Looking for interns

We like a fresh breeze in the office! We are always looking for people willing to learn and experiment. Our team has always been a mix of creative contributors, freelancers, steady team members and interns.

We check all applications, but select and invite only a few people. 
Be sure to present yourself the best you can.
We only accept school internships, which means the interns are not paid and you should be insured by your school.

Profiles & availability

We expect interns to stay on board for at least 2 full months and be present at the office in Ghent at least 2 days a week.

We accept:

- marketing interns: you will help out with campaigns, produce social content, setup newsletters, ... important: you should have basic knowledge of graphic design

- editorial interns: you will be writing articles, interview artists, assisting our content editor,...

- video and/or photography interns: you will be sent out to attend a lot of our events and capture the audience and artists, you will take photos of artists for interviews or film and edit our online videos

- curatorial interns: you will assist in selecting artists for interviews and videos, you will scout interesting events to add to the agenda

We are looking for:
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- a marketing intern, available from Sept 2025
- an editorial intern, available from Nov 2024
- a video and/or photography intern, available from Dec 2024
- a curatorial intern, available from Nov 2024

Get to know our community

Read our interns' experiences

I gained more confidence as a designer, I experienced a lot of appreciation for my work, and I felt like a real part of the team, not 'just' an intern, for which I am grateful. I l❤️ve DC!

Emma Caers

I felt encouraged to bring diversity and new impressions to the team, something I am passionate about. I have also learned so much from the artists I have interviewed.

Lobna Morsi

A blast to work for! The team is very welcoming and invites you to join their ambitious vision of an even stronger cultural landscape.

Florian Meersman