With support from the California Arts Council, Dept. of Shiny Objects (DOSO) will hire arts consultant David Mack to expand our strategic and donor relationships. This project includes: (1) a map and analysis of DOSO’s existing relationships (civic, donor, artistic, community-based), (2) identification of new relationships in diverse communities of LA County to cultivate support for DOSO’s mission, (3) position descriptions for key management staff for strategic and fundraising partnerships.
DOSO* creates and produces 2-3 large-scale public art installations and experiences annually in the greater Los Angeles area. All are free and open to the public, and cater to diverse audiences that don’t necessarily frequent traditional art venues. Each installation takes place at a Los Angeles site of historical, temporal, or infrastructural significance—ranging from a recently burned canyon, to a downtown alley, to a working electrical substation. Since its inception a few years ago, DOSO’s public projects have invited thousands of Angelenos to collectively re-imagine the city and its possibilities.
Each of DOSO’s projects engage numerous artists, fabricators, performers, and other skilled Californians. DOSO is a woman-led organization committed to supporting diversity in its core teams, production staff, performing artists, and vendors.
*DOSO (aka The Art Department) is a collective of artists that produces work anonymously. More info at: www.archivesandrecords.info

