Contemporary Art Room Gallery is proud to announce their 1st “Green” Online Art Competition for the month of November 2022. This is an international competition and artists from around the world are welcome to submit their work. You are welcome to submit any style or subject matter as long as the theme color “Green” is prominent. All visual art mediums are acceptable (painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, digital, prints, fiber art, collage or installation art) except sound and video art. First place will be on the poster of the show. All winning artists will receive a digital award certificate. $15 for 2 images, $28 for 4, and $40 for up to 6 images. Deadline: November 24, 2022.
Part Time
Co-Director
Bridge Live Arts (B.L.A.) seeks a passionate, energetic Co-Director with an Operations and Development focus to join our team. The ideal candidate is someone with leadership experience, a passion for working at the intersection of the arts and social justice, and a dedication to furthering cultural and racial equity in the Bay Area and nationwide. This is an exciting opportunity to move into co-leadership in an organization that is re-imagining equity-driven models in the arts.
The new Co-Director will co-lead the organization in partnership with the Director of Arts Leadership, with support and collaboration from the Community Engagement Manager and Marketing and Development Coordinator. The new Co-Director will partner with the entire staff and Board to further the organization’s mission to create and support equity-driven live art that centers artists as agents of change. This role will have a special focus on supporting the organization’s operations and fundraising.
The Co-Director position is a part-time employee position. Schedule is flexible and remote, with occasional in person events. Hours are flexible and range from 50-70 hours/month. Pay: $36/hour. Applicants must be based in the Bay Area. Two year commitment required.
We especially encourage people of color, queer, trans, and gender non-conforming people to apply. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis with priority given to applications received by December 1, 2022.
Visitor Experience Representative
Visitor Experience Representative: Part-time, Non-Exempt
JOB SUMMARY:
The Visitor Experience Representative is an essential member of the ICA San Diego team. This person supports ICA San Diego’s mission by providing visitors a welcoming and informative experience. As the interface between the visitor and ICA’s exhibitions and programs, the Visitor Experience Representative will enhance the visitor experience by inspiring guests to engage and connect with the exhibitions and each other in new and meaningful ways. The Visitor Experience Representative reports to the Visitor Experience Manager.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
- Create friendly, welcoming, and informative experiences for visitors
- Greet guests, callers, and vendors and provide them with current information about ICA San Diego exhibitions and programs
- Direct visitor, callers, and vendors to appropriate staff members/departments
- Collect and input department data to prepare reports related to visitor attendance and event attendance
- Promote programming, volunteer opportunities, and events
- Assist in the sales of memberships, education classes, and facility rentals
- Collaborate with ICA San Diego’s Engagement Guides and Education Department in coordinating and hosting tours and group visits
- Periodically clean the front desk and other high touch areas in the galleries to ensure a safe, hygienic guest experience
- Keep informed about the exhibitions on view and upcoming programs
- Accept and record sales, donations, and membership revenue
- Follow open and close procedures for each location
- Office admin work including printing signs and gallery guides from office computers
- Check voice messages/emails and direct them to appropriate departments
- Assist with check-in during special events, programs, facility rentals, and other museum events
REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND EXPERIENCE:
- Excellent customer service and communication skills
- Familiarity with POS software/systems
- Capable of speaking in front of large and small groups of visitors
- Demonstrated ability to engage effectively with culturally diverse audiences
- Must be able to use policies and procedures to exercise decisiveness in stressful situations
- Ability to resolve or escalate visitor complaints and/or problems
- Must be able to multitask and function as part of a team
- Ability to adapt and be flexible to support other departments as needed
- Must be able to work on evenings, weekends, and some holidays
- Ability to lift up to 50 pounds
DESIRED QUALIFICATIONS:
- Degree in art history or studio art
- 1-2 years Customer service experience
- Experience with CRM software such as Salesforce
- Bilingual fluency, Spanish
- Experience working in a museum, art gallery, nonprofit, or other cultural setting
COMPENSATION
Position type: Part-time, 24 hours per week with opportunities for additional hours as needed, non-exempt. Hourly rate is $17. A typical shift is 6-8 hours, Thursday through Sunday, with some weekday and evenings as needed. Benefits include ten paid holidays in a calendar year, staff appreciation days, discounts at select Balboa Park restaurants and shops, and free admission to member museums
APPLY
Please submit a resume and cover letter addressing how you meet the above qualifications – in .PDF format – via email to jobs@icasandiego.org.
INCLUSION
ICA San Diego strives to demonstrate leadership by modeling excellence and best practices for inclusion, diversity, equity and accessibility. We believe in the power of human creativity and value the opportunities for connection and learning that exist when cultures and communities come together in collaboration and understanding.
We commit to championing policies and practices that value diversity, foster cultural equity and create an accessible and inclusive environment. ICA San Diego does not discriminate based on race/ethnicity, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, socioeconomic status, geography, citizenship status or religion. We recognize our strengths lie in the broad range of people who contribute their time and talents to our mission and are dedicated to creating a safe, inclusive place for them to.
Youth Teaching Artist, Richmond Art Center
Richmond Art Center is looking for a Teaching Artist for our Youth Programs. The Youth Teaching Artist (YTA) collaborates with the Education Department team to develop curriculum and unique offerings, such as classes, workshops or programs. The YTA is an integral part of RAC’s staff and is entrusted with the support and care of our young community members. The ideal candidate must speak, read and write fluently in Spanish or Mandarin. This position is as a casual employee, 3-15 hrs a week, $35 per hour.
Position: Teaching Artist, Youth Programs
Classification: Casual Employee, Non-exempt
Schedule: 3-15 hrs Monday – Thursday & Saturday
Pay Rate: $35 hourly, No benefits
Supervisor: Education Manager
About Richmond Art Center
Richmond Art Center (RAC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization founded in 1936 by artist/educator Hazel Salmi. RAC moved into its current 25,000 sq. ft. facility as part of the City of Richmond’s Civic Center Plaza in 1951. RAC’s purpose is to provide a pathway for lifelong arts learning for people of all ages. While drawing visitors, artists and students from throughout the greater Bay Area, Richmond is the community we seek to serve. Our programs encompass art classes, exhibitions and events at our facility, as well as off-site activities that bring free, high-quality art making experiences to folks with limited access to arts education.
About the Arts Education Program
Our arts education programs offer art classes to adults, youth, kids and families; on-site in our seven studios, and off-site in local schools and community spaces. This includes serving Richmond Youth through a variety of programs and partnerships.
Youth Serving Programs we offer:
After School Program– An 8-12 week program focused around a short-term
project or curriculum goal outside the classroom after the school day.
Residency Program– An 8-12 week program focused on in depth thematic or media exploration as a component of a school-wide project or curriculum goal.
Day Program –An 8-12 week program focused around a short-term project or curriculum goal inside the classroom during the school day.
Art Tours Program- A 3hr field trip experience focused on developing youth engagement with artists, artwork and communities represented in RAC’s exhibition galleries.
Summer Camp- A 6 week in depth program, ages 6-12, focused on the enrichment of youth artmaking experiences and exposures.
Artist Exchange-A 2-4 week summer intensive facilitated by a Youth Mentorship focused Teaching Artists for youth 12-17 as an in depth exploration of the artists process, media exploration and experience.
Portfolio Development-A 4-6 week mentorship program for youth 14-24 interested in developing their practice or preparing to apply to arts education programs as youth artists.
Teaching Art – Professional Development Program- A 1-3 Day program intensive for youth serving educators to integrate and expand art within their curriculum.
Description
Richmond Art Center’s (RAC) Youth Teaching Artists (YTA) directly report to the Education Manager and support select Youth Education Programs – Online, On-site, and Off-site. YTA collaborates with the needs of the Education Dept. to develop curriculum and unique offerings as RAC classes, workshops or programs. The YTA is seen as an extension of RAC and is entrusted with the support and care of our community members as a whole. Our goals for all of our Teaching Artists are to support the Mission, Vision and Values of the Richmond Art Center and lead enriched, dynamic, and inspiring visual arts programs for our vibrant and culturally diverse communities of Richmond, and beyond. Teaching Artists further our commitment to our communities when they lead, support and inspire each community member and all communities to explore their creativity through the engagement and experience of our programs, activities, workshops and classes.
Responsibilities are as follow, but are not limited to:
Develop proposals with the intention to engage youth in unique and enriched visual arts media and techniques
Collaborate with RAC Education Staff to support RAC Education Dept. Programs, Partnerships and Community stakeholders
Develop written lesson plans as curriculum outline in alignment with RAC Education Dept. standards, including materials list and AV support needs
Collect and coordinate materials, resources and supplies for assigned programs
Create a safe space to lead RAC Education Youth Programs with and for all community members and stakeholders
Reflect and assess program progress and impact in alignment with RAC Education Dept. standards.
Requirements & Qualifications
The ideal Youth Teaching Artists must demonstrate that they meet the following requirements:
Demonstrate in-depth knowledge, expertise, and passion for visual arts education and enrichment programs.
Min 2 years experience teaching or mentoring youth ages 5-24
Min 1 year experience teaching in-school programs for youth TK to 12th grade
Must Speak Read and Write fluently in Spanish or Mandarin
Availability during school hours with advance notice and flexibility in scheduling
Have reliable and consistent means of communication and transportation.
Submit to a federal-level background check via live scan fingerprinting.
Ability to routinely lift, push, pull, or carry art supplies, equipment weighing up to 40 lbs. Must also bend, twist, reach, stand, and/or sit for long periods of time.
Builds in capacity to collaborate, problem-solve, be imaginative, and innovative with other Staff, Teaching Artists, Studio Monitors, Students, Volunteers, and visitors to meet program goals and needs.
Share values with RAC and support community with a safe, inclusive, supportive, and creative environment to learn and grow
Additionally, we ask the ideal Youth Teaching Artist to have the following qualifications and skills:
Demonstrates that their practice has a community focus or lens centering our vibrant and diverse communities like or of Richmond.
Demonstrates strong organizational skills and attention to detail, with proven ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities, plan ahead, anticipate and articulate program needs, and be able to work independently while being communicative with RAC staff.
Is adaptable and flexible to sudden changes in workflow, able to smoothly strike a balance with class management and prioritizing the students’ needs.
Share the desire to grow with RAC youth programs as our partnerships and opportunities grow.
Compensation
We do our best to offer competitive wages for our Teaching
All Teaching Time for Classes will be paid an hourly rate of $35 an hour
Teaching Preparation Time will be paid at 2 hours per class meeting, we may adjust this number up depending on the intensity and frequency of the program
Any Meetings, Training, or Onboarding time requested by RAC will be paid at $35/hr.
Perks after one year teaching with RAC include:
NARM Level membership with RAC
1 free RAC class a quarter for you to use or gift
Table pricing discount for our annual Holiday Arts Festival
RAC funds Teaching Artist Professional Development
Schedule
Schedule can fluctuate depending on the program needs of the Richmond Art Center and our partners. Youth programs are typically held Monday through Thursday 10am to 6pm with some Saturdays from 10am-3pm.
To Apply
Interested candidates should send a cover letter and their resume with the subject line “TA Youth Programs Application” to: education@richmondartcenter.org.
Richmond Art Center is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
Youth Teaching Artist, Richmond Art Center
Richmond Art Center is looking for a Teaching Artist for our Youth Programs. The Youth Teaching Artist (YTA) collaborates with the Education Department team to develop curriculum and unique offerings, such as classes, workshops or programs. The YTA is an integral part of RAC’s staff and is entrusted with the support and care of our young community members. The ideal candidate must speak, read and write fluently in Spanish or Mandarin. This position is as a casual employee, 3-15 hrs a week, $35 per hour.
Position: Teaching Artist, Youth Programs
Classification: Casual Employee, Non-exempt
Schedule: 3-15 hrs Monday – Thursday & Saturday
Pay Rate: $35 hourly, No benefits
Supervisor: Education Manager
About Richmond Art Center
Richmond Art Center (RAC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization founded in 1936 by artist/educator Hazel Salmi. RAC moved into its current 25,000 sq. ft. facility as part of the City of Richmond’s Civic Center Plaza in 1951. RAC’s purpose is to provide a pathway for lifelong arts learning for people of all ages. While drawing visitors, artists and students from throughout the greater Bay Area, Richmond is the community we seek to serve. Our programs encompass art classes, exhibitions and events at our facility, as well as off-site activities that bring free, high-quality art making experiences to folks with limited access to arts education.
About the Arts Education Program
Our arts education programs offer art classes to adults, youth, kids and families; on-site in our seven studios, and off-site in local schools and community spaces. This includes serving Richmond Youth through a variety of programs and partnerships.
Youth Serving Programs we offer:
After School Program– An 8-12 week program focused around a short-term
project or curriculum goal outside the classroom after the school day.
Residency Program– An 8-12 week program focused on in depth thematic or media exploration as a component of a school-wide project or curriculum goal.
Day Program –An 8-12 week program focused around a short-term project or curriculum goal inside the classroom during the school day.
Art Tours Program- A 3hr field trip experience focused on developing youth engagement with artists, artwork and communities represented in RAC’s exhibition galleries.
Summer Camp- A 6 week in depth program, ages 6-12, focused on the enrichment of youth artmaking experiences and exposures.
Artist Exchange-A 2-4 week summer intensive facilitated by a Youth Mentorship focused Teaching Artists for youth 12-17 as an in depth exploration of the artists process, media exploration and experience.
Portfolio Development-A 4-6 week mentorship program for youth 14-24 interested in developing their practice or preparing to apply to arts education programs as youth artists.
Teaching Art – Professional Development Program- A 1-3 Day program intensive for youth serving educators to integrate and expand art within their curriculum.
Description
Richmond Art Center’s (RAC) Youth Teaching Artists (YTA) directly report to the Education Manager and support select Youth Education Programs – Online, On-site, and Off-site. YTA collaborates with the needs of the Education Dept. to develop curriculum and unique offerings as RAC classes, workshops or programs. The YTA is seen as an extension of RAC and is entrusted with the support and care of our community members as a whole. Our goals for all of our Teaching Artists are to support the Mission, Vision and Values of the Richmond Art Center and lead enriched, dynamic, and inspiring visual arts programs for our vibrant and culturally diverse communities of Richmond, and beyond. Teaching Artists further our commitment to our communities when they lead, support and inspire each community member and all communities to explore their creativity through the engagement and experience of our programs, activities, workshops and classes.
Responsibilities are as follow, but are not limited to:
Develop proposals with the intention to engage youth in unique and enriched visual arts media and techniques
Collaborate with RAC Education Staff to support RAC Education Dept. Programs, Partnerships and Community stakeholders
Develop written lesson plans as curriculum outline in alignment with RAC Education Dept. standards, including materials list and AV support needs
Collect and coordinate materials, resources and supplies for assigned programs
Create a safe space to lead RAC Education Youth Programs with and for all community members and stakeholders
Reflect and assess program progress and impact in alignment with RAC Education Dept. standards.
Requirements & Qualifications
The ideal Youth Teaching Artists must demonstrate that they meet the following requirements:
Demonstrate in-depth knowledge, expertise, and passion for visual arts education and enrichment programs.
Min 2 years experience teaching or mentoring youth ages 5-24
Min 1 year experience teaching in-school programs for youth TK to 12th grade
Must Speak Read and Write fluently in Spanish or Mandarin
Availability during school hours with advance notice and flexibility in scheduling
Have reliable and consistent means of communication and transportation.
Submit to a federal-level background check via live scan fingerprinting.
Ability to routinely lift, push, pull, or carry art supplies, equipment weighing up to 40 lbs. Must also bend, twist, reach, stand, and/or sit for long periods of time.
Builds in capacity to collaborate, problem-solve, be imaginative, and innovative with other Staff, Teaching Artists, Studio Monitors, Students, Volunteers, and visitors to meet program goals and needs.
Share values with RAC and support community with a safe, inclusive, supportive, and creative environment to learn and grow
Additionally, we ask the ideal Youth Teaching Artist to have the following qualifications and skills:
Demonstrates that their practice has a community focus or lens centering our vibrant and diverse communities like or of Richmond.
Demonstrates strong organizational skills and attention to detail, with proven ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities, plan ahead, anticipate and articulate program needs, and be able to work independently while being communicative with RAC staff.
Is adaptable and flexible to sudden changes in workflow, able to smoothly strike a balance with class management and prioritizing the students’ needs.
Share the desire to grow with RAC youth programs as our partnerships and opportunities grow.
Compensation
We do our best to offer competitive wages for our Teaching
All Teaching Time for Classes will be paid an hourly rate of $35 an hour
Teaching Preparation Time will be paid at 2 hours per class meeting, we may adjust this number up depending on the intensity and frequency of the program
Any Meetings, Training, or Onboarding time requested by RAC will be paid at $35/hr.
Perks after one year teaching with RAC include:
NARM Level membership with RAC
1 free RAC class a quarter for you to use or gift
Table pricing discount for our annual Holiday Arts Festival
RAC funds Teaching Artist Professional Development
Schedule
Schedule can fluctuate depending on the program needs of the Richmond Art Center and our partners. Youth programs are typically held Monday through Thursday 10am to 6pm with some Saturdays from 10am-3pm.
To Apply
Interested candidates should send a cover letter and their resume with the subject line “TA Youth Programs Application” to: education@richmondartcenter.org.
Richmond Art Center is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
Youth Teaching Artist, Richmond Art Center
Richmond Art Center is looking for a Teaching Artist for our Youth Programs. The Youth Teaching Artist (YTA) collaborates with the Education Department team to develop curriculum and unique offerings, such as classes, workshops or programs. The YTA is an integral part of RAC’s staff and is entrusted with the support and care of our young community members. The ideal candidate must speak, read and write fluently in Spanish or Mandarin. This position is as a casual employee, 3-15 hrs a week, $35 per hour.
Position: Teaching Artist, Youth Programs
Classification: Casual Employee, Non-exempt
Schedule: 3-15 hrs Monday – Thursday & Saturday
Pay Rate: $35 hourly, No benefits
Supervisor: Education Manager
About Richmond Art Center
Richmond Art Center (RAC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization founded in 1936 by artist/educator Hazel Salmi. RAC moved into its current 25,000 sq. ft. facility as part of the City of Richmond’s Civic Center Plaza in 1951. RAC’s purpose is to provide a pathway for lifelong arts learning for people of all ages. While drawing visitors, artists and students from throughout the greater Bay Area, Richmond is the community we seek to serve. Our programs encompass art classes, exhibitions and events at our facility, as well as off-site activities that bring free, high-quality art making experiences to folks with limited access to arts education.
About the Arts Education Program
Our arts education programs offer art classes to adults, youth, kids and families; on-site in our seven studios, and off-site in local schools and community spaces. This includes serving Richmond Youth through a variety of programs and partnerships.
Youth Serving Programs we offer:
After School Program– An 8-12 week program focused around a short-term
project or curriculum goal outside the classroom after the school day.
Residency Program– An 8-12 week program focused on in depth thematic or media exploration as a component of a school-wide project or curriculum goal.
Day Program –An 8-12 week program focused around a short-term project or curriculum goal inside the classroom during the school day.
Art Tours Program- A 3hr field trip experience focused on developing youth engagement with artists, artwork and communities represented in RAC’s exhibition galleries.
Summer Camp- A 6 week in depth program, ages 6-12, focused on the enrichment of youth artmaking experiences and exposures.
Artist Exchange-A 2-4 week summer intensive facilitated by a Youth Mentorship focused Teaching Artists for youth 12-17 as an in depth exploration of the artists process, media exploration and experience.
Portfolio Development-A 4-6 week mentorship program for youth 14-24 interested in developing their practice or preparing to apply to arts education programs as youth artists.
Teaching Art – Professional Development Program- A 1-3 Day program intensive for youth serving educators to integrate and expand art within their curriculum.
Description
Richmond Art Center’s (RAC) Youth Teaching Artists (YTA) directly report to the Education Manager and support select Youth Education Programs – Online, On-site, and Off-site. YTA collaborates with the needs of the Education Dept. to develop curriculum and unique offerings as RAC classes, workshops or programs. The YTA is seen as an extension of RAC and is entrusted with the support and care of our community members as a whole. Our goals for all of our Teaching Artists are to support the Mission, Vision and Values of the Richmond Art Center and lead enriched, dynamic, and inspiring visual arts programs for our vibrant and culturally diverse communities of Richmond, and beyond. Teaching Artists further our commitment to our communities when they lead, support and inspire each community member and all communities to explore their creativity through the engagement and experience of our programs, activities, workshops and classes.
Responsibilities are as follow, but are not limited to:
Develop proposals with the intention to engage youth in unique and enriched visual arts media and techniques
Collaborate with RAC Education Staff to support RAC Education Dept. Programs, Partnerships and Community stakeholders
Develop written lesson plans as curriculum outline in alignment with RAC Education Dept. standards, including materials list and AV support needs
Collect and coordinate materials, resources and supplies for assigned programs
Create a safe space to lead RAC Education Youth Programs with and for all community members and stakeholders
Reflect and assess program progress and impact in alignment with RAC Education Dept. standards.
Requirements & Qualifications
The ideal Youth Teaching Artists must demonstrate that they meet the following requirements:
Demonstrate in-depth knowledge, expertise, and passion for visual arts education and enrichment programs.
Min 2 years experience teaching or mentoring youth ages 5-24
Min 1 year experience teaching in-school programs for youth TK to 12th grade
Must Speak Read and Write fluently in Spanish or Mandarin
Availability during school hours with advance notice and flexibility in scheduling
Have reliable and consistent means of communication and transportation.
Submit to a federal-level background check via live scan fingerprinting.
Ability to routinely lift, push, pull, or carry art supplies, equipment weighing up to 40 lbs. Must also bend, twist, reach, stand, and/or sit for long periods of time.
Builds in capacity to collaborate, problem-solve, be imaginative, and innovative with other Staff, Teaching Artists, Studio Monitors, Students, Volunteers, and visitors to meet program goals and needs.
Share values with RAC and support community with a safe, inclusive, supportive, and creative environment to learn and grow
Additionally, we ask the ideal Youth Teaching Artist to have the following qualifications and skills:
Demonstrates that their practice has a community focus or lens centering our vibrant and diverse communities like or of Richmond.
Demonstrates strong organizational skills and attention to detail, with proven ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities, plan ahead, anticipate and articulate program needs, and be able to work independently while being communicative with RAC staff.
Is adaptable and flexible to sudden changes in workflow, able to smoothly strike a balance with class management and prioritizing the students’ needs.
Share the desire to grow with RAC youth programs as our partnerships and opportunities grow.
Compensation
We do our best to offer competitive wages for our Teaching
All Teaching Time for Classes will be paid an hourly rate of $35 an hour
Teaching Preparation Time will be paid at 2 hours per class meeting, we may adjust this number up depending on the intensity and frequency of the program
Any Meetings, Training, or Onboarding time requested by RAC will be paid at $35/hr.
Perks after one year teaching with RAC include:
NARM Level membership with RAC
1 free RAC class a quarter for you to use or gift
Table pricing discount for our annual Holiday Arts Festival
RAC funds Teaching Artist Professional Development
Schedule
Schedule can fluctuate depending on the program needs of the Richmond Art Center and our partners. Youth programs are typically held Monday through Thursday 10am to 6pm with some Saturdays from 10am-3pm.
To Apply
Interested candidates should send a cover letter and their resume with the subject line “TA Youth Programs Application” to: education@richmondartcenter.org.
Richmond Art Center is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
