Space is limited....Don't wait, apply today!
Become a David Labkovski Project Exhibit Docent!
- Are you in grades 8-12?
- Do you like art?
- Do you like history?
- Do you want to learn more about the Holocaust?
- Do you like story telling?
- Do you want to earn community service hours doing meaningful work?
Exhibit docents for the David Labkovski Project will become part of an international team of people who understand the importance of bearing witness to the history of the Holocaust.
Docents will engage with the art and the historical context of the artwork in order to share information with exhibit visitors in person and online.
Docents will engage with the art and the historical context of the artwork in order to share information with exhibit visitors in person and online.
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This is an opportunity to really make a difference! By becoming an exhibit guide, you will be connecting people to the artwork and Labkovski's message.
Docents will be instrumental in making the exhibit experience impactful for each visitor on-site or through the virtual exhibit. |
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Responsibilities
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As docents, you will be required to attend all virtual training sessions. All sessions will be from 10:00 -11:00 a.m. Pacific Time Dates: October 17 November 14 December 5 January 9 February 13 March 13 |
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Once you have successfully completed the training process, you will be able to lead docent tours and participate in the online audio tour for DLP exhibits.
Docents have the opportunity to collaborate in order to create your own online exhibit! |
Application:
For a printable flyer:
| 2021_docent_flyer.pdf |
The docent training program is made possible through the generous support of our sponsors.
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Barbara and David Abecassis
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