Open Forum

Applications are now open for the Travel Grant Fellowships, available to art museum curators internationally to attend the 2018 Association of Art Museum Curators & AAMC Foundation Annual Conference & Meeting in Montréal, May 5-8, 2018. All application materials due by February 5, 2018 at 12pm ET.

AAMC members or curators who are eligible for AAMC membership may apply. Members may only apply for one Fellowship. Descriptions and applications of the Travel Grant Fellowship opportunities are below.

• Travel Grant Fellowships in American Art
  Applications are open to curators who work in American Art pre-1950 at the Associate Curator level and above, and who are directly affiliated with an institution 

• Travel Grant Fellowships for Junior Curators
  Applications are open to junior curators with less than ten years of experience

• Travel Grant Fellowship for Alumni of the Getty's Multicultural Undergraduate Internship Program - Weekend Tours Included
  Applications are open to Alumni of the Getty's Multicultural Undergraduate Internship Program who have entered the curatorial field

• Travel Grant Fellowship for Alumni of the Getty's Multicultural Undergraduate Internship Program - Weekend Tours Not Included
  Applications are open to Alumni of the Getty's Multicultural Undergraduate Internship Program who have entered the curatorial field

• Travel Grant Fellowships Emerging Curators from Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA Exhibitions
  Applications are open to junior curators with ten or fewer years of experience, who worked in a curatorial capacity as part of the Getty's Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA initiative

For additional information, please visit the AAMC Travel Grant page. 

ABOUT THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE & MEETING
The Association of Art Museum Curators (AAMC) & AAMC Foundation hosts an Annual Conference & Meeting, attracting over 400 curators and guests from around the world. It is the only conference of its kind where are curators from every discipline and field meet to discuss important issues facing the profession. The multi-day event includes mentorship opportunities, networking, professional development workshops, panel discussions, receptions, award announcements, receptions at host city cultural institutions, and a full membership meeting.

The Annual Conference & Meeting, open to all members, and invited guests, fosters the profession's cohesiveness by addressing relevant issues, by assisting in professional development, and by promoting dialogue and exchange among curators.