The Associate Director of Marketing Strategy develops institutional digital/content marketing and digital engagement strategies in support of the institution’s revenue and social impact goals. The position oversees the development and maintenance of Museum’s owned web properties, the OMCA Blog, SEO/SEM strategy, email marketing, and social media strategy. Works closely with the Senior Director of Marketing, Communications, & Visitor Experience to ensure the institution’s digital advertising programs are integrated with activity on its owned platforms. The Associate Director of Marketing Strategy collaborates with key stakeholders from across the institution to plan for and support Museum’s digital programming, digital exhibition, and other major content projects in addition to digital evaluation efforts.
Multidisciplinary
Multiple Mural & Sculpture Projects in the Downtown San Rafael Arts District
Call Description:
The City of San Rafael invites artists and artist teams to apply for multiple mural projects as well as to sculpture opportunities located in the city’s Arts District. Downtown San Rafael has been designated one of 14 California Cultural Arts Districts by the California Arts Council (CAC). The city’s goal is to enhance the aesthetic and vibrancy of its public spaces by incorporating a diverse and engaging body of public art.
The artworks commissioned will:
● Be of high artistic quality in terms of originality of concept and artistic vision
● Work with the location setting, architectural design elements, and be appropriate in scale, media, and context
● Contribute to San Rafael’s appeal as the arts and culture epicenter of Marin County
● Be made with high quality materials that can be maintained over time
Visit Organization Website
Contact Email: info@localeditioncreative.com
Call Overview
Entry Deadline: 7/25/25
Days remaining to deadline: 25
Work Sample Requirements
Images | Minimum: 3, Maximum: 6
Total Samples | Minimum: 3, Maximum: 6
Call Type: Public Art
Eligibility: Regional
State: California
Budget: $5,000 – $30,000
CALL FOR ART: Women Artists Making Their Mark 2025
Women Artists Making Their Mark 2025
ONLINE GALLERY SHOW
Aug 25 – Oct 24, 2025
O’Hanlon Center for the Arts
Co-Juried by Donna Seager and Oshalla Dee Marcus
Art detail by the late Hisako Hibi (1907 – 1991) circa 1967 in the O’Hanlon Center Collection.
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O’Hanlon Center for the Arts invites you to submit work for our Online show:
17th Annual Women Artists Making Their Mark: An ONLINE Exhibition.
Co-Juried by Donna Seager of Donna Seager Fine Arts & Artists’ Books
and Oshalla Dee Marcus, principal or MC Art and Culture.
Deadline to submit on CaFE Monday, August 4, 11 pm pacific time.
Submission Fee is $30 or $25 for OHCA members for up to 3 works.
Artists will be notified by 5pm Tuesday, August 12 of jurors selections.
Online show dates: August 25 – October 24, 2025
Zoom Roundtable with Jurors Tuesday, August 26 at 4 pm Pacific Time
New this year: We have a new co-juror this year and a lower submission fee.
Continuing our annual show devoted to women artists, O’Hanlon Center for the Arts is committed to bringing more gender equity to the world of art. This 17th year we extend our reach around the globe to artists who identify as female and encourage them to submit to this popular ONLINE show.
The art must be created by a person who identifies as female but the work DOES NOT need to reference or allude to images of women or women’s issues. It is certainly OK if they do!
Our curation and presentation of the selected work are exceptional. We promote the artists through social media, print media and email outreach. We create a quality printable catalog of the show and the online shows are archived but accessible after the close of the show. Visit our website to see examples of other online shows:https://www.ohanloncenter.org/exhibits/current/
Both Jurors will be given the same maximum number of works to select. All works independently selected by each juror will be included in the exhibition.
O’Hanlon Center for the Arts emphasizes the creative process and the continued pursuit of meaning and authenticity through observation, exploration, and experimentation.
A portion of the income from submission fees will go to supporting the work of the non-profit MC Arts and Culture in Marin City, CA. Inherent in MCAC’s mission is to support healing of multi-generational trauma by providing safe spaces for Black artists to create, exhibit, teach and connect with other communities. Their vision imagines a world where Black artists heal by creating; and use their talents to uplift families, prosper communities and engage society.
Each artist may submit up to 3 individual pieces of artwork for consideration for this juried show. All media welcome except video. YES photography, fiber, sculpture, digital etc. Diptychs and Triptychs are considered 1 piece of work. Diptychs and Triptychs must be submitted as one image.
Submissions fees to O’Hanlon Center for the Arts: $30 for NON-Members or $25 for O’Hanlon Members – Coupon Codes OH25 at check out for members.
Or join as a NEW member now at the Artist level for $140/1 year and get a free submission. Email the office for a coupon code after you join: office@ohanloncenter.org. NOTE: emails not monitored on weekends.
Work does NOT need to be for sale.
Images
File Type: JPEG or JPG only.
File Dimensions: 1,200 pixels or greater on the longest side.
File Size: Under 5 MB.
Color Profile: sRGB
The deadline for Submissions is Monday Aug 4 by 11pm Pacific Time.
Artists will be notified of results by email by 5 pm Tuesday Aug 12.
There will be a zoomed Roundtable art discussion to celebrate the show on Tuesday, August 25 at 4 pm Pacific time open to all. Both Jurors plan to attend. A zoom link will be emailed to selected artists and available on OHCA Website.
Teaching Artists – All Disciplines
Job Description: Arts Instructors:
All Disciplines. We are currently looking for the following teaching artists:
Storytellers
Musicians
Crafters
Digital Artists
Dancers (hip hop preferred)
Performing Artists
JOB SUMMARY
Do you have a calling to teach a specific art form to adults and/or kids in a variety of settings across North Orange County? We currently have several openings for driven individuals in a number of specific disciplines, who wish to use arts and culture to better their community. Work with one of the most respected nonprofits in the region, using your talents and gifts and alongside our existing group of Master Artists! Candidate’s primary responsibility would be in preparing world class lessons, teaching scintillating arts classes in the beautiful working environment of the Muckenthaler Cultural Center as well as at off-site locations in the region, and enriching the lives of your students. The Muckenthaler is located on 8.5 acres of perfectly landscaped parklands on a hill overlooking Fullerton.
Our Arts Education Outreach program has expanded from serving 1,000 students in 2009 at one site to over 21,000 students at 28 sites in 11 cities currently. Starting as an after school program, it has become multi-faceted reaching the underserved/at-risk children of our region. Our programs include scholarships for afterschool classes/camps; art classes for Crittenton foster care, HIS House Shelter, Skyview School for the homeless children of OC, schools, community centers; free school tours; free senior arts classes; free festivals; and arts programs for community nonprofits. We developed the first STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) programs in Orange County: (physics through animation, plate tectonics/earthquakes through ancient stories, photography and magazine production, among others). We have established an arts education program at varies sites in Orange County where we will provide after school arts programs (STEAM, music recording, dance, visual arts, ceramics, etc.) We provide arts classes in correctional facilities, a refugee school, and a shelter for human trafficking victims.
WORK SCHEDULE- Independent Contractor. Schedule to be determined. Some are based on a minimum of 5 student registrations per class. If the minimum number of student registrations is not met in these cases, the class will be cancelled. The teacher will be paid only if a class meets the minimum number of student registrations, and if the class runs. Many other classes are contracted or grant funded and are not dependent on registration. Classes may be held both on- and off-site.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Duties may include, but are not limited to, the following:
● Prepare and teach VAPA and Common Core Standards-based lessons in a specific medium for students of all ages: children to adults.
● Prepare and teach STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) programs. Training will be provided as necessary for STEAM programs.
● Discuss and demonstrate various artistic techniques of a specified medium.
QUALIFICATIONS
● 2 years minimum experience in teaching arts to children and adults
● Familiarity with the VAPA and Common Core Standards for education
● Experience working with at-risk and underserved youth
● Work well with public and staff – have a commitment to diversity and proven ability to work effectively with persons of diverse backgrounds.
● Be able to work a flexible schedule including evenings and weekends
● Have a current California Drivers license, valid auto insurance
● Be able to effectively manage multiple complex functions and achieve goals and objectives
● Be able to work independently, under pressure and handle multiple projects simultaneously
● Have strong verbal and written communication skills in English
● Ability to work independently and complete assigned tasks within identified timeframes
● Positive attitude, flexibility and problem solving mentality.
● Must have the ability to recruit and retain students in your program.
● Bilingual Korean or Spanish a plus
● Job Offer is contingent on passing a background check.
STIPEND
$25-$60 per hour, DOE
APPLICATION PROCEDURES
Please email your resume and cover letter and direct all questions to:
Janette Pyun, Chief Operations Officer
Muckenthaler Cultural Center
714-738-6595, janette@themuck.org
DISCLAIMER This list of job elements, responsibilities, duties, requirements, or conditions is not exhaustive, but is merely the most accurate list of the current job; and management reserves the right to revise the job description or require that other tasks be performed when the circumstances of the job change (for example, emergencies, changes in personnel, workload, or technical development).
CALL FOR ART DREAMS AND VISIONS
CALL FOR ART
O’Hanlon Gallery Exhibition
July 8 – August 14, 2025
Juried by Toni Littlejohn
Image art by Steve Coleman
DESCRIPTION
Dreams and Visions in art are a familiar motif. Mysterious and otherworldly images can represent our subconscious thoughts, emotions and desires.
Surrealist Artists, and Symbolists, used dreams, free association, and writing to tap into their imagination.
Julie Lageir’s “La Sortie”, Henri Rousseau’s “The Sleeping Gypsy”, Mark Chagall’s “Passage Bleu” depict the surreal nature of images that defy logic and conventional reality. The dream in art is a wandering spirit on the path of the imagination: art that asks us to examine the link between the visible and the invisible.
This exhibit asks you to explore your inner dream state. We encourage your interpretation of this theme.
All mediums welcome. Including video*
* If you do want to submit video, you will need to provide the system for displaying it (monitor no larger than 15”) and earbuds if music is part of the experience. The video will have to automatically run in a loop.
THIS IS AN IN-PERSON /
IN-GALLERY SHOW ONLY
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ENTRY PROCESS
Please hand-deliver (no digital submissions) up to three pieces of work to:
O’Hanlon Center for the Arts • 616 Throckmorton Avenue, Mill Valley CA 94941
You can download and bring two copies of the submission PDF or fill out the form in person when you drop off. Payments will be accepted when artwork is delivered.
ENTRY FEE
$40, or $30 for Artist level OHCA members
for up to three pieces paid at time of drop off
via check, cash or credit card.
DATES
HAND DELIVERY Entry Dates:
Fri, June 27, 11 am to 4 pm
Sat, June 28, 10 am to 1 pm
(please note shorter hours on Saturday)
Artists notified of Jury results:
Tue, July 1 by 5 pm
Pick up times for non selected work:
Wed July 2 from 10:30 to 2:30
Sat, July 5, 11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Mon, July 7 10:30 am to 2:30 pm
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Artist Roundtable Discussion and Reception
Saturday, July 12, 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
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Pick up unsold works
Fri, August 15, 11 am to 4 pm
Sat, August 16, 10 am to 1pm
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DOWNLOAD SUBMISSION ENTRY FORM PDF
Contemporary, exploratory, and/or experimental entries encouraged.
Please note Entry Dates/Times carefully. Late delivery of artwork is not allowed.
By submitting artwork to be considered for any Exhibition, Artist understands and agrees to GALLERY POLICIES.
Art & Science
CALL TO ARTISTS Art & Science July 12 – August 1, 2025
You may submit up to three pieces of art to this exhibition if you’re a San Diego resident or a member of the EAP, art must be your original work. Creative expression collides with systematic observation of the natural world.
Both use creativity and imagination, combine the subjectivisms of art and the objectivism of science.
see more info – https://escondidoarts.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Art-Science-Prospectus-2025.pdf
RECEIVING DATES Fri., June 20, 11am-4pm Sat., June 21, 11am-2pm
for consideration by the juror for the art exhibition.
Please bring up to 3 artworks and the registration form
to the Escondido Arts Partnership.
OPENING RECEPTION July 12, 4-6PM Awards presentation at 5:30Artist list will be posted under Jury Results on website- https://escondidoarts.org/jury-results/
JUROR: Brett Stalbaum is a Teaching Professor of Visual Arts at the University of California, San Diego where he lectures on the history and practices of computer artists, art and technology, and teaches production courses in physical electronics, supercomputing and data visualization in the Interdisciplinary Computing in the Arts Major, founder of UCSD’s Speculative Design Major and is among the founders of the Electronic Disturbance Theater (versions 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0) dating back to the 1990s, where his best known and most exhibited work has included software for the Zapatista Tactical Floodnet project (the first cyber civil disobedience virtual sit in tool), and the Transborder Immigrant Tool cell phone App. A serial collaborator, work has been all kinds of places from the Whitney to forgotten in the desert. He has past worked in artists collectives including the Brazil/USA Walkingtools.net laboratory, C5 Corporation and paintersflat.net. He lives in California’s Anza Borrego Desert State Park and hoards electronic components in his studio at UCSD.
