Los Angeles

Art Handler

Cadogan Tate Los Angeles Limited has an exciting position available for an Art Handler. The essential duties of this role are to work on and off site delivering / collecting, handling, installing and packing art works. We are looking for skilled Art Handlers and Art Installers, with truck driving experience.

The successful candidate will have the following attributes:
– A minimum of two years’ experience in Art Transportation and Art Logistics
– A knowledge of proper handling of art works using the appropriate materials and methods for packaging, loading and securing for safe transport
– Installation experience of a wide range of art works in different environments
– Familiarity with paperwork; Bills of Lading, Condition Reports, Inventory, Drivers Logs, etc.
– Ability to lift 70lbs
– Experience driving a Box Truck
– Professional appearance and demeanor

This a full time position, working Monday through Friday. The company provides competitive hourly pay and excellent benefits and PTO package. The candidate must be able to provide proof of authorization to work in the U.S.

Collections Assistant

An Affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution and AAM accredited, the Japanese American National Museum (JANM.org) is recognized as one of the nation’s premier cultural museums.  JANM’s permanent collections has over 150,000 objects that chronicle the Japanese American experience in its entirety from early immigration to the present.

The Collections Assistant will advance collections-related work on the new core exhibition as well as assist with other collections-related projects, including, but not limited to: artifact donation offers, research requests, cataloging and rehousing artifacts, collections care, exhibition installations and deinstallations, and loans. Position is temporary with funding through 6/30/2024.

For the new core exhibition: compile and track information on artifacts under consideration for the new core exhibition and share with lead curator and exhibition development team; maintain the artifact checklist for the exhibition and produce object reports as requested by the lead curator and exhibition development team; coordinate digitization of artifacts, artworks, and archival materials under consideration for the new core exhibition.

Minimum 2 years of experience working in a museum or library, preferably working with an artifact or archival collection. Understanding of museum registrarial processes and procedures is a plus. Knowledge of collections management databases, particularly TMS is preferred.

High school diploma required, bachelor’s degree preferred; or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Able to maintain positive relations with a wide variety of internal and external constituents. Internet savvy, MS Office, Google Calendar, Gmail, TMS preferred. Adobe Photoshop skills are ideal.

Visit www.janm.org/jobs for full description. EOE.

Benefits: Medical, Dental, ERISA 403(b), FSA, 17 paid holidays, sick and vacation time, complimentary family level membership, on-site parking, discounts in museum store and at on-site Chado Tea Room. Adjacent to Metro Gold Line’s Little Tokyo/Arts District station.

To apply, submit: Cover Letter, application form and resume with references. For application see janm.org/jobs/apply

Japanese American National Museum
Attn: Human Resources
Re: Collections Assistant
100 N. Central Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012

Email: hr@janm.org
Fax (213) 830-5673

No Phone Calls Please

Media Arts Assistant

Named one of “America’s Cultural Treasures” by the Ford Foundation, the Japanese American National Museum is a Smithsonian affiliate and AAM accredited. Based in Downtown LA’s historic Little Tokyo, JANM’s award-winning Frank H. Watase Media Arts Center (MAC) is committed to promoting thoughtful exploration, understanding and appreciation of America’s pluralistic society through an innovative program of media documentation and preservation, production and presentation.

The Media Arts Assistant is responsible for assisting in the development and production of  media products for MAC. Position is temporary with funding through June 30, 2024

The Media Arts Assistant will assist and support MAC staff at all stages of production, including camera work, editing, coordinating film production, archive management, researching new stories, collecting material for grant proposals and potential media projects. Assists in web-related video production. Prepares clips and uploads content to YouTube, DiscoverNikkei.org, and other social media platforms. Works with other JANM departments to fulfill their web video content needs. Livestreams public programs.

Bachelor’s degree required. Must have at least 3 years film/video experience. Willingness to learn and apply new skills. Flexible hours are a must; some weekend and occasional weeknight hours required. Able to maintain positive relations with a wide variety of internal and external constituents. Knowledge of digital cameras (Sony FS7), camera supports, lighting, audio recording, video file formats and codecs. Experience with Apple computers, both Apple and Adobe software (Final Cut Pro, Premier Effects, Motion, Photoshop, etc).

Visit www.janm.org/jobs for full description. EOE.

Benefits: Medical, Dental, ERISA 403(b), FSA, 17 paid holidays, sick and vacation time, complimentary family level membership, on-site parking, discounts in museum store and at on-site Chado Tea Room. Adjacent to Metro Gold Line’s Little Tokyo/Arts District station.

To apply, submit: Cover Letter, application form and resume with references. Application available on line at janm.org/jobs/apply

Japanese American National Museum
Attn: Human Resources
Re: Media Arts Assistant
100 N. Central Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012

Email: hr@janm.org
Fax (213) 830-5673

No Phone Calls Please

Collections Digitization Specialist

The Japanese American National Museum (JANM.org) is recognized as one of the nation’s premier cultural museums and its permanent collections has over 150,000 objects that chronicle the Japanese American experience in its entirety from early immigration to the present. JANM is a Smithsonian affiliate and AAM accredited.

In support of research and development for a new core exhibition, the National Parks Service Japanese American Confinement Sites-funded collections digitization grant, and ongoing work to document the permanent collection, JANM Collections Management & Access department (CMA) seeks a digitization specialist to advance digitization and make the digital assets and accompanying metadata available in TMS Collections as well as through eMuseum, JANM’s web-publishing platform.  Position is temporary with funding through 6/30/2024.

Minimum 2 years of experience working in a museum or library, preferably working with an artifact or archival collection. High school diploma required, bachelor’s degree preferred; or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Able to maintain positive relations with a wide variety of internal and external constituents. Internet savvy, MS Office, Google Calendar, Gmail, TMS, Adobe Photoshop preferred.

Visit janm.org/jobs for full job description and application form.

Benefits: Medical, Dental, ERISA 403(b), FSA, 17 paid holidays, sick and vacation time, complimentary family level membership, on-site parking, discounts in museum store and at on-site Chado Tea Room. Adjacent to Metro Gold Line’s Little Tokyo/Arts District station.

To apply, submit: Cover Letter, application form and resume with references

Japanese American National Museum
Attn: Human Resources
Re: Collections Digitization Specialist
100 N. Central Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012

Email: hr@janm.org
Fax (213) 830-5673

No Phone Calls Please

Facilities Administrative Assistant

Named one of “America’s Cultural Treasures” by the Ford Foundation, the Japanese American National Museum is a Smithsonian affiliate and AAM accredited.

JANM is based in Downtown LA’s historic Little Tokyo. Its campus includes the Gyo Obata designed Pavilion, the former Nishi Hongwanji Temple built in 1925, and an expansive public plaza. In addition to gallery, office, event, and meeting spaces, JANM has the 200 seat Tateuchi Democracy Forum theatre.

The Facilities Administrative Assistant provides administrative support to the Facilities Department that oversees maintenance, security, information technology, and facility rentals. Duties include phone calls, email, invoices/billing, vendor files, correspondence, supply orders, payment request, keycard, parking permit, building key logs and assisting the Facilities/Security Director with updating maintenance schedules and coordination of museum equipment repairs. On occasion provide lunch break for Visitor Services Associates at admission desk. This position includes occasional weekend, early morning, or evening hours and requires some flexibility on scheduling based upon facilities schedule.

Bachelor’s degree in communications, marketing, humanities or related field preferred.  Minimum of 2 years’ experience working as an administrative assistant or receptionist and handling payments in a museum or office setting. At least 1 year of event planning or marketing and customer service experience is preferred. Ability to work well under pressure to meet deadlines.  Excellent organizational skills with strong proofreading skills and ability to prepare invoices for clients. Professional phone manner is essential. Demonstrate commitment and flexibility at all times in order to ensure high quality service. Familiarity with Little Tokyo Community desired and knowledge of Japanese American history and culture a plus. Experience with MS Office, G Suite preferred; familiarity with ESpace and Altru beneficial. Position funded through 6/30/24. Visit www.janm.org/jobs for full description. EOE.

Benefits: M, D, ERISA 403(b), FSA, 17 holidays, sick, vacation time, on-site parking, discounts in museum store and Chado Tea Room. Metro Gold Line adjacent.

To Apply Submit: Cover Letter, application form and resume. For application, see janm.org/jobs

Japanese American National Museum
Attn: Human Resources
Re: Facilities Administrative Assistant
100 N. Central Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Email: hr@janm.org

No Phone Calls Please

Art Show International’s ALL NEW 2021 Annual Art Contests & Exhibitions WIN $14,500 IN CASH PRIZES!

All visual artists from around the world are encouraged to submit their best artworks relating to the themes for inclusion in the Art Show International’s ALL NEW 2021 Annual Art Competitions and Exhibitions. All types of art styles may be submitted, including both 2D and 3D works, painting, sculpture, digital, printmaking, fiber, photography, graphic, mixed media, as well as experimental and installation works.

Themes The themes for the upcoming art competitions are: SOLO PORTRAIT STILL LIFE FIGURATIVE LANDSCAPE FLOWER ANIMAL ABSTRACT PORTRAIT OPEN Artists are free to apply their own interpretation in representing the overall theme. Both representational and abstract concepts in any media related to these themes will be considered. Additional themes will be announced.

Categories Each theme has the following categories: 1. Painting & Mixed Media 2. Photography & Digital 3. Sculpture & 3D Installation

Deadlines Each theme has a specific deadline, with the first usually in the middle and the second at the end of each month. Please visit our website for additional information on other deadlines.

Awards Cash prizes of up to $14,500 annually will be given out to winners. Each of our art contests has $1,000-$1,700 in prize money. 16 or more artists receive cash prizes in 2 art competitions each month.

Artist of the Year winner of all 2021 Solo Exhibitions receives $1,000 in prize money. The grant money will be unrestricted and may be used in any manner by the recipient artist.

Depending on the number and quality of artworks received for each theme, the following prizes maybe considered: Solo Exhibition 2021 Artist of the Year Award $1,000 First Prize Award (Overall) $150-$500 Merit Prize Award (Painting & Mixed Media) $100-$250 Merit Prize Award (Photography & Digital) $100-$250 Merit Prize Award (Sculpture & 3D Installation) $100-$200 Talent Prize Award $50-$100 Honorable Mention Award $0-$50 Finalist Award All competition winners will receive Award Certificates.

Fees The entry fee is $10 (non-refundable).

The entry fee for Solo Exhibition is $35 flat (non-refundable). An artist statement will be required if selected for the Solo Exhibition, and artists must subscribe to an ELITE or a PRO plan for long term representation by ART SHOW INTERNATIONAL.

For a list of all rules and regulations, please visit our website: http://www.ArtShowInternational.com

Contact If you have any questions or experience issues uploading your images, please contact us at info@ArtShowInternational.com and we will promptly get back to you, usually within 2-6 hours. 

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