Opportunity: Position in Frankfort at the KAC

Hurry--position open until Nov. 24! Thanks to Rachel for passing this on to us! At the Kentucky Arts Council: Admin. Asst

Opportunity: Position in Berea

The Berea Arts Council (BAC) is seeking a part-time administrative assistant to perform administrative duties, assist the Executive Director, and provide support to the BAC board. Required qualifications include a good working knowledge of QuickBooks, Microsoft Word, Excel, and Access and a minimum of 3 years work as administrative support. Good people skills and a background in non-profit work are desirable. An appreciation of and experience in the arts would be especially helpful.Please send requests for the full job description to info@bereaartscouncil.org, with the subject line: Job Description. Resumes must be received no later than October 14th.

Job Opportunity: Graphic Designer @ the KAC

Graphic Designer Coordinator at the Kentucky Arts Council

Please visit the state’s personnel website to fill out an application. The position will be posted tomorrow and will remain up for 10 days.

GENERAL JOB DUTIES:	The Kentucky Arts Council (KAC) seeks a creative and motivated individual to serve as Graphic Designer. The position coordinates and oversees graphic design projects and performs professional graphic design functions in the creation, development and production of printed, display and web-based materials or products used in agency programs, marketing and promotional efforts or similar purposes.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:	Graduate of a college or university with a bachelor's degree in graphic design, commercial art, studio art or a closely related field. Must have two years of experience in graphic design. Additional experience in graphic design, commercial art, studio art or a closely related field will substitute for the required education on a year-for-year basis.

You may email me for the job description.

If you have any questions, please email Heidi Caudill Heidi.Caudill@ky.gov

Welcome Back!

Welcome and welcome back to our art majors and all art students! We've got a number of events planned for the fall, beginning this week. Join us Wednesday, August 31, beginning at 3:30 for the following:

3:30 Art gallery workers/student assistants meeting -- if you wish to work in the galleries, come to this meeting. Each of our faculty need at least one assistant as well. If you're interested in working for a faculty member, come to this meeting!

4:00 Art Tigers - for all students interested in learning more about the galleries and the opportunity to earn NEXUS credit while sharing their love for art!

4:30 Kappa Pi/SODAH/Art Club & Art History Reading Group meetings

5:00 London meeting for those interested in taking "The Making of the Modern Museum" w/ Dr. Decker over Christmas break

and, a teaser for this week's artist talk on Thursday night with Greg Mueller. . .

Stay tuned for further events, information, and updates.

Opportunity: Position in Graphic Design

Markey Research Communications Office Staff Associate Position See https://ukjobs.uky.edu/applicants/jsp/shared/position/JobDetails_css.jsp?postingId=781836

Opportunity: Position at U Mich

The University of Michigan School of Art & Design seeks a Recruiting Representative and Summer Programs Coordinator,

Opportunity: Art Gallery and Box Office Position in South Carolina

University of South Carolina Upstate -- Art Gallery and Box Office Manager

Opportunity: Position in NY

Museum of the Moving Image seeks a Registrar to be responsible for the proper physical care, movement, and documentation of all objects in its collection. The collection comprises over 130,000 objects illustrating all aspects of the production, promotion, and exhibition of movies, television, and digital entertainment, from the inception of motion pictures at the turn of the twentieth century to the present day. This is a full-time position. Qualifications: *B.A. required, advanced degree in History, Film/Media Studies,Library Science, Museum Studies, or a related field a plus; Previous registration experience required; Strong interest in new media and innovative technology; Energetic, flexible attitude, and strong writing and verbal communication skills. To apply please submit cover letter and resume to collection@movingimage.us

Opportunity: New York Historical Society

Students from curatorial classes (and/or those with experience doing primary research): The New York Historical Society seeks a part-time Research Assistant at 14 hours per week to help with preparations for an exhibition celebrating the centenary of the 1913 Armory Show in fall 2013.Duties will include researching the locations of objects that were in the 1913 exhibition, compiling primary and secondary materials from local libraries and archives, and maintaining records of ongoing efforts on museum databases, in Zotero, and in internal bibliographies. Other duties may include assisting with the preparation of loan letters and reports, and providing other logistical support as needed. Candidates should have research experience in libraries and archives and should be comfortable working with databases and online resources. Accuracy, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently are critical. An advanced graduate student in American art is preferred. Please send a c.v. and a brief writing sample to hr1@nyhistory.org. In the subject line please reference the job title. All responses must be received by December 15. No direct inquiries please. The New-York Historical Society is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Opportunities: Position listings VA & NY

Alumni and soon-to-graduate-seniors take note:

Leah Noce, mailto:Lnoce@MOUNTVERNON.ORG> Mount Vernon, George Washington's Estate is seeking a Special Events Assistant within the Office of Special Events; Interpretation & Events Division. Please forward a resume, cover letter and salary history/requirement by email to: hrmail@mountvernon.org, by fax to 703.780.8320 or by US Mail to POB 110, Mount Vernon, VA 22121.

Linda Norris, mailto:linda@RIVERHILLPARTNERS.COM, The Hyde Collection in Glens Falls, New York, is seeking a *Curator of Education and Public Programs* to develop and implement the institution’s educational goals and initiatives. The key areas of responsibility include the interpretation of the Museum’s historic building, Hyde House, the permanent collection, and changing exhibitions; overseeing an active Museum docent program and community engagement efforts; and other interpretive and educational efforts for all ages and target audiences. The position reports to the Director of Curatorial Affairs and Programming.

Opportunity: CAC SEEKS DIRECTOR OF VISUAL ARTS

CAC SEEKS DIRECTOR OF VISUAL ARTS

The Contemporary Arts Center (CAC), New Orleans' premier venue for contemporary arts, seeks an energetic individual to provide leadership and creative direction for its visual arts program. We're looking for a dynamic, visionary curator who has the desire and ability to take an already highly-regarded visual arts program to the next level of innovation and impact not only locally, but also nationally and internationally. See full posting at: http://www.cacno.org/about/jobs.html

Minimum Qualifications

1. BA degree in a Visual Arts field.
2. Minimum 5 years experience as a curator in a visual arts institution of note and/or independent curator of notable exhibitions.
3. Extensive background in, and knowledge of, contemporary art.
4. Knowledge of best practices of contemporary art museums and arts centers.
5. Demonstrated leadership and management ability.
6. Demonstrated ability to work effectively in partnership with people of diverse backgrounds.
7. Commitment to working collaboratively, including artistic and curatorial collaborations.
8. Excellent interpersonal skills, verbal and written communication skills, ability to do public presentations.
9. Fiscal responsibility/accountability