3rd Ward is now accepting cafe proposals

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This space could be yours. We'll work with you on executing your vision. // Rendering by Mason Edge

Are you an experienced, qualified restaurateur with a vision? Then this is an extraordinary opportunity.

3rd Ward is now accepting cafe proposals for our flagship 195 Morgan Avenue location.
You’ll develop, operate and maintain a cafe in our high-traffic space. Tap into our existing community, program your own events, and expand your business with an $85,000 capital improvement budget.

Click here to download the full RFP, which includes the full floorplan, deal structure and Proposal requirements.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Letters of Interest are due July 8th.
Proposals are due July 22th.

Serious inquiries only. No brokers, please. 

New Museum seeks Designer and Production Manager

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The New Museum seeks a Designer and Production Manager to design outstanding New Museum collateral (online and print) for all departments. The Designer and Production Manager will play a key role in showcasing the brand and continue to build upon a system of house templates to provide effective and elegant solutions and see them through the production process for the New Museum’s visual communications. The position reports to the Director of External Affairs.

RESPONSIBILITIES
• Design, deliver final production files and manage printing for New Museum collateral to
include (and not limited to): membership materials, exhibition and institutional brochures, invitations, calendars, NM Paper, marketing and press materials, educational materials, New Museum Store materials, environmental and exhibition signage.
• Design e-newsletters, e-vites, e-blasts and manage email delivery system
• Spec out printed projects and manage process to get best quotes and efficiencies from
printers and vendors.
• Serve as liaison between New Museum printers and fulfillment houses
• Work closely with Senior Marketing Manager to produce and maintain realistic
schedules and timelines for collateral material to be delivered on time and on budget
• Maintain the design approval process and sign-off procedure.
• Develop lo-tech, in-house methods for last-minute and or “no-budget” projects
• Maintain digital library of all printed collateral as original files and pdfs.

QUALIFICATIONS
Minimum 2-3 years of graphic design experience and producing printed collateral and online design solutions, with strong preference for knowledge of the contemporary art world. Candidates who have designed in a contemporary art museum environment will be given preference.
Candidate must have a BA in graphic design or related field; excellent portfolio, a keen eye for typography and outstanding organizational skills; superior time-management and ability to keep projects on deadlines.

SOFTWARE/SKILLS PRINT
inDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, Microsoft Package ONLINE: CSS, HTML, and Javascript

Salary to commensurate with experience.

About the New Museum
Founded in 1977, the New Museum of Contemporary Art is the premier contemporary art museum in New York City and among the most important internationally. The Museum's program of dynamic solo exhibitions and landmark group shows defines key moments in the development of contemporary art, reflects the global nature of art today, and spans a vast array of cultural activities and media. Our purpose is to engage diverse audiences ranging from arts professionals to those less familiar with contemporary art.

Please email your cover letter, CV and a link to portfolio to awachnicki@newmuseum.org.

9/11 Tribute Exhibition Call for Entries - Deadline July 18, 2011

Dr. M. T. Geoffrey Yeh Art Gallery - St. John's University
(Bronx NY)

9/11 Tribute Exhibition
August 31, 2011 - October 26, 2011
Juror: Joel Meyerowitz

Internationally acclaimed photographer, Joel Meyerowitz renowned for his photographs of Ground Zero, published as "Aftermath" in 2005, will jury this national call for submissions by photographers for an exhibition commemorating the Tenth Anniversary of 9/11.

The exhibition will take place at the Dr. M. T. Geoffrey Yeh Art Gallery on St. John's University's Queens campus.

Deadline for submissions: July 18, 2011

This exhibition coincides with the national conference organized to commemorate the Tenth Anniversary of 9/11 on St. John's University's Manhattan campus, 101 Murray Street, from September 16-17, 2011, where Joel Meyerowitz will speak about his work on September 17th, 2011 at 5:30 p.m.

Website: http://www.stjohns.edu/artgallery

LMCC Introduction to Fundraising for Artists Workshop - RSVP REQUIRED

TNT: Training, Networking, and Talks

The Funding Ecosystem

What You Should Know Before You Start Fundraising

Led by Kay Takeda, Director of Grants & Services, LMCC

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This workshop reviews basic information that artists need as they begin to research and apply for grants. The session will review types of funding sources, frequently used terms in fundraising, what happens once your application is submitted, and processes to follow and understand from the initial inquiry through receipt of a grant. The goal of this workshop is to prepare artists to understand and better navigate the range of funding resources available to the field.

The Funding Ecosystem is offered each summer as part of a three-month focus on fundraising technical assistance, intended to help artists and arts professionals to leverage their abilities to prepare successful grant applications. Visit our website to see our full line-up of summer workshops.

Date and Time:

Wednesday, June 29, 2011 || 6:30-8PM

Location:

Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
125 Maiden Lane, 2nd Floor
Between Pearl and Water Streets [ map]

Workshop is free, but space is limited. RSVP is required.


TNT: Training, Networking, and Talks is supported, in part, by New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
in partnership with the City Council. TNT is also supported by the New York State Council on the Arts.

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Getting Started With Behance - A Free Seminar

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June 27, 6-7:30pm, at Noble Desktop, 594 Broadway, Suite 1202, New York, NY
http://www.nobledesktop.com/seminar-getting-started-behance.cfm

With well over 25,000 members in the New York area alone, the Behance Network is the world's leading online portfolio platform for creative professionals across all industries. Members create multi-media portfolios that showcase their work within the Network, as well as throughout partner sites and organizations such as LinkedIn and the AIGA. This three-part seminar will tell you everything you need to know about Behance, including:

– An overview of the Behance Network, and why you need to be a part of it.
– Portfolio presentation options and how to use them.
– How to display the Behance portfolio on your LinkedIn Profile and other networks, including the AIGA Member Gallery.

Here are some of the topics we'll cover:
– How to navigate Behance's extensive gallery options
– How to find and contact the people who create the work you admire
– How to set up your own portfolio
– How to upload your first project and customize the look and feel of it
– How to link to your Facebook and Twitter accounts
– How to display your portfolio on your LinkedIn Profile
– How to display your Behance portfolio as its own website without Behance ads
– How to index the text of your portfolio pieces on Google
– A brief intro to ProSite, Behance's new, powerful site builder

You will come out of this seminar ready to build your online portfolio. Already have a Behance portfolio? This seminar will show you how to get the most out of the network.

Click here to sign up!
http://www.nobledesktop.com/seminar-behance.cfm