Ruinart Junior Art & Culture Project Intern

About Ruinart

Maison Ruinart is a historic Champagne house renowned for its refined cuvées and longstanding engagement with the arts. As part of the LVMH Wines & Spirits portfolio, Ruinart combines artisanal viticulture and luxury hospitality with cultural patronage and contemporary-art collaborations, offering an environment where heritage and creative expression intersect.

Role & Responsibilities

• Support the International Art & Culture Directorate in the end-to-end coordination of artistic collaborations, including logistical organisation of artist residencies and stays.
• Maintain relationships with artists and external cultural partners; act as a liaison with internal teams (marketing, events, digital, commercial, hospitality) to ensure seamless project delivery.
• Coordinate operational needs for visibility at art fairs, galleries, foundations and museums (bottle orders, service tools, onsite support).
• Prepare and update presentations profiling artists and artistic projects for internal circulation and decision-making.
• Draft reports and syntheses for senior committees (Brand Committee, France Committee, Executive Committee, Steering Committee, Brand Board).
• Produce written content about the Maison’s artistic initiatives and maintain the VIP database and the database of the art collection.
• Provide day-to-day operational support: stock management, mailing and seasonal greetings, and assist with budget follow-up in coordination with the assistant.

Qualifications

• Fluent French (spoken and written) and excellent command of English (reading, writing, speaking) – both mandatory.
• Enrolled in or recently graduated from a business school, communications programme, cultural management or equivalent.
• Proven knowledge of contemporary art and familiarity with the contemporary-art ecosystem (galleries, fairs, foundations, museums).
• Strong written skills and ability to produce clear copy for internal and external audiences.
• Highly organised, proactive, autonomous, with strong teamwork and interpersonal skills; ability to operate between Paris and Reims.

Skills

Experience

Beginner / entry-level. Suitable for students or recent graduates with prior internships or academic projects in arts, cultural programmes, communications or events preferred but not mandatory.

Education

Current student or recent graduate from a business school, communications programme, cultural management or equivalent.

Workplace

Culture

Ruinart operates at the intersection of luxury craftsmanship and contemporary culture, privileging aesthetic excellence and creative partnerships. The Maison fosters a collaborative, international environment rooted in heritage, where interdisciplinary teamwork between Paris and Reims supports high‑quality artistic programming.

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