Grey Cube Gallery proudly presents the second Colors online art contest for the month of April. Contest is open to all artists worldwide over 18 years of age. The gallery invites all artists and photographers from around the world to share their artistic vision using a concetration of one color or a multitude of colors. A variety of interpretations of Colors theme can be submitted (representative, abstract, conceptional). All visual art mediums (except video and sound) are allowed. The Best of Show winning artwork will be displayed as the poster of the show. All winning artists (Merit Award & Honorable Mention) will receive a digital award certificate. $16 for 2 images. You may enter more than once. Deadline: April 22, 2021.
Multidisciplinary
Communications Coordinator
Communications Coordinator
Part-time, non-exempt
McEvoy Arts is seeking an inquisitive and creative communications coordinator to support an active communications office. Reporting to the communications manager, the successful candidate works independently and collaboratively to develop and execute multi-channel digital marketing campaigns (social media, email, website), coordinate and support the website and publications, press/media relations, asset management, and provide general departmental support as needed. The top candidate has a passion for storytelling, exceptional communication and organizational skills, and is eager to develop their marketing best practices to broadcast the organization’s mission, vision, and value.
Responsibilities
Social Media and Marketing
– Craft creative, engaging, and branded content for social media channels. Maintain social media channels’ updates, mentions, and inboxes. Provide data driven reports on campaigns.
– Support the production of bi-weekly e-newsletters and private invitations to special events.
– Organize “tool kits” and distribution lists for grassroots outreach to community organizations and leaders.
– Support the production of campaign briefs and marketing reports.
Website and Publications
– Using approved content and assets, prepare and post exhibition, event, and news webpages.
– Provide strong copyediting and design oversight on all published materials including gallery signage, publications, posters, newsletters, invitations, and press releases. Produce clear and effective inhouse graphics for signage, slide shows, reports, and other presentational documents.
Media Relations
– Manage the collation, production, distribution and archiving of digital press kits to approved media lists.
– Respond to media requests for information as available.
– Write, distribute, and archive content for calendar listings, Radio PSAs, and other media portals.
Assets
– Collect, organize, size, label, and archive visual, video, audio, print, and other valued assets.
– Coordinate and collect image use-rights and permissions with third-party copyright holders for publication.
General
– Collect research on artworks and artists to build robust database on projects
– Ensure brand integrity and style standards across all platforms.
– Help maintain departmental operations manuals and guidebooks.
– Support department needs as they arise.
– Attend events as needed. (Limited during pandemic).
Qualifications
– B.S. or B.A. degree with a concentration in art history, communications, design, or related field with 1-3 years of related experience.
– Working knowledge of social media and communications best practices in a cultural or visual art setting.
– Highly organized and capable of managing multiple projects at once.
– Excellent written and oral communications, and strong stakeholder engagement skills.
– Knowledge and appreciation of contemporary art, its institutions, and practices.
– Competency in Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Microsoft Office Suite, Google Drive, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, and/or social media management platforms.
Schedule & Wage: This is a part-time, non-exempt position at 30 hours/week, with the possibility of expanding. Wage commensurate with experience. Excellent employee benefits include medical, dental, and vision insurance.
Application: Please submit your resume, cover letter, and a writing sample to opportunities@mcevoyarts.org. Please include “Communications Coordinator” in the subject header. We are accepting applications through April 30, 2021. Position open until filled. No calls please.
Criminal Background Check: Due to the sensitivity and requirements of our positions, you should expect to undergo and be cleared of an employment background/criminal check, if extended an offer for employment. You may also be asked to provide proof of educational degree(s), licenses or credentials pertinent to the position.
Equal Employment Opportunities: McEvoy Arts is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive reconsideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status.
International Art Competition Portrait
Art Room Gallery is proud to announce their 3rd “Portrait” Online Art Competition for the month of April. This is an international competition and we invite artists and photographers from around the world to submit their best artworks related to the Portrait theme. A portrait may be a single person, a group, or self-portrait. A variety of interpretations of the Portrait theme can be submitted. All visual art mediums are acceptable (painting, photography, drawing, sculpture, digital, prints, fiber art, collage or installation art) except sound and video art. All winning artists will receive a digital award certificate. First, second and third place will be largely displayed with an article about the artist and their work. Winning artwork (First place) will be on the poster of the show. $15 for 2 images of artwork. Deadline: April 15, 2021.
Exhibitions and Public Programs Manager
POSITION AVAILABLE
Exhibitions and Public Programs Manager
McEvoy Foundation for the Arts
Organization
McEvoy Foundation for the Arts presents exhibitions, conversations, screenings, and public programs that engage and amplify the themes within the McEvoy Family Collection.
Position
Reporting to the executive director, the exhibitions and public programs manager is responsible for organizing and implementing McEvoy Arts full artistic program. This program invites talented independent artists, curators, writers, filmmakers and other creative professionals to develop highly inventive and engaging exhibitions, lectures, film screenings, performances, and readings, and conversations that respond to the works in the McEvoy Family Collection.
The position manages all aspects of this program including identifying and procuring promising project proposals for review and selection by McEvoy Arts’s leadership, cultivating programmatic and audience-driven partnerships and envisioning new programmatic models, and working with curators and artists to organize impactful exhibitions and public programs that will engage and delight an expanding audience base.
The exhibition and public programs manager is a lead member of a small, but highly collaborative and productive management team. She/he/they guides and co-leads a support staff, technical support, external vendors, and other production team members.
Responsibilities
– Organizes and implements a robust schedule of exhibitions and public programs for broad and diverse audiences with an understanding of and commitment to MFA’s vision.
– With guest curators and artists, staff, vendors, partners, and manager of the McEvoy Family Collection, provides or obtains all administrative and production needs including invitations and bookings, loans and loan agreements, contracts and permissions, exhibition inventories and checklists, insurance and security, condition reports, installation and de-installation, equipment rentals, service and supply purchases, documentation and archive management, and shipping logistics.
– In consultation with staff and guest curators, organizes and authors well researched, coherent, and compelling writing for interpretative materials for public release such as event, artwork, and exhibition descriptions, labels, gallery guides, and check lists.
– Develops and oversees advance schedule, budgets, short and long-term plans, and evaluations of the artistic program.
– Organizes and presents materials for artistic program review meetings to select exhibitions and public programs.
– Trains gallery staff on exhibition maintenance, safety, and art work care.
– Assumes responsibility for the safety, storage, and transit of objects on display while on loan.
– Cultivates partnerships with institutions and individuals that increase access to and participation in the artistic program.
– Represents MFA through the media and public interviews and in conversations with numerous creative communities, partner organizations, peers, and funders.
Qualifications
– Bachelor degree in art history, museum, theater or performance studies required. Masters or other advanced degree preferred.
– 3 to 5 years of professional experience in a non-profit modern and/or contemporary art museum or gallery.
– Experience producing and managing high-impact artistic programs within budget and on schedule.
– A commitment to public service and the engagement of a variety of social, economic, and cultural perspectives.
– Proven writing, presentation, public speaking, and interpersonal communication skills.
– Active participation in local, national, and international arts activities and programs.
– Experience guiding, training, and supervising part-time support staff, volunteers, and procuring outside vendors.
– Ability to lead by example including lifting light-weight equipment or setting up and breaking down events.
– Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Power Point), database, and design software.
– Multi-lingual skills a plus.
– Familiarity with AV recording and presenting equipment and software.
– Additional skills and experience to lead people and muster necessary resources to execute highly professional productions in a variety of creative media.
Salary
Commensurate with experience and qualifications. Excellent employee benefits include insurance for medical, dental, and vision services; retirement plan, and paid vacation, holidays and sick time.
Application
To apply, please submit your resume and cover letter to jobs@mcevoyarts.org. Please include “Exhibitions and Public Programs Manager” in the subject header. Applications accepted through April 15, 2021. Position open until filled.
Criminal Background Check
Due to the sensitivity and requirements of our positions, you should expect to undergo and be cleared of an employment background/criminal check, if extended an offer for employment. You may also be asked to provide proof of educational degree(s), licenses or credentials pertinent to the position.
Equal Employment Opportunities
McEvoy Foundation for the Arts is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive reconsideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status.
Creative Media Content Director
Creative Media Content Director
Reports directly to the Artistic Director
MUSE/IQUE proudly announces the availability of a full-time Creative Media Content Director position. We are seeking a highly skilled, self-motivated creative manager with a dedication to curating unique digital music experiences. The Creative Media Content Director will be an integral member of both the Artistic team and the MUSE/IQUE team as whole within the organization’s day to day and long term operations. This will be a remote position until the MUSE/IQUE offices re-open and all staff return to working on-site.
General Description of Duties:
- Creates media content designed to deepen the musicological experience for audiences, to provide greater insight and access into live performances, and to expand the educational and community engagement reach of the organization.
- Supervises the creation, planning, and production of original performance and artist interview videos that augment mission impact and that serve to build a greater community of curious listeners.
- Supervises the filming and editing process for live events and works with the entire team on plans to digitally share segments of performances or whole events on a range of platforms to widen the audience for our work and to entice new people to attend the live experience.
- Collaborates with the Education team to produce digital content to support curriculum programs and to expand their reach.
- Works with the Artistic and Communications teams to produce written content (printed and online) that captures the curatorial essence of MUSE/IQUE process and that educates audiences in an engaging way.
- Supervises media resources, including camerawork and film crews, video editors, sound mixers, production assistants, etc.
- Oversees the budget creation and tracking for all digital programs.
- All other duties as assigned based on immediate needs of MUSE/IQUE.
*This position will require availability some nights and weekends for MUSE/IQUE’S live music events*
Desired Qualifications and Skills
- Master’s degree in the field or equivalent experience
- Experience in digital media curation
- Personnel management experience
- Budget management experience
- Creative leadership skills
- Collaborative team building
- Outstanding verbal and written communication
- Ability to foster collaborations with top level artists and community partners
- Highly knowledgeable about local and national arts and culture landscape
To submit your application, please email BOTH a resume and cover letter to employment@muse-ique.com with “Creative Media Content Director” as the subject line. Any application missing either document will not be considered.
Live Events Director
Live Events Director
Reports directly to the Artistic Director
MUSE/IQUE proudly announces the availability of a full-time Live Events Director position. We are seeking a highly skilled, self-motivated creative manager with a dedication to curating unique live music experiences. The Live Events Director will be an integral member of both the Artistic team and the MUSE/IQUE team as whole within the organization’s day to day and long term operations. This will be a remote position until the MUSE/IQUE offices re-open and all staff return to working on-site.
General Description of Duties:
- Creative planning and production management of energetic, welcoming, and finely curated live performing arts events that promote the collective imagination and empathic connections in our communities.
- Works under the direction of the Artistic Director and in collaboration with the Artistic team to create experiences of deep relevance, thematic importance, and musicological richness in keeping with the organization’s mission to engage all audiences with the life changing power of live music.
- Collaborates with the Education and Community Engagement team to establish and manager venue partnerships in culturally representative locations and agencies throughout the region. This aspect of the position reflects the fact that MUSE/IQUE maintains no central concert hall but rather takes performances directly into the cityscape to promote access and relevance.
- Plays a lead role in repertoire and content development (in collaboration with curatorial research team) and supervises music prep needs including arrangements, orchestrations, library management, etc.
- Supervises engagement and relationship management with Artists, including contracts, high level correspondence, communicating artistic intent of projects, and facilitating Artist interaction with Artistic Director.
- Supervises technical production team including stage, sound, and lighting vendors, stage management, production crews, internal production staff, and volunteers.
- Leads planning and budget process for live events in collaboration with Operations Management team.
- All other duties as assigned based on immediate needs of MUSE/IQUE.
*This position will require availability some nights and weekends for MUSE/IQUE’S live music events*
Desired Qualifications and Skills
- Master’s degree in the field or equivalent experience
- Event production experience
- Personnel management experience
- Budget management experience
- Creative leadership skills
- Collaborative team building
- Outstanding verbal and written communication
- Ability to foster collaborations with top level artists and community partners
- Highly knowledgeable about local and national arts and culture landscape
To submit your application, please email BOTH a resume and cover letter to employment@muse-ique.com with “Live Events Director” as the subject line. Any application missing either document will not be considered.
