Art Education Program Coordinator Position Available - Joan Mitchell

The Joan Mitchell Foundation Art Education Program provides free art education classes for underserved youth through partnerships with community-based organizations in New York City. In order to achieve this goal, the Foundation hires working artists to provide art education opportunities. The Foundation recognizes the value of quality professional development for the Artist-Teachers it employs and, as such, created a position dedicated solely for this purpose.

The Foundation is now seeking a Professional Development Program Coordinator to oversee and implement a comprehensive program of support and education for the Foundation's Artist-Teachers. Support refers to any assistance provided that aids the Artist-Teacher in two key ways: (1) the advancement of her/his career, both as an educator and in their artistic practice and (2) ensures the Artist-Teacher' s ability to implement high-quality and innovative programming for K- 12 students.

The Professional Development Program Coordinator should be innovative in their approach to curriculum development and classroom management, possess a progressive educational philosophy, easily communicate with a multitude of personalities, and have a general understanding of the visual arts field.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• Implementing a program of ongoing education for Artist-Teachers that focuses on both pedagogical theory and artistic career development
• Developing orientations and trainings for Artist-Teachers and community partner staff on the JMF Art Education Program
• Moderating and maintain an online community for the Artist-Teachers
• Overseeing regular program assessment, including classroom observations
• Advising a group of Artist-Teachers, including those new to the classroom
• Creating new program initiatives to further support the Artist-Teachers
• Assisting the Art Education Program team with daily responsibilities and special projects

Ideal candidate should have a background in, and working knowledge of, visual art and education. Experience with after-school and out-of-school programming is preferred. Candidate must possess proficiency in Microsoft Office.

Additional Qualifications:

• Bachelors degree (in related field preferred)
• 2+ years supervisory or managerial experience
• Ability to collaborate and work with a team
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Ability to multi-task and work in a small fast-paced environment
• Ability to meet deadlines, be self –directed and take the initiative
• Sense of Humor

Competitive salary with excellent benefits package. Position available immediately.

Please contact via email with a letter of interest and a current resume by Tuesday October 5th, 2010.
Attention: Travis Laughlin tlaughlin@joanmitch ellfoundation. org

Paid Cultural & Technology Research Internships with Fractured Atlas

CULTURAL & TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH INTERNSHIPS

OVERVIEW:
Fractured Atlas is seeking Fall/Winter interns to help produce
business plans for several of our programs and technology initiatives.
Interns will work in teams and be assigned to a single program or
initiative (e.g. open-source software, cultural asset mapping,
liability insurance, etc.). They will work under the guidance of the
senior staff to craft comprehensive business plans or software
development functional specification documents including financial
projections, marketing strategies, growth targets, and service
portfolio changes.

We’re looking for individuals with a background or interest in the
arts who are prepared to merge for-profit
business acumen with non-profit ideals. Since you will be called upon
to craft a holistic plan, you should be comfortable with, at the very
least: business-level strategy, corporate finance/budgeting, project
management and marketing. These positions will require stellar
interviewing skills, a knack for researching, the ability to make
connections between seemingly unrelated things, and a talent for
breaking complex concepts into easy-to-understand language.

The position also requires a high degree of professionalism and poise,
as interns will be interviewing high-level “movers-and-shakers” in the
cultural and technology sector.

QUALIFICATIONS:
* Bachelors Degree required, Masters Degree work or equivalent
preferred.
* First-hand experience working in any artistic discipline and
technology is strongly preferred.
* The successful candidate will demonstrate the following attributes:
** Self-motivated and able to manage responsibilities independently,
** Creative problem solving skills,
** Excellent verbal and written communication skills,
** A strong attention to detail,
** Well organized,
** High degree of professionalism,
** The ability to truly listen and ask thoughtful questions.
* Proficiency with Word, Excel, and experience with web-based software
required. Previous experience with sophisticated information
technology systems and arts administration is a plus.
* Internships typically last 8-12 weeks; 20 hours per week.

SALARY:
Weekly stipend and school credit available.

TO APPLY:
To be considered for the position, please email the items below in one
PDF-formatted file with your name as the filename to Tim Cynova,
Deputy Director at jobs@fracturedatlas.org. Include “Research
Internship” as the email’s subject line.

1. A cover letter including the following information: your interest
in serving as a research intern with Fractured Atlas, your experience
as it is applicable to this position, and the dates you are available
to work.

2. A résumé no longer than 2 pages outlining your educational and
professional experience.

Incomplete submissions will not be considered nor will submissions
sent via postal mail or fax. No calls please (we mean it). Thank you!

Gallery Assistant Position Available

Prestigious South American Art Gallery seeks full time gallery assistant. Candidate must be reliable, honest, and knowledgeable about Latin-American contemporary art. Must be extremely well organized, computer literate, be able to work independently, have good communication and social skills. Must be fluent in Spanish.

Responsibilities include working with new and existing clients, including correspondence through emails, phone calls, and mailings. In addition to client interaction, responsibilities will include: data entry, inventory control, gallery maintenance, installation of artwork and general art-handling.

Please email a cover letter and resume to info@julian-navarro.com

Rubin Museum of Art seeking Fall Programming Intern

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Programming Internship

 

Rubin Museum of Art Overview:

Rubin Museum of Art (RMA) is home to a comprehensive collection of art from the Himalayas and surrounding regions. Through changing exhibitions and an array of engaging public programs, RMA offers opportunities to explore the artistic legacy of the Himalayan region and to appreciate its place in the context of world cultures. RMA’s collection consists of paintings, sculptures, and textiles. Although works of art range in date over two millennia, most reflect major periods and schools of Himalayan art from the 12th century onward. The exhibitions are organized with particular care to assist viewers who are new to Himalayan art. Wall texts and interpretive panels supply aesthetic, social, and historical perspectives to both scholars and casual viewers. For more information, please visit: www.rmanyc.org

 

Location:

150 West 17th Street (@ 7th Avenue)
New York, NY 10011

           

Intern Benefits:

All internships are unpaid. Academic requirements may be fulfilled by arrangement with the individual college or university. In appreciation of their dedication, interns receive the following benefits:

  • Free admission at museums across the country
  • 10% discount in the Café @ RMA
  • 25% discount on most items in the Shop @ RMA
  • Free admission to most RMA programs when/if available
  • 10% discount on selected RMA programs
  • Invitation to an annual appreciation event

 

Internship Description:

Commitment: Approximately 15-20 hours/week – regular daytime office hours plus some nights and weekends for events – for a minimum of four to six months.

 

Semesters: Summer, Fall, Spring, Full Academic Year

 

Description: Programming is seeking an intern to assist with a variety of departmental needs in its production of performances, concerts, talks and events. The intern will be involved in two distinct areas of work: 1) event production and day to day administration, and 2) research and writing relating to future events. He/she may also have specific projects to spearhead during their time here depending on interests, skill set, and availability.

 

Tasks Include:

-         Assisting with set-up, production, and house management of the museum’s public programs, including concerts, movies, talks and performances.

-         Creating and proofreading marketing materials for events, such as print flyers, e-blasts, website text, PowerPoint displays, etc.

-         Researching ideas for future programs, and obtaining contact and/or biographical information about performers/speakers, writing brochure copy, etc.

 

Skills: Candidate must be highly organized, able to work independently, and have a positive, flexible attitude in a fast-paced environment.  Professionalism and exemplary interpersonal skills are required in a variety of situations, including interactions with the public, artists/speakers, staff, and volunteers.  Experience with or interest in event production or the performing arts is preferred.  Excellent writing skills and the ability to conduct efficient research are both desired.  Proficiency in PowerPoint and Photoshop is highly desired, and proficiency in Excel and Word is necessary.  Must be able to work on PC.

 

How to apply:

Email resume and cover letter (noting your availability, interests, and qualifications) to:

Louise Brooks

Manager, Community Relations and Volunteer Programs

Rubin Museum of Art

volunteersandinterns@rmanyc.org

212 620 5000 x328

 

 

 

Louise Brooks
Manager, Community Relations and Volunteer Programs

Rubin Museum of Art
150 West 17th Street, New York, NY 10011
140 West 17th Street | staff and delivery entrance
212.620.5000 x328 | office
212.675.0105 | fax
lbrooks@rmanyc.org

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www.rmanyc.org | facebook.com/rubinmuseum | twitter.com/rubinmuseum

Job Posting: Marketing Associate, St. Ann's Warehouse

Marketing Associate

The Marketing Associate works directly with the Marketing Director and
interfaces with the entire staff to support all of the marketing and
audience development efforts for the organization.

Duties

   * Assist in the management and implementation of a personalized
email communications system
   * Manage multiple databases including Raiser’s Edge and generate
targeted lists
   * Organize all the press digitally
   * Coordinate distribution of marketing materials
   * Conduct targeted outreach to support group sales efforts
   * Gather copy for and design playbills
   * Work with our Graphic Designer to create signage, front of house
materials, web graphics and other small design projects
   * Manage our Google AdWords account including creating new
campaigns and refining keywords
   * Maintain our social presence including Facebook, Twitter and Foursquare
   * Update and manage website content through a content management
system and some html
   * Support Member cultivation at performances and events


Qualifications

   * 2-3 years training and experience in Marketing or related work
   * Excellent organizational, administrative and computer skills
   * Strong oral and written communications skills, including
experience in copy writing and editing
   * Knowledge of NYC  arts and cultural community
   * Ability to work both independently and as part of a team
   * Ability to manage several tasks simultaneously and to meet
multiple deadlines
   * MS Word, Excel, Adobe Photoshop and InDesign required. Raiser’s
Edge (or comparable database), html, computer programming languages a
plus
   * Sense of humor a plus


To apply, please submit resume and cover letter to Bill Updegraff,
bill@stannswarehouse.org.

This is a full-time, salaried position with comprehensive benefits and
paid vacation. EOE.