Studio Internships with Red Onion Press
Karen is a current Studio Intern at Red Onion Press. She is a student at Kennesaw State University with a double major in Graphic Design and Animation. She is interested in learning to use traditional letterpress equipment in combination with her digital and design background. We are very pleased to welcome her to our team for this Fall.
Internship Description:
Interns work with our Founder/ President of the Board, Executive Director, Education Director, Instructors, and members of the Steering Committee to prepare and execute projects in all areas of operation.
Interns’ Responsibilities May Include:
Assist with day-to-day studio operations
Assist in facilitating safe use of the shop, materials, and equipment
Assist with cleaning, stocking supplies, and maintaining inventory, facilities, and equipment
Assist with exhibition installations
Assist with workshops, classes, and events
Assist in fine art printmaking and letterpress publishing projects
Assist with the repair and restoration of printmaking presses
Assist in promoting printmaking to the community through our web site, social media platforms, and events
Intern Requirements:
All interns must commit to 10-15 hours per week for 10-12 weeks. Regular working hours fall between 10 am-4 pm, Tuesday to Thursday, and 10 am-6pm, Saturdays. Some additional responsibilities may fall in the evenings for specific classes or events. The Executive Director will work with you to set a regular schedule. Please give serious consideration to whether your schedule allows for you to make this commitment.
Don’t let a lack of printmaking experience deter you from applying.
Willingness to learn, dependability, and working well as part of a team are the most important. An interest in printmaking and letterpress, organizational skills, and attention to detail are very appreciated. Note: Interns must have reliable transportation.
We welcome interns regardless of their race, national origin, sex, age, religion, sexual preference or gender identity, or disability.
Internship Duration:
Minimum of 10 weeks. May serve consecutive terms.
Application Deadlines:
For September-December: We are accepting applications on a rolling basis for current interns until positions are filled
For January-May: December 1
For June-August: May 1
Work Schedule:
Daytime hours,10 am-4pm, Tuesday through Thursday, and 10 am-6pm, Saturdays. Occasional evening hours for classes or events. We will work with motivated interns to try and set a schedule that works for all parties.
Compensation:
Studio access for qualified interns, discounts on workshops and classes, invitations to events and demonstrations, and discounted monthly studio access for a full year after completing the internship. Interns may offer printmaking artwork for sale in our retail gallery, participate in group exhibitions, and/or apply for academic credit.* Interns will gain an inside look into the operation of a fine art printmaking and letterpress studio, exposure to the inner workings of a start-up non-profit organization, and hands-on knowledge of fine art publishing and professional practices.
For more info:
If you have questions or would like to schedule a visit please contact Nuno Nuñez, Executive Director, at (770) 676-4156 or email redonionshop@gmail.com.
To apply please submit:
Letter of interest; describe your prior printmaking or other art experience, if any, reasons for applying, and additional relevant skills
Resume/CV; include your full name, current email address, mailing address, and phone number. Include all relevant work and education experience
Three references; include name, title, email, and daytime telephone
Applications may be mailed to :
Nuno Nuñez
Red Onion Press
3032 Cemetery St.
Kennesaw, GA 30144
Or emailed to:
Nuno Nuñez, Executive Director at redonionshop@gmail.comor