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Gallery Assistant

artsforla on August 12, 2024

Karma Gallery is seeking a full-time Gallery Assistant for immediate hire for our Los Angeles location. This position is the first point of contact for our visitors and clients, and will contribute to the overall day-to-day running of our LA gallery, overseeing vendors and supplies, and working across multiple departments to ensure smooth operations of our openings and events. Our ideal candidate is a self-starter who thrives in an intimate collaborative environment, is a creative problem solver and has enthusiasm for contemporary art and our artist roster.

The schedule for this full-time, non-exempt position is Monday through Friday during the summer months, with additional hours for openings, art fairs, and events.

Key Responsibilities
– Open and close the gallery, maintain an orderly front desk, work areas, and viewing rooms
– Oversee and order gallery and office supplies, liaise with gallery vendors.
– Welcome & greet visitors and clients, answer phone and email inquiries, directing messages to appropriate contacts.
– Process bookstore sales, manage and update bookstore inventory.
– Update gallery calendars with events, artist and staff information, send daily schedule email
– Oversee gallery interns, track and distribute projects.
– Provide on-site support for public programs, events and gallery openings; Book venues, send invitations, and order supplies.
– Assist with fact sheets, database maintenance, previews and sales support for gallery directors, sending information as needed.
– Support sales directors with expenses, booking travel and accommodations.
– Schedule viewings, update calendars, and coordinate with art handlers and the gallery team. – Highlight viewings and provide client walkthroughs when needed.
– Be available for additional hours during openings, events and art fairs.

Qualifications & Requirements
– Prior experience working in a gallery, art institution or creative client-service environment.
– Bachelor’s degree in Art History, English, Arts – Administration or related field is helpful.
– Ability to communicate clearly and concisely, both verbally and in writing.
– Comfortable efficiently communicating via email, phone and text.
– Experience handling confidential information with integrity and discretion
– Have an interest in the art market and are looking to grow professionally.
– Enjoy working in a collaborative environment as well as independently.
– Comfortable and confident interacting with all kinds of audiences.
– Fluency with Google suite, Indesign and – – Photoshop programs
– A Plus: You are familiar with our artists and have visited our galleries.

Salary: $50,000 – $55,000

Benefits: 
– Health, Dental and Vision insurance
– FSA/DCA accounts
– Commuter benefits
– Paid Parental Leave
– Paid Time Off & Paid Holidays
– 401(k) with a company match
– Manager reviews and feedback

Education requirements: Bachelor’s degree

Deadline to apply: August 24, 2024

Documents required to apply: Resume, cover letter

How to apply: Email your resume and cover letter as a single PDF to hiring@karmakarma.org, noting Gallery Assistant LA in the subject line. “We understand qualifications aren’t everything. If you see yourself thriving in this role, even if your background is unconventional, we encourage you to apply!”

EEO Statement
Karma is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to equal employment opportunities regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity or Veteran status.

Preparator

artsforla on August 10, 2024

Perrotin is a global gallery with a wide array of artists and practices. We are looking for a Preparator to join our Los Angeles team full-time.

The Preparator will work hand in hand with the Registrar and Senior Directors to schedule and execute large-scale exhibitions and multiple projects simultaneously throughout the year. The role involves a specialized and technical scope of responsibilities related to the proper care and conservation of artworks, and the de/installation, lighting, and maintenance of exhibitions. Relevant duties include storage and inventory management, and basic registration tasks. The role is also responsible for facilities maintenance and providing operational support to the gallery’s activities and events.

The candidate will have several years of experience in the preparation and exhibition of art in a gallery or museum setting. Ability to independently exercise sound judgment and to problem-solve are vital to the role; as is a professional knowledge of techniques, materials, standards and protocols related to the handling, display, storage and transportation of a wide range of media.

The successful candidate will be creative and thoughtful in order to present the best solutions for the team and project at hand; a strong team-player who demonstrates versatility in technical and operational skills and knowledge to meet a variety of needs for the gallery’s operations; a highly detail-oriented multitasker with excellent communication and organizational skills.

Responsibilities:

· Art preparation

– Install, maintain, and deinstall artworks and associated materials/objects for exhibitions, showrooms, fairs, private viewings, photo shoots, and various offsite projects.

– Work with artists and artist liaisons and in collaboration with the Registrar to develop a sound understanding of display and handling requirements by project, and to implement those requirements.

– Use appropriate materials, tools, equipment, machinery, and methods to handle, display, pack, transport, and store artworks.

– Proper unpacking of artworks for condition reporting and installation.

– Proper packing of artworks for storage and outgoing shipments.

– Collaborate with the Registrar to conduct condition reports and diagnose conservation/restoration needs for artworks.

– Collaborate with the Registrar and relevant roles to manage receipt and release of artworks.
Responsible for local deliveries and pickups where required.

– Recruit and supervise onsite freelance art handlers and technicians as needed.

– Research, source for, and rent/procure equipment and machinery as needed.

– Ensure the safe and controlled installation, display, and deinstallation of artworks.

– Ensure the safety of people and property/facilities throughout installation, exhibition, and de-installation by establishing protocols and maintaining an understanding of Cal/OSHA policies and procedures.

Technical and fabrication

– Responsible for lighting exhibitions and showrooms, and maintaining a sound understanding of the gallery’s specific lighting system.

– Work with artists and artist liaisons to implement and manage special display and conservation requirements as needed for various types of projects.

– Oversee fabrication of display/installation materials (frames, pedestals, vitrines, temporary partitions, posters, decals, marquee lettering etc.)
Research and source for appropriate materials, tools, devices, equipment, machinery, vendors, conservators and restoration specialists.

– Manage audiovisual and relevant requirements for talks and events.

– Update the gallery’s technical documentation kit containing floorplans, 3D models and specifications.

· Storage and inventory management

– Work with the Senior Directors, Registrar, and relevant roles to plan and organize onsite and offsite storage of artworks, associated objects, merchandise, assets, and supplies in cost-efficient and sustainable ways.

– Collaborate with the Registrar and relevant roles to ensure proper labeling, organization, handling and recording.

– Maintain clean and organized storage conditions.

· Facilities maintenance

– Monitor and manage the condition and cleanliness of the property and facilities including the exhibition and back-of-house spaces and property exterior; develop and implement routine maintenance plans including proper temperature and humidity levels, and weather preparedness.

– Arrange and oversee regular servicing to ensure orderly maintenance; manage various vendors including contractors, pest control, cleaning, fire safety, security and IT.

– Monitor and manage supplies of tools and equipment.

· Operations

– Work with the Senior Directors, Registrar and relevant roles to plan timelines, workflows, budgets, resource allocation, and procurements for the gallery’s programs, fairs, activities and operations.

– Serve as a resource for operations-related questions and problems as they arise on a daily basis; offer informed recommendations and solutions.

– File and organize relevant contracts, invoices, payment requests, and receipts.

Requirements:

· Required

– Minimum three (3) years of experience working in a production and/or installation role at a contemporary art gallery, auction house, museum, or fine art shipping company.

– Knowledge of various artwork media and fabrication materials and methods, as well as familiarity with best practices in art handling and moving, de/installation, un/packing, un/crating and storage procedures.

– Hands-on experience using heavy installation equipment (scissor lifts, forklifts, gantries, large-scale rigging equipment).

– Proven skills in painting or decorative finishes, light carpentry and general construction.
Knowledge of principles and techniques of art gallery lighting.

– Knowledge of basic audiovisual equipment, including the set-up and care of video projectors and sound systems.

– Proficiency with Google Suite (Gmail, Calendar, Sheets), Microsoft Office and inventory management programs.

– Physical ability to lift up to 75 pounds, to work at elevated heights, and to stand, bend, kneel, and squat for extended periods of time, with or without accommodation preferred.

– Strong hand-eye coordination, spatial awareness and reasoning skills, large and small motor skills, and sensitivity to and understanding of materials.

– Valid California driver’s license and access to reliable transportation.

· Preferred

– Minimum five (5) years of professional experience as a preparator and/or art handler, installation technician.

– Knowledge of loss prevention techniques including earthquake mitigation.

– Basic knowledge of art fairs and some experience of related logistics.

– 3D architecture software (SketchUp) and Adobe (Acrobat, InDesign, Photoshop).

This is a full-time position. The working hours for this position are Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:30 pm. Additional hours of work will be occasionally required.

Salary: The pay scale is $75,000–90,000 annually. Salary is commensurate with experience.

Benefits: Benefits for full-time employees, following a waiting period, include:
· Medical insurance (subsidized)
· Dental and vision insurance (subsidized)
· Paid sick leave
· Paid holidays
· Paid vacation
· Paid office breaks in the summer and at the end of the year
· Participation in a 401k retirement plan (with employer contribution)

Education requirements: Bachelor’s degree

Deadline to apply: August 30, 2024

Documents required to apply: Resume, Cover Letter, References

How to apply: Submit a cover letter, your resume, and the names of two professional references with the subject line “Preparator” to jobsla@perrotin.com. Only qualified candidates will be contacted. Phone calls will not be accepted.

Director of Communications and Marketing

artsforla on August 9, 2024

The Director of Communications and Marketing is responsible for strategizing, developing, implementing, and overseeing a comprehensive, integrated strategic communications plan that ensures effective media relations, marketing, content, community relations and collaboration, and brand and identity programs and campaigns across diverse media that convey a strong identity with broad visibility for the Fowler Museum. Major areas of responsibility include media relations, digital marketing and communications, print and other out of home promotions, reputation and issues management, crisis communications, community relations and collaboration, content production and management, and project and budget management. Primary duties include: ensuring successful promotion and marketing of all Museum exhibitions and programs with the goal of increasing the volume and diversity of physical and online audiences and supporters; overseeing a proactive and comprehensive program of media relations that generates press and publicity for the Museum and increases awareness of its unique niche and ambitious goals; developing, shaping, and leading decisions about print and digital content consistent with institutional mission and excellence to further the Museum’s position as a cultural leader; conceptualizing and executing the presentation of the Museum and its public image and identity as a dynamic cultural institution through design and branding in print, digital, and signage media; and overseeing department staff, operations, and finances. As an integral member of the Museum’s Senior Leadership Team, the Director of Communications and Marketing works closely with and provides leadership and guidance to the Museum Director and other senior management on key communications decisions and matters affecting the Museum’s public image and brand identity. The Director of Communications and Marketing also collaborates with other Museum department heads, including Curatorial, Education, Public Programs, Visitor Experience, Development, Operations, Technology, and Administration, in addition to working closely under the dual supervision of the Assistant Dean of Strategic Communications for the UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture and serving as the primary point of contact for the Museum with UCLA Strategic Communications. This position requires regular in-person work at the Museum. A flex work agreement can be negotiated based on personal and institutional needs.

Salary: $93,000 – $95,000

Benefits: “Visit UC Benefit package to discover benefits that start on day one, and UC Total Compensation Estimator to calculate the total compensation value with benefits.”

Education requirements: Master’s degree

Deadline to apply: August 30, 2024

Documents required to apply: Resume, cover letter, other

How to apply: Apply here

Project Manager

artsforla on August 8, 2024

Active Cultures, an arts organization centering the confluence of food and art based in Los Angeles, seeks a contract Project Manager to support the implementation of Ami Lien and Enzo Camacho’s Langit Lupa—the artist duo’s first major project in Los Angeles and California—with a focus on their work with Filipinx migrant and activist grassroots groups in our city. Working closely with the Active Cultures team and the lead artists, The Project Manager will be responsible for supporting the project with a focus on community engagement, artist support, and facilitating our work with local partners.

The ideal candidate is located in Los Angeles, and is highly communicative and organized, collaborative, and dedicated to building working relationships with empathy and care.

JOB DUTIES
Support the implementation of key programs and events related to Langit Lupa, including administration and some physical installation

Ability and willingness to travel around the Los Angeles area and support transportation needs of the lead artists as needed

Support program partnerships as needed, including the management of logistics between AC, lead artists, contributors, community organizations and partner venues

JOB QUALIFICATIONS
Experience organizing artist-centered projects and programs

Strong project management and organizational skills

Exceptional writing, verbal, and interpersonal skills

Adaptability and excellent creative problem-solving skills

Located in Los Angeles, with a valid California driver’s license and own personal vehicle, and ability to support transportation for the lead artists during the period of their residency (October 20 – November 11) as needed

Amenable to a flexible, hybrid work environment with some in-person time required

Salary: $2,500 stipend

Benefits: Amenable to a flexible, hybrid work environment with some in-person time required

Education requirements: None

Deadline to apply: September 3, 2024

Documents required to apply: Resume, cover letter

 How to apply: Submit resume and cover letter here.

Justice Choir Teaching Artist

artsforla on August 8, 2024

VOX Femina is seeking dedicated and passionate Teaching Artists to join our education team, starting in early September! Teaching Artists will help facilitate VOX Femina’s Justice Choir. The VOX Femina Justice Choir program creates spaces where students can cultivate appreciation for music through community, conversation, and performance. Justice Choir programs are open to young people of all musical experience and backgrounds who want to make their voices heard. The ideal Teaching Artist candidate should have a minimum of 2 years of music teaching experience, strong singing skills, and possess a commitment to social justice issues. The Teaching Artist will play a crucial role in bringing our mission to life by facilitating Justice Choir sessions that build community and inspire change and empowerment.

Responsibilities:
– Facilitate a minimum of 2 after-school music classes weekly (primarily middle schools in the El Monte Area of Los Angeles County), focusing on fostering a sense of community and engaging participants in meaningful discussions about social justice topics.
– Follow lesson plans developed by Lead Teacher and Education Program Manager, using repertoire from the Justice Choir Songbook.
– Adhere to the provided teaching schedule and maintain consistent communication with the VOX administration.
– Cultivate an inclusive and supportive environment where all participants feel valued, encouraged, and empowered to express themselves through choral music.
– Participate in training and practice teaching opportunities led by the Lead Teacher, to enhance teaching techniques and expand knowledge of social justice-related themes.
– Contribute to discussions regarding program improvements, participant progress, and community engagement.

Qualifications:
– Experience in music education, vocal performance, and/or a related field.
– A minimum of 2 years of teaching experience, preferably with diverse age groups and communities.
– Demonstrated passion for social justice and the ability to incorporate relevant themes into the choral music curriculum.
– Strong interpersonal and communication skills to effectively engage with participants, school administrators and VOX staff.
– Reliable transportation to ensure punctual attendance at classes.

Compensation:
– Teaching Artists will receive compensation at a rate of 2 hours for every one hour of teaching time.
– Up to 1 hour per week will be compensated for lesson preparation. A minimum of 4 hours will be compensated for training and practice teaching prior to school assignments.

Salary: $30 – $40/hour

Benefits: N/A

Education requirements: Bachelor’s Degree, Master’s Degree, Doctoral Degree

Deadline to apply: August 31, 2024

Documents required to apply: Resume, cover letter, references

How to apply: Submit your resume, a cover letter outlining your teaching experience and passion for social justice, and any relevant references to vfla@voxfemina.org.

Applications will be accepted through the end of August 2024.

Audience Experience Manager

artsforla on August 7, 2024

Southern California Public Radio (SCPR) is a member-supported public media network whose mission is to strengthen the civic and cultural bonds that unite Southern California’s diverse communities by providing the highest quality news and information service on air at LAist 89.3, online at LAist.com and through LAist Live Programming & Events. Since our founding in 1999, SCPR has been a fast growing, innovative, multi-platform public service newsroom. Every day, our staff helps audiences catch up on the latest headlines, solve the complexities of life in Southern California, and connect curious communities to one another.

Position Summary:

The Audience Experience Manager will manage the patron journey for events inclusive of event-related communications, ticketing, and audience services for SCPR’s forum programs and live events platform. Events take place virtually and in-person in the Crawford Family Forum (CFF) at Southern California Public Radio’s Mohn Broadcast Center and off-site in the communities of Southern California.

The Audience Experience Manager is responsible for managing event-related promotions and communications, box office and RSVP processes, data tracking, and developing key audience insights and metrics for success in collaboration with other teams in support of SCPR goals. The Audience Experience Manager will serve as a principal point of contact to the general public and is therefore responsible for being an ambassador for LAist and SCPR and ensuring a welcoming, trustworthy and professional atmosphere. They will provide support to the logistical implementation of on-site, off-site, virtual, and hybrid events and coordinate additional uses of the facility, including choices among competing priorities.

Further breakdown of position responsibilities available here.

Salary: “No less than $78,298 annualized and no more than $90,000 annualized. Exact salary determined by experience and education related to the role, organizational compensation structure, budget and internal equity.”

Benefits: SCPR offers market-based pay and a rich benefits package, including:
Medical insurance*
Dental insurance*
Vision care*
Flexible savings accounts – medical and dependent care
Life*, AD&D and travel insurance
Disability insurance
Employee assistance program
Wellness program
Fitness club credit
403b retirement savings plan with employer match – up to 6.5% of earnings
Subsidized parking and/or transit discounts
Employee referral bonus
Tuition reimbursement
Alternative work arrangement program
On-site training
Paid time off to volunteer

*These benefits are available for domestic partnerships, which include which include couples of all sexes/genders.

Education requirements: Bachelor’s degree

Deadline to apply: August 31, 2024

Documents required to apply: Resume, cover letter, references

How to apply: Apply here

 

Cultural Organizer – MacArthur Park

artsforla on August 7, 2024

Job Title: Cultural Organizer – MacArthur Park
Reports to: Community Arts Program Director
Status: Part-time, hourly, 20-25 hours/week
Terms: $22-$24/hour, commensurate with experience
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.

About LA Commons:
We engage communities in the creation of art for public spaces that tells their unique stories and serves as the basis for dialogue, interaction and a better understanding of Los Angeles. Through collaboration with local partners who have built deep wells of trust, we leverage art and cultural approaches to create positive change.

Since 2002, we have worked with over 1,000 artists, trained and mentored over 3,000 youth artists, and engaged over 35,000 community members in collaboration with scores of partners in neighborhoods across Los Angeles County. Headquartered in Leimert Park, we are committed to investing in resilient networks of youth, artists and community partners in Central and South Los Angeles.

Position Overview:
The Cultural Organizer will work as a member of the LA Commons team under the direction of the Community Arts Program Director. The organizer will serve a key role in administration, facilitation and support of the work of LA Commons Community Arts projects in South Los Angeles. This position requires availability Monday through Friday 10am – 3pm, and Saturdays in May and June.

Responsibilities:
● Assist in organizing the story gatherings, celebrations and other program events related to the various projects.
● Maintain shared checklists and ensure timely completion of event related tasks including generation of contact lists for venues and event service providers, programs, sign-in lists and signage; and, acquisition of food and needed event equipment.
● Participate in and support youth leadership team in reaching its objectives
● Create slideshows, design and prepare work samples and certificates, organize information for youth meetings, artist selection panels, and project specific needs
● Research, prepare, and coordinate orders and deliveries of project supplies and youth arts packets
● Site host for community workshops on Saturdays, May-June
● Attend meetings or workshops when appropriate
● Communicate effectively with LA Commons staff, artists, community, organizational partners and youth participants
● Provide additional programmatic support as needed.

Skills, Knowledge, or Other Requirements:
● Strong connection to and understanding of Los Angeles neighborhoods; connections to our primary service neighborhoods in South Los Angeles such as Leimert Park and Hyde Park a plus
● Outstanding English written and verbal communication skills.
● Proficiency in Google suite, Microsoft Office, or similar business software
● Strong experience in community organizing, base building and outreach in-person and in virtual settings.
● Strong sense of professionalism and commitment to collaborative work
● Ability to take initiative
● Excellent organizational and prioritization skills; ability to manage an unpredictable workflow and flexibility to respond thoughtfully and quickly.
● Interest and experience in arts and culture work
● Interest in community arts as an avenue for sharing stories, building community and creating opportunities for youth artists to share their talents and further develop their artistic and leadership skills
● Interest and experience in youth leadership development
● Must have valid CA driver’s license and personal vehicle insurance.
● Flexibility to work weekend and evening hours in alignment with scheduled programs.

https://www.lacommons.org/
4343 Leimert Park Blvd. Los Angeles 90008
LA Commons is a fiscally sponsored project of Community Partners, an Equal Opportunity Employer: minority/female/disability/veteran.
For any questions or concerns, please reach out to jobs@lacommons.org

Salary: $22 – $24/hour, commensurate with experience

Benefits: “Eligible for benefits”

Education requirements: Associate’s degree

Deadline to apply: August 27, 2024

Documents required to apply: Resume, cover letter, references

How to apply: Apply here

 

Healthy Culture Hub Program Manager – Leimert Park

artsforla on August 7, 2024

Job Title: Healthy Culture Hub Program Manager – Leimert Park
Reports to: Community Arts Program Director
Status: Part-time, hourly, 20 hours/week
Terms: $28-$37/hour, commensurate with experience
Priority Deadline: Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.

About LA Commons:
We engage communities in the creation of art for public spaces that tells their unique stories and serves as the basis for dialogue, interaction and a better understanding of Los Angeles. Through collaboration with local partners who have built deep wells of trust, we leverage art and cultural approaches to create positive change.

Since 2002, we have worked with over 1,000 artists, trained and mentored over 3,000 youth artists, and engaged over 35,000 community members in collaboration with scores of partners in neighborhoods across Los Angeles County. Headquartered in Leimert Park, we are committed to investing in resilient networks of youth, artists and community partners in Central and South Los Angeles.

Position Overview:
The Leimert Park Program Manager will work as a core member of the LA Commons team under the direction of the Community Arts Program Director. The manager will serve a key role in development, outreach, facilitation and administration of the work of LA Commons in the Leimert Park community and South Los Angeles more broadly. The job is focused on furthering the effectiveness of our Leimert Park Healthy Culture Hub aimed at uplifting cultural vitality as a force of healing and resilience for individuals and the community at large. Our key programming in the area centers on Day of the Ancestors: Festival of Masks, a community wide celebration on the last Sunday in June. Our goal is for community engagement leading up to the Festival to support and amplify cultural activities and cultural practitioners, and expand awareness and participation in workshops and events, to promote community wellness and belonging and improve health outcomes. This will include expanding to year round activations with local partners.

Responsibilities:
● Plan and implement programs in Leimert Park as part of our Healthy Culture Hub initiative that align with the organization’s objectives and strategic goals.
● Lead project management for our annual Leimert Park Day of the Ancestors: Festival of Masks.
● Conduct outreach and play a central role in engaging Leimert Park Stakeholders in meetings and the activities of the project; and support the Leadership Team for Day of the Ancestors, bridging this activity with the overall goals of the Leimert Park Healthy Culture Hub
● Leverage opportunities to bridge Leimert Park Healthy Culture Hub with other activities in LP Village
● Work with local stakeholders to define project goals and deliverables and provide support in program implementation.
● Develop detailed project plans, schedules, and budgets to track participants and progress, provide updates on a weekly basis and ensure timely completion of programs.
● Coordinate cross-project activities; develop and maintain comprehensive project documentation.
● Manage and mitigate risks and issues that may arise during the project lifecycle.
● Monitor and report on project progress to various constituencies, ensuring transparency and accountability.
● Lead and motivate project teams; provide guidance and support to team members.
● Foster strong relationships with all stakeholders involved in the projects through effective communication and engagement of staff and others in program development and implementation as necessary.
● Conduct project evaluations and assessments; identify areas for improvement and implement necessary changes.
● Ensure adherence to organizational policies and procedures; maintain quality standards.
● Attend meetings or workshops when appropriate;
● Provide additional programmatic support as needed.

Skills, Knowledge, or Other Requirements:
● Strong connection to and understanding of Leimert Park and other South LA neighborhoods; solid relationships with stakeholders to support the work to bring them into the project.
● Experience in designing programs and organizing people around events in Leimert Park;
● Outstanding English written and verbal communication skills;
● Proficiency in Google suite, Microsoft Office, or similar business software
● Strong sense of professionalism and commitment to collaborative work
● Ability to take initiative
● Excellent organizational and prioritization skills; ability to manage an unpredictable workflow and flexibility to respond thoughtfully and quickly.
● Interest and experience in arts and culture work
● Interest in community arts as an avenue for sharing stories, building community and creating opportunities for youth artists to share their talents and further develop their artistic and leadership skills
● Interest and experience in youth leadership development
● Must have valid CA driver’s license and personal vehicle insurance.
● Flexibility to work weekend and evening hours in alignment with scheduled programs

https://www.lacommons.org/

4343 Leimert Park Blvd. Los Angeles 90008

LA Commons is a fiscally sponsored project of Community Partners, an Equal Opportunity Employer: minority/female/disability/veteran.
For any questions or concerns, please reach out to jobs@lacommons.org

Salary: $28 – $37/hour, commensurate with experience

Benefits: “Eligible for benefits.”

Education requirements: Associate’s degree

Deadline to apply: August 27, 2024

Documents required to apply: Resume, cover letter, references

How to apply: Apply here

Teaching Artist

artsforla on August 6, 2024

The Wende Museum is seeking a dynamic and innovative teaching artist to facilitate a multi-workshop arts project for high school students of the Wende Teen Council during the 2024-25 school year.

Teaching artists are invited to propose a collaborative project in which students learn multidisciplinary creative skills and apply digital and/or material assets from the Wende Museum Collection and current exhibitions into their works.

Project workshops will be facilitated primarily on-site at the Wende Museum between November 2024 and May 2025, and proposed workshops can encompass up to six to ten two-hour sessions. Final presentation of the completed projects will take place at the Wende Teen Night in May 2025.

Candidates will be considered based on the artistic merit and institutional fit of their proposal and demonstrated experience in arts education, especially with high school-age students.

Salary: $1,500

Benefits: N/A

Education requirements: None.

Deadline to apply: August 31, 2024

Documents required to apply: Cover letter, work sample/portfolio, other

How to apply: Submit a brief concept proposal (no more than two pages), budget, and CV to Head of Education Michael Balot-Garza at education@wendemuseum.org. Questions are also welcome–please direct any inquiries to the same contact.

Expressive Arts Workshop Facilitator

artsforla on August 6, 2024

HaGomel is a Southern California 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2020. (https://hagomel.org/) Our mission is to provide free expressive arts programs that support emotional and psychological healing for women who have experienced sexual and other trauma. We partner with community organizations throughout the Greater LA area providing other essential services to these women.

Position Description

HaGomel is in the process of expanding our community partner relationships and is looking for a Spanish-speaking Facilitator who can lead multi-modal expressive arts programs involving visual art, writing, music, movement and/or theater.

Facilitator must have reliable transportation and be able to bring the necessary supplies (to be provided or paid for by HaGomel) to the community partner location for each workshop. We will contract with Facilitator for a particular location at a mutually agreeable day/time.

Position Type
Part-time (5-10 hours/month); non-exempt. Payment per workshop based on applicant experience.

Reports To
President and Program Director

Responsibilities
· Create multi-model expressive arts workshops for 1 hour to 2-hour time periods.
· Prepare written descriptions of each workshop to review with HaGomel supervisor.
· Obtain workshop supplies as necessary – supplies to be provided by HaGomel or reimbursed by HaGomel.
· Lead workshops with community partners.
· Prepare follow-up report for each workshop to share with HaGomel supervisor.

Qualifications
· Bachelor’s Degree required, preferably in arts, education, expressive arts therapy or related field of study.
· Expressive arts and trauma-informed facilitation training required.
· Bilingual in Spanish and English.
· Experience/competency in the arts such as drawing, painting, artmaking, fabrication, writing/poetry, movement, yoga, and/or music required. Our workshops are multi-modal, so skills in more than one area are necessary.
· Minimum of three years of experience in expressive arts workshop facilitation.
· Compatible interests to our field and mission.
· Strong interpersonal skills.
· Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
· Two positive professional references.

Salary: “Payment per workshop based on applicant experience.”

Benefits: None. This is an independent contractor position.

Education requirements: Bachelor’s degree

Deadline to apply: August 14, 2024

Documents required to apply: Resume, cover letter, references

How to apply: Send a cover letter and résumé to elya@hagomel.org with the subject header “HaGomel Expressive Arts Facilitator”