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(New) Museum Educator: Hunterdon Art Museum - NJ
The Hunterdon Art Museum in Clinton, New Jersey, is seeking a part-time Museum Educator.  The Museum Educator will interpret the Museum's exhibitions and collection. The Hunterdon Art Museum shows contemporary art in all its forms and has a collection of works on paper.  The Museum Educator will need a range of skills that includes understanding contemporary art and design and speaking comfortably about it and writing clearly about it for all age groups; creating children's hands-on art activities related to the Museum's exhibitions and collection; developing and teaching hands-on workshops; training docents and conducting docent tours, developing relationships with area schools that will result in school visits to the Museum and residencies at the schools (possibly conducting those residencies). The Hunterdon Art Museum is in western New Jersey and is slightly more than one hour from New York City by car. Please send resume and cover letter to Marjorie@hunterdonartmuseum.org. and use Museum Educator as the subject.

(New) Director, Center for the Arts: JCC MetroWest - NJ
JCC MetroWest is looking for a seasoned arts professional to serve as Director, Center for the Arts.  Director has overall responsibility for a $750,000 annual budget and all programming at the 486-seat Maurice Levin Theater.  Ongoing presentations include the New Jersey Jewish Film Festival, professional music, literary and children’s series, an extensive community theater program, art galleries, and an arts school and theater camp.  Ideal candidate will be a detail-oriented people person with a clear artistic vision who is comfortable creating and monitoring budgets, managing a staff of six and working with volunteers.  Experience with fundraising and knowledge of the Jewish community a plus.  JCC MetroWest is a large Jewish Community Center in West Orange, NJ with an $18 million annual budget.  F/T position with some evening and weekend hours.  Please send cover letter and résumé to jlevine@jccmetrowest.org or fax to the attention of Joni Levine at (973) 736-6871.  Competitive salary and benefits.  EOE.  

(New) Executive Director: Northwest Film Forum - WA
Deadline: August 15, 2008. Northwest Film Forum Executive Director Position Opening July 2008 - Search Reopened Northwest Film Forum seeks an Executive Director to pilot the thriving, growing non-profit film organization.  The Executive Director shapes the vision of the organization, oversees operations, spearheads development and fundraising, and acts as the organization’s chief advocate both internally and externally.  Northwest Film Forum is a Seattle-based organization operating innovative and award-winning film exhibition, production, and education programs year-round.  Annually the organization supports over 600 filmmakers, aids in the production of nearly 80 original works, exhibits more than 200 films, and offers more than 60 workshops.  We are seeking a qualified candidate who is deeply passionate about film as art; knowledgeable about and experienced in film production, exhibition, and education; able to articulate and implement the vision of the organization; experienced in non-profit and film arts management; an excellent manager of human resources; and has a proven capacity for strategic planning and fundraising. Salary: $45-52K, DOE. To Apply: Submit a resume and a letter of interest which briefly addresses the following question: (Maximum length of two pages please) What are the most interesting changes and challenges for independent film production and exhibition today? Please send your materials by post or email to the address below. Mail materials to: Executive Search Committee, c/o Northwest Film Forum, 1515 12th Ave, Seattle, WA, 98122; Email materials to: executivesearch@nwfilmforum.org. Northwest Film Forum is an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages candidates of all backgrounds to apply. For further information on Northwest Film Forum, our community, and the position, please see www.nwfilmforum.org. No phone inquiries, please.

(New) Executive Director: Center for Contemporary Art - NM
The Mission of the Center for Contemporary Arts (CCA) is to create, maintain and promote a vibrant regional gathering place for the exploration and presentation of diverse and challenging contemporary art forms and ideas through our interdisciplinary programs: film, media, visual arts, performing arts and educational outreach. Interact with a 25-member Board of Directors, 14 staff members, volunteers and community members of the organization. Multiple events, exhibits and educational classes during the year. Approximate annual budget is $900,000. Responsibilities include: Administrative and Financial Management, Fundraising, Artistic Oversight, Marketing and PR. QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum BA and 5 years experience in non-profit arts management; experience with the greater Santa Fe arts community. SALARY: Commensurate with experience; benefits included. APPLY TO: CCA Resumes, 369 Montezuma Avenue #498, Santa Fe, NM 87501-2626; ccaresume@gmail.com

Assistant Director: Maru Montero Dance Company - DC
Deadline: August 31, 08. Assistant Director (AD) manages the general day-to-day operations of the Maru Montero Dance Company (MMDC). AD leads operational planning process and ensures plan implementation. AD oversees the contractual staff (Cinco Coordinator, administrative/operational support, key volunteers, interns, pro-bono and other contractual services). This individual will work as part of the leadership team on fundraising initiatives which includes some grant and report writing and close coordination with Executive Director and Board of Directors. AD also implements marketing, communications, and acts as primary contact/face of MMDC. Ideal candidates should be bi-lingual in English and Spanish, have proven nonprofit management experience and have a flexible schedule. A background in dance or arts is desirable. All candidates should be able to work at the current MMDC offices (Flashpoint, 916 G Street, NW) for a minimum of 15 hours. MMDC will accommodate a home office for supplemental hours. Cover letter and resume to Jennifer Hinrichs, jjhinrichs@rcn.com; www.marumontero.com. Salary: TBA.

Museum Educator: Hunterdon Art Museum - NJ
The Hunterdon Art Museum in Clinton, New Jersey, is seeking a part-time Museum Educator. The Museum Educator will interpret the Museum's exhibitions and collection. The Hunterdon Art Museum shows contemporary art in all its forms and has a collection of works on paper.  The Museum Educator will need a range of skills that includes understanding contemporary art and design and speaking comfortably about it and writing clearly about it for all age groups; creating children's hands-on art activities related to the Museum's exhibitions and collection; developing and teaching hands-on workshops; training docents and conducting docent tours, developing relationships with area schools that will result in school visits to the Museum and residencies at the schools (possibly conducting those residencies). The Hunterdon Art Museum is in western New Jersey and is slightly more than one hour from New York City by car. Please send resume and cover letter to Marjorie@hunterdonartmuseum.org. and use Museum Educator as the subject.

Costume Design Assistant: Signature Theatre - VA
Deadline: August 21, 08. Duties include, but are not limited to: assisting designer; online historical research and shopping; creation and maintaining show related paperwork; assisting in actor fittings; local shopping and returning; packaging and material shipping; and assisting actor’s dressing during active season as needed. Employment period is Mid-September 2008 through April 2009. The successful candidate should possess high energy, mad organizational and computer skills, good people skills, a pleasant disposition, and a great sense of humor. The successful candidate should possess high energy, mad organizational and computer skills, good people skills, a pleasant disposition, and a great sense of humor. Interested candidates should send cover letter, résumé, and references to Guy Lee Bailey, Costume Studio Manager, Signature Theatre -- baileyg@signature-theatre.org. Salary: DOE. Part time employment.

Executive Director: The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art - MA
The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art is seeking an Executive Director with bold vision to lead it through its next phase of growth as it becomes a highly recognized international art museum. This is an exciting opportunity for an articulate and energetic manager with strategic vision who can develop funding sources and oversee day to day operations of a start up organization. The Executive Director is responsible for financial and personnel management and implementation of a growth-oriented strategic plan. Open to the public in 2002, the Museum currently has a $2.3 million operating budget and 26 fte's. The ideal candidate will have an advanced degree, experience leading a non-profit organization, be an effective and motivational leader. The Carle Museum is the first full-scale museum in this country devoted to national and international picture book art, conceived and built with the aim of celebrating the art we know first. Through the exploration of images that are familiar and beloved, it is the Museum’s goal to provide an enriching, dynamic, and supportive context for the development of literacy and to foster in visitors of all ages and backgrounds the confidence to appreciate and enjoy art of every kind. The Museum - which houses three galleries, a hands-on Art Studio, a Reading Library, an Auditorium, a Café, and a Museum Shop – is located in the vibrant Connecticut River Valley of Western Massachusetts. More information and the full job description can be found at www.picturebookart.org. Email resume, letter of interest, salary requirements, writing sample, and three references with contact information to hr@picturebookart.org. The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, 125 West Bay Road, Amherst, MA 01002

Graphic Design Lecturer: University of New Haven - CT
Graphic Design Lecturer, Fulltime. The Graphic Design program within the Department of Visual and Performing Arts, housed in the College of Arts and Science, seeks an enthusiastic candidate as a Fulltime Lecturer. Candidate will teach lower and upper level graphic and digital design studios utilizing a working knowledge of industry standard software (Illustrator, InDesign Photoshop, Flash, Dreamweaver, etc.)  Both traditional and digital production skills are required. Experience with 3D modeling/animation a plus. Specialization and/or an ability to teach in related areas such as typography, illustration, multimedia, art, etc. Other duties include participation in program development, undergraduate advising and service to the university. Candidates must be committed to teaching and mentoring students by engaging students in experiential education opportunities. Candidates must have a minimum of a Master’s degree (M.F.A., M.A., or M.S.) with at least one degree in graphic design. Preference will be given to candidates who in addition to academic training and professional practice in graphic design have 3-5 years of teaching experience in undergraduate graphic design curricula. Experience with curriculum development and assessment is desirable. PROGRAM: The Graphic Design program includes 40 majors and offers a B.A. degree in Graphic Design, and an A.S. in Graphic Design. Submit cover letter, CV, Statement of Philosophy of graphic design education, CD or 20 labeled slides of current graphic design work and/or student work and three letters of reference to the University of New Haven, Search Committee Chair #08-20, 300 Boston Post Road, West Haven. CT 06516 or via email to hrdept@newhaven.edu. The University of New Haven is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer and a leader in Experiential Education.

Director Position of the Book and Paper Center: Columbia College Chicago - IL
Director Position of Columbia College Chicago Center for Book and Paper Arts (POS 0026). Columbia College Chicago is an urban institution of over 12,000 undergraduate and graduate students, emphasizing arts, media, and communications in a liberal arts setting.  The Center for Book and Paper Arts preserves historical techniques while promoting the creative exploration of the book and paper arts, and their use in the production of contemporary art.  The Book and Paper Center curates and mounts exhibitions nationally, publishes the Journal of Artists’ Books, teaches workshops in the book arts, hosts artist’s residencies, and houses the studio facilities for the college’s Interdisciplinary MFA in Book and Paper. Reporting directly to the Chair of the Department of Interdisciplinary Art, the Director of the Center for Book and Paper Arts is responsible for strategic development, fundraising, grant writing, financial management, overseeing exhibitions, staff supervision, and liaison with the Book and Paper MFA program in the Department of Interdisciplinary Arts.  The Director will also help solidify the center’s national reputation for excellence in the book arts, papermaking, and artists’ books. Qualifications include an advanced degree in arts management, studio or art history, or substantial professional experience, and at least three years experience directing an art center.  Candidates should have extensive fundraising experience, including major grant writing to both private and public agencies as well as fundraising experience with individual donors. A thorough knowledge of the contemporary art world, preferably on a national and international level, is essential.  Also required are demonstrated management and communication skills, as well as curatorial experience.  An understanding of studio practice in the book arts is preferred; experience in a university setting is helpful. Interested candidates should send a hardcopy cover letter, CV, and the names of three references to: Director’s Search c/o Center for Book and Paper Arts, Columbia College Chicago, 600 South Michigan Ave Chicago, IL 60605. Or you can email these documents to bookandpaper@colum.edu. The position starts September 1, 2008.  Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Columbia College Chicago encourages female, GLBT, disabled, international and minority classified individuals to apply for all positions. We offer a competitive salary and an excellent benefits package. No phone calls, please. Website: www.COLUM.edu

Curator of Education and Public Programs: Masur Museum of Art - LA
The Masur Museum of Art welcomes applications for the position of Curator of Education and Public Programs. This position is primarily responsible for the planning and implementation of educational and public programs for children and adults. This includes but is not limited to art classes, lecture series, organizing the volunteer and docent programs, general educational outreach, and marketing and promotional activities. Qualified applicant should be highly organized and possess an understanding of educational programming in contemporary museums. A B.A. or M.A. in one of the following fields is required: studio art, art history, art education, museum studies, or appropriate equivalent degree. Applicant should be able to manage teachers, volunteers, and docents. Grant writing ability is highly desirable. Applicant must also be able to work some evenings and weekends as necessary. The Masur Museum of Art is the largest visual arts museum in northeast Louisiana. Our mission is to support and foster visual arts in our community through quality exhibitions, educational programs, and our permanent collection. Please send resume to Anne Archer Dennington, Director of the Masur Museum of Art at anne.dennington@ci.monroe.la.us or mail to 1400 South Grand Street, Monroe, LA 71202.

 

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