Assistant Editor Antiques and The Arts Weekly

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bee publishingNewtown (CT)
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Benefits: Health insurance Paid time off Dental insurance
About the Role: Antiques and The Arts Weekly, a leading weekly publication in the world of antiques, is seeking a detail-oriented Assistant Editor to work in-house with superior writing and editing skills with knowledge of art and antiques. A qualified candidate will participate in all aspects of producing weekly print and online editions. Photography skills, prior museum, auction house and/or gallery experience are a plus. Some weekend duties and travel are required.
Responsibilities: Engage with industry contacts, dealers, and auction houses to write reviews on their sales Assist in the editing, proofreading, and fact-checking of articles covering antiques, fine art, and collectibles Coordinate with writers, contributors, and photographers to meet publication deadlines Research and develop story ideas related to auctions, art markets, and antique trends Manage editorial calendars and assist with layout and production workflows
Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Journalism, English, Art History, or a related field 1–3 years of editorial, writing, or publishing experience preferred Strong knowledge of or passion for antiques, fine art, or decorative arts Excellent writing, editing, and proofreading skills with keen attention to detail Ability to manage multiple deadlines in a fast-paced weekly publication environment Proficiency in content management systems and Microsoft Office Suite Strong communication and organizational skills with a collaborative mindset
About Us: Antiques and The Arts Weekly has been a cornerstone of the antiques, auctions and fine arts community for over six decades. Collectors, dealers, and enthusiasts across the country rely on our publication for trusted coverage of auctions, shows, exhibitions, and market trends. Our team is driven by a genuine love for art and history, making Antiques and The Arts Weekly a uniquely rewarding place to grow your editorial career.

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