The Canadian Art Editorial Mentorship is an 11-week, full-time residency in the Canadian Art office, located in downtown Toronto (however, geographical work guidelines have changed for 2021; see below for details). Offered on a quarterly basis, the Canadian Art Editorial Mentorship is a contract position available to applicants who meet the following criteria: current student (summer session only) or recent undergraduate, graduate or other post-secondary student,* or an applicant with equivalent experience, with an interest in developing expertise in the realm of professional art-magazine publishing. Experience will be gained in writing, editing, proofreading, layout, image research and digital initiatives.

Every year, Artsy is lucky to bring on dozens of interns across our company. Selected from hundreds of candidates from around the world, our interns undergo a competitive application process. We’ve put together a three-part guide of essential tips and tactics to submitting a successful internship application, for Artsy or any other company. Part II: https://www.artsy.net/article/gray-holubar-how-to-get-an-internship-at-artsy-part-ii ; Part III: https://www.artsy.net/article/gray-holubar-how-to-get-an-internship-at-artsy-part-iii

Useful article to get a general overview on the art market.

If your art school education only takes place in the studio and the lecture hall, you’re missing out. Internships and mentorships can really add to your experience in the classroom. Interns complement their studies with real world experience, while mentees improve their knowledge by working one-on-one with a more established artist. Dawn Whitworth, manager of research and industry at Emily Carr University of Art + Design, offers the following info and advice on taking advantage of these opportunities.