Location: New Delhi and Mumbai
Reporting to: Manager Exhibitions
Nature Morte Manifesto: We expect prospective employees to abide by the NM Manifesto of
Integrity, Accountability and Transparency. These are our non-negotiables and serves as a prerequisite for a successful career at Nature Morte.
Integrity: Our true north. We value honesty, dedication, and a consistent commitment to our core values.
Accountability: We act consistently across situations and people. Nothing is not my work and we go above and beyond to ensure quality and impact
Transparency: We communicate transparently, especially when stakes are high and act consistently across situations and people
Position Summary
The Art Liaison serves as the critical bridge between the gallery and its artists, ensuring seamless communication, thoughtful coordination, and end-to-end execution of exhibitions and special projects. The role demands robust relationship management with represented artists, meticulous attention to operational details, and a deep commitment to showcasing artistic intent across platforms.



This position is both strategic and hands-on—requiring the ability to manage multiple stakeholders, support curatorial and sales teams, and uphold Nature Morte’s values of integrity, accountability, and transparency in every interaction.
Key Responsibilities
1. Artist Relations & Support
● Conduct regular monthly check-ins/correspondence/communication with represented and associated artists to ensure ongoing support and satisfaction.
● Track and document museum exhibitions, residencies, and publications involving NM artists for social media, press, newsletters and archives.
● Assist artists in all stages of exhibition and publication development.
2. Exhibition Coordination
● Lead the end-to-end execution of exhibitions, including:
o Checklists, timelines, schedules, and artwork inventories.
o Press releases, curatorial texts, sales decks, social media materials, vinyl texts, and photography.
o Installatio

📌 Artist Liaison (India)
🏢 Nature Morte
📍 India