGS & CALLS FOR WORK

REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS:

ARTIST RESIDENCY

The Wing Luke Museum (WLM) and International Community Health Services (ICHS) are seeking an artist to produce workshops, activities, and/or programs that align with the theme of Arts and Culture as Apothecary (ACA). This residency will create safe and nurturing spaces for dialogue, reflection, wellness, and joy for intergenerational audiences of 20-40 participants, with a focus on senior residents at the ICHS Legacy House. Through working and engaging with participants, the artist will create art with participants that addresses trauma and stigma associated with behavioral health, normalizes receiving help, and gives participants a sense of belonging and community. The art will be featured as an exhibition in ICHS clinics, with possible plans of traveling.

HOW TO APPLY:

DEADLINE

Priority will be given to applications submitted by February 29, 2024, 4PM PST, otherwise open until filled.

To submit an application and for further information, please reference the application brief below: