House Manager, Hollyhock House
Part-Time (up to 20 hours per week)
Pay Rate: $16.78 per hour (City classification: Gallery Attendant)
Job Description:
Hollyhock House is a historic house museum and Los Angeles’ only UNESCO World Heritage site. It is
operated by the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs. We are seeking house managers to
work as part of the team facilitating the visitors’ experience and tour program.
Key responsibilities:
● Open and close the museum for public and private tours
● Assist visitors, answer questions, and ensure policies are followed
● Operate a POS, sell tickets, check-in visitors and groups
● Assist with volunteer docents and special events
● Conduct tours when necessary
● Maintain a professional appearance and demeanor
Qualifications:
● Personable, punctual, and positive attitude
● Interested in art and/or architecture
● Excellent communication and public-speaking skills
● Prior experience at a cultural institution preferred
● Comfortable multi-tasking and being flexible with day-to-day tasks
● Bilingual is a plus
Requirements:
● Weekend and some night availability
● Basic computer and POS skills
● Customer-service experience
● High school diploma or GED required
● Bachelor’s degree preferred or an equivalent combination of education and experience
● Must be able stand for extended periods; sit for extended periods; climb up and down stairs;
bend, stoop, and lift to move and retrieve materials; pull, push, and lift up to 25 pounds.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform
the essential functions.
In accordance with Los Angeles City Ordinance 187134, candidates must meet the minimum
requirement of being fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or receive an exemption and report their
vaccination status prior to being hired by the hiring City department. The ordinance is available at
https://clkrep.lacity.org/onlinedocs/2021/21-0921_ord_187134_8-24-21.pdf
To Apply:
Please email resume and cover letter to hollyhockhouse@lacity.org by September 18, 2023 with the
subject: House Manager.
Due to the volume of applications that we receive, we are unable to respond to phone calls and
emails regarding the status of applications and the recruiting process.
Multidisciplinary
Arts Associate (Assistant Visitor Services Manager)
Arts Associate (Assistant Visitor Services Manager), Hollyhock House
Part-Time (up to 20 hours per week)
Pay Rate: $27.52 per hour
Hollyhock House is a historic house museum and Los Angeles’ first-and-only UNESCO World Heritage
site. Located at 4800 Hollywood Boulevard in Barnsdall Park, it is operated by the City of Los Angeles
Department of Cultural Affairs.
Job Description:
Reporting to the Arts Manager, the part-time Arts Associate (Assistant Visitor Services Manager) works
closely with the full-time Arts Associate (Visitor Services Manager) to coordinate Hollyhock House’s
visitor services and tour program. The Assistant Visitor Services Manager is a key point of contact for
public program information and management of the volunteer docents and part-time program staff.
This position is responsible for assisting in the development and implementation of procedures and
materials to ensure efficient and effective execution of the site’s public programs.
The Arts Associate’s key responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:
Coordinates general museum reception for the public, special guests, and groups in a cheerful,
efficient manner
Ensures a positive and safe experience for all Hollyhock House visitors, fostering access and
return visits
Serves as front-of-house lead and provides coverage for House Managers/Gallery Attendants
during breaks and as needed
Provides and maintains accurate information about programs and services
Processes admissions and monitors online ticketing data
Communicates program information to visitors and the general public, responding to inquires
quickly and accurately
Assists in managing tour program operations and is attentive to and responds to security and
emergency issues
Assists in recruiting, supervision, and scheduling volunteers and part-time program staff and
coordinating the initial training and continued education for both
Coordinates public programs and special events, including set up/take down as required
Accurately captures data for internal and external program reporting
Assists with administrative tasks as needed: mail pick up and processing, organizing house/tour
supplies, maintaining forms, supply sourcing and ordering, correspondence, and updates to
printed and digital materials
Maintains a clean, professional, front-line work environment
Works effectively as part of a team
Regularly works one weekend day as well as occasional evenings as required to supervise tour
programs and special events
Requirements:
1. A bachelor’s degree from an accredited four-year college or university with a major in Arts
(design, literary, media/communication, performing, and/or visual), Cultural Studies, Literature,
English, Art History, Art Administration, or a closely related field; OR
2. An associate of arts degree from an accredited two-year college with a major in Arts (design,
literary, media/communication, performing, and/or visual), Cultural Studies, Literature, English,
Art History, Art Administration, or a closely related field, including completion of 9 semester
units or 14 quarter units in the fields listed; AND two years of full-time paid experience within
the last ten years in assisting and coordinating a program in an organization responsible for fine
arts, public art, or cultural programs and activities; OR
3. Four years of full-time paid experience within the last ten years in assisting and coordinating a
program in an organization responsible for fine arts, public art, or cultural programs and
activities
In accordance with Los Angeles City Ordinance 187134, candidates must meet the minimum
requirement of being fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or receive an exemption and report their
vaccination status prior to being hired by the hiring City department. The ordinance is available at
https://clkrep.lacity.org/onlinedocs/2021/21-0921_ord_187134_8-24-21.pdf
The ideal candidate has:
At least three years of relevant experience
Experience in the field of cultural tourism
Experience coordinating volunteers
Knowledge of Frank Lloyd Wright is a plus
Good interpersonal skills
Proficient in Microsoft Office, Google Suite, and POS (Point of Sale) platforms
California Driver’s License is required
Schedule:
Regularly works one weekend day. Occasional nights and full weekend (Saturday & Sunday) coverage as
programming requires; possible overtime.
To Apply:
Please email resume and cover letter to hollyhockhouse@lacity.org by September 18, 2023 with the
subject: Assistant Visitor Services Manager.
Final selection will be based on a review of cover letter and resume, as well as an oral interview.
Interviewers may also contact present and former supervisors, as well as review City Personnel files (if
applicable) as part of a candidate’s evaluation.
Director, Creative Sonoma
Creative Sonoma is dedicated to advancing and supporting the creative community of Sonoma County by producing programs and providing services to serve the needs of Sonoma County’s diverse arts sector. Creative Sonoma is a division of the Economic Development Board (EDB) with an advisory board comprised of 7-11 members who meet every other month to discuss strategic advice, outreach, promotional support, and program ideation.
About the Position
Reporting to the Director of the EDB, the Creative Sonoma Director leads the Creative Sonoma division, supervises professional staff, and develops and implements programs that enhance the County’s creative economy positioning it on a national level. Broadly, the Creative Sonoma Director will be responsible for the following five areas:
Program Development and Management
- Translate the mission, vision, and strategic goals into effective programs that advance key initiatives
- Develop program strategy and growth trajectory
- Oversee current programs including professional development and training, grant-making, consulting, convenings, research and reports, public art, arts education, research and development for new programs and services, and other special projects
- Guide Creative Sonoma’s role as a hub for resources and information for the creative community to address emergencies
Fund Development and Fiscal Oversight
- Assist in the preparation and implementation of the annual budget
- Oversee fundraising to augment annual appropriations from the County
- Complete reports and adhere to guidelines and timelines for received grants
- Seek multi-agency and multi-department grant opportunities by identifying and collaborating with partners
- Manage and cultivate relationships with funders
Marketing and Outreach
- Develop relationships with leaders and influencers in the arts, creative, cultural, and entrepreneurial sectors which will provide financial or community visibility
- Actively advocate for the value of artists and creatives as valuable contributors to Sonoma County’s economic andcultural vitality
- Guide development of strategic communication tools such as online, media, etc.
- Develop targeted marketing campaigns including press releases and traditional and social media messaging
- Represent the organization at targeted local arts events
Policy and Advocacy
- Identify opportunities for policy and resource decisions advancing the inclusion, expression, and support of arts throughout the County
- Research and identify models for policy and systems change related to the promotion of the arts
- Cultivate key public and private sector relationships
- Represent Creative Sonoma at community meetings with other policy and advocacy organizations
Board and Staff Development
- Provide support and leadership for the Advisory Board including developing meeting agendas for board and committee meetings, regular communications, candidate solicitation and approval, and clear delineation of roles and responsibilities
- Help to inform and create practices for a strong workplace culture including clear systems of communication andmutual accountability, and opportunities for staff development and growth
- Manage and support a team of varied backgrounds with unique professional and lived experiences
- Assist with staff performance goals and evaluations
Arts Education Program Manager
Program Manager Job Description. August 2023
Please click here to read and download the full job description
Position: Program Manager
Location: Oakland, CA office. up to 50% work from home option.
Job Type: Non-exempt, at will, hourly employee
Compensation: $31 per hour. . ($40,000 – 54,000/year)
Benefits: Monthly wellness stipend, 2 weeks PTO, 6 paid holidays.
Term: Year-round. .60 – 1.0 Full time position.
Hiring Timeline: Hiring immediately. Position open until filled.
For nearly 40 years, Prescott Circus Theatre (PCT) has empowered and engaged Oakland youth through circus and theater arts while inspiring thousands throughout the Bay Area. PCT is committed to providing safe environments for youth to develop the confidence, skills, and talents, to thrive on stage, in school, and in life. We are seeking a passionate and caring leader in arts education to support and grow alongside our youth, artists, and community.
The Program Manager is responsible for facilitating PCT’s school and community based programs and community productions. They provide direct support to teaching artists and additional program staff, coordinate with school partners for space and scheduling, and play a leading role in the production of annual shows and events. The Program Manager collaborates daily with the Executive Artistic Director and Performing Company Manager. The ideal candidate will have prior production and/or management experience in arts education and must have a demonstrated commitment to equity and social justice.
Atlantic Fellows for Equity in Brain Health
Seeking Artists and Creative Professionals: Join Our Global, Interdisciplinary Community of Leaders in Brain Health!
Applications are now being accepted for the 2024-25 Atlantic Fellows for Equity in Brain Health program at the Global Brain Health Institute. This is a 12-month, full-time, paid residential fellowship based at the University of California, San Francisco (USA) or Trinity College Dublin (Ireland).
The Atlantic Fellows for Equity in Brain Health at the Global Brain Health Institute (GBHI) community are engaged in a wide range of artist-led initiatives exploring brain health and dementia. Many of these initiatives combine artistic work and evidence-based research to improve our understanding of the experience of people with dementia and their carers, as well as provide opportunities to amplify narratives, change perceptions and stigma, and generate possibilities for community engagement and systemic transformation.
Arts and creativity are key to enhancing brain health as we age, and artists help us to see the world in new ways and to communicate that vision. GBHI embraces science, art, and creativity to improve our understanding of brain health and dementia, and to lead change in practice, perception, and policy. The fellowship program provides innovative training, networking, and support to emerging leaders focused on improving brain health and reducing the impact of dementia worldwide. Exceptional applicants from diverse backgrounds––including the arts, clinical practice, economics, public health, research, law, policy, technology, and education––who demonstrate strong leadership potential, a commitment to brain health and health care policy, as well as the ability to implement transformative solutions in local communities are encouraged to apply. The Atlantic Fellows for Equity in Brain Health program is an opportunity to elevate your impact and contribution to brain health.
Application deadline: September 25, 2023
Program start: August 2024
Learn more: www.gbhi.org/apply
Questions? Email apply@gbhi.org
Women Artists Making Their Mark 2023. O’Hanlon Center for the Arts Online Gallery Show
Women Artists Making Their Mark 2023
ONLINE GALLERY SHOW
O’Hanlon Center for the Arts
August 22 – October 3, 2023 at ohanloncenter.org
Please submit online through CaFE
Creating a profile on CaFE is free but there is a submission/jury fee for this show. (see below)
O’Hanlon Center invites you to submit work for our Online show:
15th annual Women Artists Making Their Mark: An ONLINE exhibition.
Juried by Donna Seager and Suzanne Gray of Seager Gray Gallery
Online show dates: August 22 to October 3, 2023
Zoom Roundtable August 22 at 4pm Pacific Time
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 15th year we extend our reach around the globe to artists who identify as female and encourage them to submit to this popular ONLINE show.
Works do NOT need to be for Sale.
Works must be created by an artist 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 is exceptional. We promote the artists through social media, print media and through our email outreach. We create a quality printable catalog of the show and the the online shows are archived but accessible after close of show. Visit our Current Exhibits to see examples of other online shows.
O’Hanlon Center for the Arts emphasizes the creative process and the continued pursuit of meaning and authenticity through observation, exploration, and experimentation.
Each artist may submit up to 3 individual pieces of artwork for consideration into 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:
$40 for NON-Members
$30 for O’Hanlon Members – Coupon Code OH30 at check out.
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.
The deadline for Submissions is Sunday, August 13 at 11 pm Pacific Time.
Artists will be notified of results by email by 5 pm Friday August 18.
There will be a zoomed Roundtable art discussion to celebrate the show on Tuesday, August 22 at 4 pm Pacific time open to all. Zoom link will be emailed to selected artists and available on OHCA Website.
Works previously shown at the O’Hanlon Gallery in-house or online are not eligible for consideration.
Open to all artists identifying as female, ages 16 and better.
