IN BRIEF

The Singapore Art Museum (SAM) is a leading site for contemporary art and futurist thinking in Southeast Asia. While exhibitions remain vital, SAM's commitment to 'thinking in public' extends beyond the gallery, through language, platforms, publishing, and cultural authorship.

The Assistant Director, Interpretation and Publishing leads this effort. The role is responsible for shaping how curatorial research, artist inquiry, acquisitions, and institutional philosophies are expressed beyond the wall text through editorial direction, publishing strategy, digital platforms, and new storytelling formats.

This is not a curatorial role in the traditional sense. Rather, it is a role for someone who understands that contemporary art institutions produce meaning through writing, structure, and public-facing ideas. The Assistant Director produces and manages intelligent, precise, and resonant content that connects the museum's thinking...