Redux Contemporary Art Center (REDUX) is a nonprofit organization committed to fostering creativity and the cultivation of contemporary art through diverse exhibitions, affordable studio space for visual artists, meaningful education and outreach programs, and a multidisciplinary approach to the dialogue between artists and their audiences.
REDUX offers free year round art exhibitions, artist and curator lecture series, and film screenings, while educating art patrons of all ages through art classes and workshops, community outreach, and internship opportunities.
REDUX is instrumental in presenting new artists to our community through our artist-in-residency program, and our many artist and music performances. In addition, Redux remains a bustling center for contemporary art with 38 private artist studios, and the only community printmaking and darkroom facilities in the Lowcountry.
Meet the Redux Team
Mia Loia, Education Assistant
Kylie Beall, Digital Media Coordinator
Duane Leepson, Morale Boosting Manager
Photos by Nickie Stone
Board of Directors
Francis Ervin, Board President
Christopher Morgan, Vice President
Jonathan Oakman, Board Secretary
David Couey, Board Treasurer
Julia Deckman, Board Studio Artist Representative
We achieve so much because we work in collaboration! Dedicated interns and volunteers are an integral part of Redux’s ability to bring contemporary art programming to the public. Volunteer and internship hours can be used for college credit. If you are interested, please consider the following opportunities.
Redux is consistently looking for volunteers to assist with events and programs at Redux ranging from outreach efforts, special events, and offsite programming. If you are interested in being put on the Redux Volunteer list, please email info@reduxstudios.org.
Redux Contemporary Art Center is seeking interns looking to gain in-depth work experience with a dynamic non-profit arts organization. Internships at Redux provide the unique opportunity to gain a much deeper understanding of the day-to-day happenings of a non-profit arts organization. As an intern at Redux, you will have the opportunity assist with many facets of the organization including exhibition installation, class preparation, event facilitation, and much more. Redux internships are scheduled on the academic calendar (Fall, Spring, Summer semesters).
Responsibilities include:
- Assisting with space maintenance and installation prep
- Greeting and engaging with gallery visitors
- Updating and managing databases
- Assisting with record keeping
- Formatting and tracking press items
- Providing assistance at exhibition openings and events
- Website and social media updating
- Assisting Redux’s Executive Director, Operations Director, and Education and Outreach Coordinator with additional administrative duties
Requirements:
- Studio Art, Art History, Arts Administration or Arts Management degrees preferred
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office required
- Strong communication skills
- Keen attention to detail
- Strong organizational skills
- Positive attitude
- Passion for contemporary art and the emerging art world
To inquire about internship positions, email info@reduxstudios.org.
Make a Donation
Your tax-deductible gift to Redux’s nonprofit programs will be wisely invested to make an imprint on our region. Thank you for your consideration of this request and for your continued interest in advancing our community’s creative voice.