Working at Tate
Tate Trustee Appointment
Bridget Riley
Ra 2 1981
© 2006 Bridget Riley. All rights reserved.
Tate's Board of fourteen Trustees governs Tate's four galleries, its programmes and the Tate Collection.
There are currently two positions available:
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Tate Trustee Position (1) Public Affairs – deadline 28 September 2010
Details below
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Tate Trustee Position (2) Artist – deadline 28 September 2010
Details below
Tate Trustee Position (1): Public Affairs (deadline 28 September 2010)
We are seeking an individual with a prominent and respected reputation in the field of public affairs, gained through experience in broadcast, print or digital media, or through service in public institutions or the public sector.
The ideal candidate should be keenly aware of current issues and topics in the public realm and will ideally have a board international perspective. Applicants for the role should also have a strong interest in the visual arts and be willing to advocate on Tate's behalf.
Board members are expected to dedicate approximately two days per month on a voluntary basis to provide expertise, strategic advice and independent thinking.
Closing date: 17.00 on 28 September. Interviews are to take place on 19 November 2010.
- Applicant Briefing Pack (PDF format, 488KB)
- Application form (Rich Text format, 2.67MB)
The appointments will be made by the Prime Minister, in consultation with the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.
Please read the information provided by Tate and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport which sets out key information relating to the role.
- DCMS Public Appointments Guidance (PDF format, 39KB)
- Charitable Museums and Galleries: A guide to conflicts of interest policies (PDF format, 208KB)
- OCPA Complaints Leaflet (PDF format, 54.5KB)
Tate Trustee Position (2) Artist (deadline 28 September 2010)
We are looking to appoint a practising artist in the field of painting, sculpture, installation, or photography, who is predominantly based in the UK, and has a significant national or international standing.
The ideal applicant will have strong networks in the British art world, and preferably also abroad, and have experience of art school teaching, public commissions or residencies. Applicants should be willing to speak for the interests of the community of artists whose work is presented to the public by Tate.
Board members are expected to dedicate approximately two days per month on a voluntary basis to provide expertise, strategic advice and independent thinking.
Closing date: 17.00 on 28 September. Interviews are to take place on 19 November 2010.
- Applicant Briefing Pack (PDF format, 486KB)
- Application form (Rich Text format, 2.67 MB)
The appointments will be made by the Prime Minister, in consultation with the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.
Please read the information provided by Tate and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport which sets out key information relating to the role.
- DCMS Public Appointments Guidance (PDF format, 39KB)
- Charitable Museums and Galleries: A guide to conflicts of interest policies (PDF format, 208KB)
- OCPA Complaints Leaflet (PDF format, 54.5KB)
