Enter the world of art and publishing with LUDVIG RAGE CLUB

We are looking for a curious and art-driven intern to collaborate in the development of our ambitious projects planned for 2026. Prior professional experience is not required, what matters the most to us is a genuine desire to learn, grow and actively engage in the creative processes.

The HONTAS Magazine internship runs for a period of 1 to 3 months and offers a flexible schedule of 10 to 15 hours per week. The position begins as unpaid, with the possibility of transitioning into a paid role after the first period. The project is developed primarily in English, German language skills are not required. We are specially interested in someone with strong creative sensibility that has the ability to think beyond the box and has a deep passion for art and culture.

Eligibility: International

What is LUDVIG RAGE CLUB?

LUDVIG RAGE CLUB is a private member’s club and publisher focused on art, visual culture, design and more. We love to explore new ways of producing, curating and promoting artistic content worldwide. Ludvig Rage Club offers its members unique new books made by international publishers and designers. Its labels all have one thing in common: they are specialists in what they do, confident in what they produce, and strong in who they are.

They are proud + loud. Check us out now!

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Requirements

• Beginner understanding of Adobe Premiere or Final Cut, with basic knowledge of other Adobe Creative Suite applications.
• Basuc skills in color correction, sound correction, and mixing/mastering are a plus.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities and projects simultaneously.
• Effective communication skills and ability to work independently or as part of a team.
• Comfortable working on a Mac.

Benefits

Participants will gain hands-on experience within an independent art and publishing project, developing a deeper understanding of editorial workflows, artistic research, and contemporary visual culture. The internship offers close collaboration with a small creative team, exposure to international artists, and insight into how publications and curatorial projects are conceived, produced, and distributed. Interns will also have the opportunity to build their professional portfolio, expand their network within the art and cultural field, and develop their own critical and creative voice.