3. appels internationaux

Arebyte: Open Screen Call For Disabled Artists Working in the Digital Realm
International

Open Screen 2022: Call out for disabled artists working in the digital realm

Developed in partnership with Shape Arts in 2021, Open Screen seeks proposals for existing works that respond to the theme of Sci-Fi.

arebyte welcomes work from artists who are working with technology to their advantage, as a way to overcome barriers, criticising matters of inclusivity within technology, and everything in between.

The selected work will be presented on arebyte on Screen, arebyte’s expanded and innovative online platform for digital animations, videos, web-based interactive experiences and curatorial interventions.⁠
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The deadline for submissions is 11.49pm on 7 March 2022. For more information and how to apply, please visit the link below.Contact
email opencall [arobas] arebyte [point] com
website www.arebyte.com/open-screen

This is a paid opportunity.

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Le Prix pour la photographie

Appel à projet 

Musée du quai Branly-Jacques Chirac

17 mars 2022

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Le Musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac à Paris lance un appel à candidatures pour les photographes.

En 2022, le programme des Résidences photographiques fait peau neuve et devient le Prix pour la Photographie du musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac ! Avec une dotation par projet lauréat portée à 30 000 € pour une sélection annuelle de 3 projets, après un large appel à candidature et un jury international, le musée réaffirme son soutien en faveur de la création photographique contemporaine extra-européenne.

Le Prix pour la Photographie du musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac est exclusivement ouvert aux artistes photographes originaires de l’un des quatre continents représentés dans
les collections du musée du quai Branly : Afrique, Asie, Amériques, Océanie (hors Europe). Les citoyens Européens détenteurs d’une double nationalité extra-européenne sont éligibles
au programme.

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OPEN CALL: Flow • embody in site, 2022
Deadline date: March 8, 2022; Location: Chicago, USA; Source: Carron Little
 
Flow • embody in site, 2022
Online Public Performance Symposium in June 2022
 
Out of Site Chicago is inviting proposals from local, national, and international performance artists to present their work at Flow • embody in site, 2022. We invite people to submit concepts for performance lectures and/or artist presentations. Priority will be given to artists who have a public performance art practice but we are open to all thoughts and ideas.
 
We will select between eight and eleven artist/ artist collaborator presentations. Each session will last 90mins and each presenter will be allocated a facilitator that will support a dialogue with symposium participants. This will be part of a symposium with practice-based workshops, presentations by artists from around the world, a finale weekend of live public performance from around the world and a curated program.
 
To see the archive of Flow 2021 please visit: https://www.flowsymposium.org/
 
Submission Requirements:
–A short bio (300 words)
–A 500-word abstract describing the concept of the performance lecture/ artist presentation (printed on website and in post-symposium catalog)
–Two high res images of relevant work with photo credits
–Artist website address
–CV or resume
 
Deadline for Submissions: March 8, 2002 (midnight CST)
NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED
 
Ways to submit:
1. Use the submission form: https://forms.gle/dvr5gJwppUZxP8X17
2. Email all the info in one (1) pdf to outofsitechicago [arobas] gmail [point] com (subject line ‘Flow2022’)
 
ABOUT OUT OF SITE CHICAGO
Out of Site Chicago (OoS) has been curating unexpected encounters in public space since 2011. OoS has developed a methodology of working in urban space that supports diverse ideas and representations of artistic work. We have a trained steward team that supports the artist’s work and facilitates public engagement with the performance. In 2020, Out of Site partnered with Experimental Sound Studio to create live stream performances to support our performance community. In 2021, OoS organized Flow • embody in site, 2021 to foster international conversations about public performance practice.

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Appel à participation 2022 : 35 Festival Les Instants Vidéo
Published on 15 décembre 2021 by Instants Vidéo

Manifestation dédiée à l’art vidéo et la poésie électronique, sous toutes ses formes (projections, installations, performances…)

Octobre / Novembre 2022
Marseille (et ailleurs)
Date limite : 15 mai 2022
 

De tout, il resta trois choses :
La certitude que tout était en train de commencer, la certitude qu’il fallait continuer,
la certitude que cela serait interrompu avant que d’être terminé.
Faire de l’interruption, un nouveau chemin,
faire de la chute, un pas de danse,
faire de la peur, un escalier,
du rêve, un pont,
de la recherche, une rencontre. Fernanda Sabino

Le Festival Les Instants Vidéo est une manifestation dédiée à l’art vidéo et la poésie électronique, sous toutes ses formes (projections, installations, performances…). Il se tient à Marseille et dans la Région, ainsi qu’à l’international.

De nos questionnements pour 2022, surgissent ces trois points. Et nous voulions les partager avec vous

Les iconoclastes voulaient détruire les images pour en détruire leur signification. Pour des raisons morales, religieuses ou politiques, on détruit les images par peur que le sens qui s’y cache ne déclenche la fronde, la remise en question, le doute. Aujourd’hui, sous l’apparence du contraire, nous faisons la même chose mais au lieu de détruire les images même, nous les accablons de significations !
Nous vivons dans un monde de créateur.rice.s, d’influenceur.rice.s et de commentateur.rice.s. Le discours, le buzz, prend le pas sur l’oeuvre : ce qu’on en dit a tendance à avoir plus d’importance que l’œuvre elle même. La légende devient plus importante que l’image même.
La distinction entre les formes d’art propres aux classes populaires et d’autres formes d’art propres aux élites cultivées reste assez générale dans nos sociétés stratifiées. 
  Pour s’inscrire, c’est ici: https://filmfreeway.com/instantsvideo
Courant septembre, chacun.e des artistes sera informé.e de la sélection du festival.
Sachez que nous regarderons votre travail avec attention, étant conscient.e.s que la poésie électronique est fragile et délicate : un frémissement.
Nous attendons vos œuvres avec impatience

L’équipe des Instants Vidéo

Manifestation internationale soutenue par le Ministère de la Culture (DRAC, PACA), le Conseil Régional (PACA), le Conseil Général des Bouches-du-Rhône, La Ville de Marseille.

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4. résidences

5. art public

6. pour commissaires

Job Opportunity – Executive Director
Art Gallery of Grande Prairie
The Art Gallery of Grande Prairie is accepting applications for the role of Executive Director.

General Description
One of the largest square footage art galleries in Alberta, the Art Gallery of Grande Prairie is a place which enriches our community through the creation, conservation and sharing of art. We offer free admission, tours, programs, and activities for all ages. The Art Gallery presents an average of twelve art exhibitions per year and welcomes over 20,000 visitors annually. It holds a collection of mid-century artworks of roughly 850 pieces, mostly from the Peace Region in Northern Alberta. Strict adherence to climate and security controls has earned the Gallery a “Category A” designation by the Movable Cultural Properties Directorate of Canadian Heritage. This designation permits the Gallery to preserve and exhibit artworks to the highest of national standards.

Job Description

Job Title: Executive Director
Reports to: Board of Directors
Status: Full-time, Permanent Position
Position start date: Flexible to suitable candidate
Contract: 6-month probationary period with a 3-year renewable contract
Full time Work: Some evenings and weekends are required for meetings and events.
Salary: $70,000 – $85,000 commensurate with experience, full benefits package available after 3 months. Relocation allowance available

About the Position
The role of the Executive Director (ED) is to provide professional competency and effective strategic leadership. This is accomplished by operating the best possible organization within its mandate and available funds. It means that the ED is ultimately responsible for the daily management and operation of the organization and its facility.

In more detail this means that the ED, even if he/she/they delegates duties as appropriate, is ultimately responsible to the Board for:

the efficient and effective functioning of all departments of the organization
all paid employees, volunteers, interns, or students who work in the organization
the financial affairs of the organization that include budget preparation, grant applications and fund raising, payroll accounts and all other expenditures and receipts
the development, implementation, and evaluation of short- and long-term operational plans for the organization that reflect approved strategic plans
an innovative and creative approach to implementing the vision and mandate of the Society.

Artwork by Parker Theissen from the exhibition, Mercury. Image courtesy of the Art Gallery of Grande Prairie

Profile of the Candidate

Education
Master’s Degree in Fine Arts, or equivalent education & experience, from an accredited university program with a specialization in Art History, Curatorial Studies, Cultural Studies, or Studio Art. A suitable combination of education and experience may be considered.

Experience
5+ previous art gallery experience, administration and operation of a cultural institution, exhibitions, or related programs. Demonstrated leadership working in a professional team, groups and managing volunteers is needed. Managing finances in the non-profit sector, including grant proposals and fundraising. The role is centered in:

Society Administration
Financial Management
Contract / Project / Program Administration and Accountability
Facility Management
Fundraising and Investments
Personnel Management (team of 10-15)
Please email cover letter and CV, and any inquiries, to:

Board Chair, Christine Kreibom Quinn
EMAIL: chair [arobas] aggp [point] ca

View this posting on our website

Closing date for application: Friday, February 25, 2022, at 5:00PM MST
We thank all who may apply, and only those who are short-listed will be contacted for an interview.

Art Gallery of Grande Prairie
103, 9839 103 Avenue
Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada
T8V 6M7
(780) 532-8111

Learn more about the Art Gallery of Grande Prairie at aggp.ca.

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Executive Director, Media Arts Network of Ontario

Call for Applications:
Executive Director, Media Arts Network of Ontario
Part-time 28 hours (3.5 days) per week
Compensation: $46,000 per year ($31.60 per hour)
Three weeks vacation per year plus two weeks annual December closure
Extended health benefits provided
Place of work is remote from anywhere in Ontario
Start date April 2022

Applications due: March 18, 2022

The Media Arts Network of Ontario is seeking applications for the position of Executive Director to lead the organization. Founded in 2009 MANO has evolved into a unique arts-service organization providing mentorship, advocacy, and transformative leadership within the media arts and artist-run communities across Ontario. Working with approximately 70 member groups in all regions of Ontario MANO prioritizes outreach and responsive support for a broad range of organizational models, which informs its policy analysis and advocacy.

MANO is focused on developing responsive, innovative, and proactive initiatives that create meaningful opportunities for media artists and organizations. MANO is informed by the belief that community engagement with independent artistic practices improves quality of life by promoting cultural understanding and respect at all levels of society.

The position of Executive Director is part time with the possibility to expand hours as resources allow. As the leader of a small organization with limited resources the Executive Director will develop creative solutions to sector wide challenges and lead consensus building in the community.

Responsibilities include:

Leading policy analysis, advocacy, and lobbying efforts to advance the media arts and artist-run sectors in Ontario;
Providing mentorship and support to cultural workers and develop programs to support organizations, collectives, and artists across Ontario;
Grant management for core and project funding including, writing, tracking and reporting, managing budgets and cash flow, developing strategic projects to support community needs;
Leading financial management of MANO and all associated projects;
Managing staff and contractors in a collaborative environment;
Working with members and the broader community to address challenges faced by the sector;
Leading outreach and partnerships to expand the network and build the sector, including travel to constituencies across the province as needed;
Continuing to spark new discourse, dialogue and collaboration among the network of Ontario media arts professionals; seek new opportunities for funding, programming and outreach; create new models for arts service delivery.
The successful candidate will have some or all of the following qualifications, please outline your experience (as applicable) in the cover letter of your application:

Extensive knowledge and experience of media art practices including film, video, sound art, digital media, video games, or related art forms;
Minimum three years experience in a leadership position in the media arts or artist-run sector, including collectives, non-profits, and other organizing models;
Strong grant writing and project development experience, with knowledge and record of success accessing public sector arts granting programs;
Interest and experience in advocacy, policy development, and government relations;
Experience in outreach and community organizing, and ability to work with and represent a diverse constituency across all regions of Ontario;
Experience providing mentorship and training, experience designing mentorship and training programs an asset;
Strong understanding of anti-oppression and equity frameworks;
Strong facilitation experience, both online and in person;
Financial management experience in a non-profit or related context;
Ability to self-direct and set ongoing goals and objectives;
Capable of collaboratively managing a team of staff and contractors;
Experience with conflict resolution and mediation;
Strong communication skills;
Multilingualism is an asset, English is the primary language of MANO’s work;
The Media Arts Network of Ontario (MANO) is Ontario’s arts service organization dedicated to furthering the work of media arts centred organizations, collectives, and the independent artists they represent. MANO is focused on developing responsive, innovative, and proactive initiatives that create meaningful opportunities for media artists and organizations.

MANO is an equal opportunity employer that encourages applications from members of equity seeking communities.

To apply please submit a cover letter and curriculum vitae as a single pdf attachment to jobs [arobas] mano-ramo [point] ca by Friday, March 18, 2022.

We thank all applicants for their interest, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

MANO and its work are made possible by the support of the Canada Council for the Arts, the Department of Canadian Heritage, and the Ontario Arts Council.

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Professor in Contemporary Art Practice of the Pacific Northwest, University of Victoria

Audain Professorship in Contemporary Art Practice of the Pacific Northwest
Department of Visual Arts
Faculty of Fine Arts
University of Victoria

The Faculty of Fine Arts, Department of Visual Arts at the University of Victoria invites applications from talented Indigenous artists and scholars for a limited term, three-year, position at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor in the area of Contemporary Art Practices of the Pacific Northwest to commence July 1, 2022. After the initial three-year term, the position may be renewed for a period of up to two additional years.

In accordance with the University’s Equity Plan and pursuant to section 42 of the BC Human Rights Code, the selection will be limited to Indigenous peoples. Candidates from this group are required to self-identify and must be Indigenous for consideration in this search.

Who We Are

The Department of Visual Arts is home to approximately 250 students in a dynamic studio-based program with a strong record of success at the undergraduate and graduate levels.

The Audain Professorship is the result of a gift from BC art philanthropist Michael Audain and the Audain Foundation. For the past nine years, this position has enabled the Department of Visual Arts to host leading Indigenous artist researchers from Canada and the US.

The University of Victoria is committed to the ongoing work of decolonizing and Indigenizing the campus community both inside and outside the classroom. We acknowledge and respect the lək̓ʷəŋən peoples on whose traditional territory the university stands and the Songhees, Esquimalt and W̱SÁNEĆ peoples whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day.

Requirements

At the rank of Assistant Professor, the ideal candidate will have the following qualifications:

Required Education

hold a Master of Fine Arts degree, or demonstrated equivalent experience
Required Knowledge and Experience in Research / Creative Activity

be a practicing professional Indigenous artist with a significant record of productions and exhibitions
Required Experience and Skills in Teaching

demonstrated experience in post-secondary teaching
ability to teach in the area of Indigenous Arts through the Audain Studio Seminar with the possibility of
teaching in additional areas: drawing; painting; sculpture; photography; video, digital, and extended media; art theory; or an innovative area that complements the strength and expertise of existing faculty.
able to serve as a role model and/or mentor for students from designated groups
Required Experience and Skills in Service

demonstrated capacity to share in administrative duties at the departmental, faculty and university levels
demonstrated ability to work collaboratively in an academic unit
experience in promoting diversity on campus
appreciative of and responsive to diverse perspectives
ability to accept feedback
In addition, the following qualifications would be considered assets

a track record of receiving grants and awards

At the rank of Associate Professor, the candidate will be an accomplished scholar/artist with the following qualifications:

Required Education

hold a Master of Fine Arts degree, or equivalent experience
Required Knowledge and Experience in Research / Creative Activity

be a practicing professional Indigenous artist with a significant artistic record of achievement that has made a substantial contribution to the field(s) of Indigenous arts practice at the national or international level
Required Experience and Skills in Teaching

demonstrated excellence in teaching with a minimum of 5 years-experience at the post-secondary level
ability to teach in the area of Indigenous Arts through the Audain Studio Seminar with the possibility of
teaching in additional areas: drawing; painting; sculpture; photography; video, digital, and extended media; art theory; or an innovative area that complements the strength and expertise of existing faculty.
Required Experience and Skills in Service

demonstrated capacity to share in administrative duties at the departmental, faculty and university levels
arts-related administrative experience
In addition, the following qualifications would be considered assets

a substantial track record of receiving grants and awards
As a new colleague, the candidate will be mentored by a senior faculty member, contribute to the collaborative and mutually respectful learning, administrative and creative environment of the department, and support students of diverse genders and backgrounds.

Application deadline and procedure

To be considered, please submit a letter of application that addresses the full scope of the job requirements, along with your curriculum vitae, appropriate evidence of research (twenty images/other documentation), teaching skills (statement of teaching philosophy, syllabi, and areas of instruction), statement of diversity knowledge, experience and skills, and contact information for three references to Professor Cedric Bomford, Department Chair, at the web address below. The committee will begin reviewing applications on February 25, 2022; the position will remain open until filled.

Please visit our webpage for the complete position description and for application information.

Please note that reference and background checks, including credential and degree verification, may be undertaken as part of this recruitment process.

Additional Information

UVic is committed to upholding the values of equity, diversity, and inclusion in our living, learning and work environments. In pursuit of our values, we seek members who will work respectfully and constructively with differences and across levels of power. We actively encourage applications from members of groups experiencing barriers to equity. Read our full equity statement here: www.uvic.ca/equitystatement

The University acknowledges the potential impact that career interruptions can have on a candidate’s record of research achievement. We encourage applicants to explain in their application the impact that career interruptions have had on their record.

Persons with disabilities, who anticipate needing accommodation for any part of the application and hiring process, may contact Faculty Relations and Academic Administration in the Office of the VP Academic and Provost at FRrecruit [arobas] uvic [point] ca. Any personal information provided will be maintained in confidence.

Faculty and Librarians at the University of Victoria are governed by the provisions of the Collective Agreement. Members are represented by the University of Victoria Faculty Association (www.uvicfa.ca).

All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; in accordance with Canadian Immigration requirements, Canadians and permanent residents will be given priority. Please indicate in your application package if you are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.

Relevant links
Department of Visual Arts
Faculty of Fine Arts

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Coordination artistique
Remplacement de congé maternité 1 an
DATE LIMITE POUR LES CANDIDATURES  21 février 2022 à 23 h 59
DATE D’ENTRÉE EN POSTE  Le plus tôt possible
Langage Plus recherche un(e) professionnel(le) passionné(e) et désireux(se) de soutenir le développement de l’art actuel à Alma, au Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean. Ce poste temporaire, d’une durée d’un an en remplacement d’un congé maternité, vous permettra de confirmer et de développer des compétences en gestion de centre d’artistes et en coordination artistique. Vous aurez l’occasion de collaborer avec des acteurs locaux, régionaux, nationaux et internationaux en art actuel, au sein d’un milieu de travail diversifié, inclusif et respectueux.

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Call for Applications: Indigenous Curator in Residence, McIntosh Gallery

McIntosh Gallery, Western University, seeks applications from emerging and established curators for a one-year Indigenous Curator in Residence (ICiR) position.
The ICiR will be a one-year appointment situated at McIntosh Gallery. The position is expected to commence in September 2022, leading to an exhibition to take place in the Fall of 2023 or Winter of 2024. Proposals that include off-site research and remote components will be welcomed. A member of First Nations, Métis, or Inuit peoples, the ICiR will foreground contemporary Indigenous artistic practices through an exhibition, an accompanying publication, and related public programs. The gallery will also welcome advice on potential purchases towards the development of the permanent collection.

The Indigenous Curator in Residence will have access to the McIntosh Gallery Permanent Collection, the support of the Curator, Preparator, and Gallery staff. The successful applicant will also have access to the Centre for Sustainable Curating in the Department of Visual Arts, as well as Western University’s Office of Indigenous Initiatives. There is an option to develop and teach a one semester course in the Museum and Curatorial Studies program, should the successful applicant be interested and have a demonstrated track record of post-secondary instruction. This sessional teaching contract would be funded separately. The successful applicant will commit to a 12-month period in residence, pursuing research leading to the mounting of an exhibition at McIntosh Gallery, inclusive of all related textual material: labels, didactics, scholarly publication. The Gallery will provide a separate budget to produce an exhibition catalogue. The successful applicant would be required to hold regular office hours each week throughout the academic year and commit to a period of time (to be negotiated) spent on campus.

The aim of the Indigenous Curator in Residence position is to foster connective bonds and improve access to, and awareness of, contemporary Indigenous artistic research and practices, with and among diverse Indigenous peoples. The position aims to create a program of community engagement and promote an inclusive relationship in partnership with Indigenous communities.

Local Context:
Western University is located on the traditional territories of the Anishinaabek, Haudenosaunee, Lūnaapéewak, and Neutral (Chonnonton) peoples, on lands connected to several Treaties including Treaty 6 London Township, Treaty 7 Sombra Township, Treaty 21 Longwoods and the Dish with One Spoon Covenant Wampum. This place continues to be home to diverse Indigenous Peoples who are recognized as contemporary stewards of the land and vital contributors to society. Western is committed to increasing Indigenous voices and presence across all levels of work, study, and research.

A university-based public art gallery since 1942, McIntosh Gallery collaborates with artists, curators, and academics to develop innovative strategies to interpret and disseminate visual culture. McIntosh Gallery is a centre for the presentation, interpretation and dissemination of advanced practices and research in the fields of art history and contemporary visual art through exhibitions, educational programs, special events and its collection. The gallery is committed to serving the students, faculty, and staff of Western University and the broader community of the City of London as a teaching and research resource.

Amount: $50,000

Duration: 12 months, with terms of residency on campus to be negotiated

Submission requirements:

Curriculum Vitae including contact information
Curatorial statement
Exhibition proposal
Proposed Community Engagement Activities
Contact information for 2 references (only the referees for shortlisted candidates will be contacted)
Two pieces of curatorial writing
E-mail submission packages to Catherine Elliot Shaw at celliots [arobas] uwo [point] ca.

Application Deadline: Open until filled

McIntosh Gallery
1151 Richmond Street N.
London, ON, N6A 3K7
mcintoshgallery.ca

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ArtsPond / Étang d’Arts is hiring 12 equity-seeking curators and working leads for Together There, a new creative thought residency and exchange on digital justice in the arts in Canada from Spring 2022 to Spring 2023. Deadline to apply is March 1, 2022. Positions will remain open until filled.

Please take a look at these job opportunities if you have lived experience from one of four priority communities, including: Indigenous, Racialized (Black, Brown, and other people of colour), Outside the core (suburban, rural, remote), and Disability (D/deaf, blind, neurodiverse, and other disabled).

The opportunities and main responsibilities include:

Digital Justice Creative Thought Residency Curators
(4 positions, $10,625 flat fee each)

Co-design of a digital-first creative residency for 10 to 15 equity-seeking creators and producers from any artistic discipline in Canada from March to December 2022
Participant recruitment and mentorship
Knowledge stewardship and evaluation

Digital Justice Symposium Curators
(4 positions, $10,625 flat fee each)

Thematic and programmatic design for a digital-first symposium in Spring 2023 with approximately three dozen international guest speakers, pre-planning begins in Spring 2022
Guest speaker selection and support
Delegate outreach and project evaluation

Digital Justice Working Leads
(4 positions, $22,500 maximum at living wage of $28 to $38 per hour).

Creative knowledge seeking and stewardship of wisdom and insights from the Creative Thought Residency and Symposium from late Winter 2022 to Spring 2023
Participant liaising and support
Public outreach and general administration

About ArtsPond

Join our team and play a role in advancing equity and justice in Canada. ArtsPond is a caregiver and changemaker of a different sort. Our mandate is to nurture healthy ecosystems that bolster social, spatial, economic, ecological, digital, and accessibility justice in human, virtual, and natural life. We do so by fostering cooperative actions fusing the wisdom and values of social innovation and the arts.

Seeking accommodations as a person with a disability? Schedule an exploratory information session one-on-one with ArtsPond’s Founder, President & CEO Jessa Agilo prior to or in lieu of sending a formal application.

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ImagineNative, Artistic Director

Location: Toronto, ON
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Employment Type: Full time
Salary/Rate: $70,000 – $80,000 + benefits

The Artistic Director reports to the Executive Director and is responsible for conceiving, developing and implementing the artistic vision and focus for imagineNATIVE’s Festival, year-round programming, and special artistic initiatives. The Artistic Director is responsible for securing and planning film, video, audio, digital, and other programming in keeping with imagineNATIVE’s mandate, artistic policy, and selection processes. This position requires someone who is enthusiastic, artist-first-minded, and is a team leader who works well through inter-departmental collaboration. Our ideal candidate would have a personal and professional knowledge of Indigenous communities (artistic, cultural, social), with experience working in an arts Festival environment and is passionate about Indigenous-made media arts.

Link: https://imaginenative.org/employment

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Six Faculty Opportunities
NSCAD University, Halifax

Deadline: February 18, 2022 (or open until filled)

NSCAD University is pleased to announce a cohort hiring initiative of six faculty members who identify as Black, Indigenous or racialized. The new faculty will join NSCAD in the following areas: Art Education, Contemporary Ceramics, Contemporary Sculptural Practice, Expanded Media, Indigenous Art Histories & Photography and Lens-Based Practices.

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Public Programs and Residency Coordinator

Griffin Art Projects

www.griffinartprojects.ca

1174 Welch Street, North Vancouver, BC

PTE: 2 days per week, 9:00-5:00PM (One Year Contract)

More info: https://www.griffinartprojects.ca/careers

Hourly wage: $23.00/hr

How to apply:

Please apply with a cover letter and resume before February 7, 2022, by email to
info [arobas] griffinartprojects [point] ca with the subject line “Public Programs and Residency
Coordinator”.

Public Programs and Residency Coordinator

Griffin Art Projects is seeking an innovative and dynamic
thinker who can help to build
audiences and excitement through the development and delivery of public programs
and residency programs that capture the publics imagination and expand the
experience of art and art galleries.

Griffin is a non-profit art gallery and residency located in North Vancouver. GRIFFIN is
a non-collecting institution that has quickly become a vibrant contributor to the North
Vancouver cultural landscape.

Griffin is offering a one-year contract that will assist in the coordination of its residency
and public program. The successful applicant will assist in the design of programs that
offer unique opportunities for visitors of all ages and levels of interest to engage with
art and culture at GRIFFIN. This position will assist both with the development of adult
public programming and youth engagement in order to encourage new audiences to
participate and to generate new knowledge and innovative thinking on contemporary
art and culture with the ambition of creating
dynamic learning opportunities for a wide
range of visitors whose familiarity with contemporary art may differ.

This role will engage with best practices in pedagogy and for the impact of learning and
public engagement and offer a unique opportunity to create a meaningful program that
integrates deeper learning and participation, involving high schools, higher education
institutions, the local, national and international arts community, and the general public,
and liaising with artists, thinkers, and innovators from various disciplines to support
GRIFFIN in producing innovative and impactful learning and public engagement.

Reporting to the Director, the Public Programs and Residency Coordinator will produce
a schedule of public programs, events and community outreach activities that animate,
complement, and enhance our exhibitions and residency program, and GRIFFINs
exploration of art collecting and collections practices and methodologies. During the
current moment, most public
programs are delivered digitally via Zoom.

Duties include: assisting with the conceptual development, administration and
implementation of adult and youth focused public programs including: artists talks and
tours, lectures, workshops, film series, symposia and performances. The Public
Programs and Residency Coordinator will also manage and prepare grants, assist with
the development and coordination of special community-based partnership and
education initiatives and related special projects.

It is a one year, part-time two day per week position, with scheduled work from Friday
to Saturday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. This position includes some evening hours, as
required to fulfill responsibilities and be on hand for gallery programs.

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Assistant Preparator
The Kamloops Art Gallery is seeking an Assistant Preparator to assist with the creation of exhibitions that realize the artists’ visions. The Assistant Preparator works closely with the Kamloops Art Gallery Curator, Preparator, and exhibiting artists to plan and implement exhibitions in the Gallery. The ideal candidate has completed a Degree or Diploma in Fine Arts or Visual Arts. They must be a collaborative and enthusiastic individual, with a willingness to learn, a passion for art, experience with photography and audio-visual equipment, and excellent communication skills. Knowledge of contemporary art practices is an asset. Responsibilities include assisting with all aspects of exhibition planning, construction, installation and de-installation; assisting with the maintenance and organization of the packing and collection area and of the off-site public art collection; and taking the lead on audio visual-related installation tasks.

About the Kamloops Art Gallery

The Kamloops Art Gallery, with its focus on contemporary art, offers inspiring, provocative, and transformative art experiences of national calibre. Located in Secwepemcúlecw, it is the largest art gallery in the Interior of British Columbia and boasts a collection of over 3,000 works of art. With more than 12 exhibitions every year, the Gallery offers diverse, accessible, and affordable experiences, including talks, tours, and studio-based programming for people of all ages and abilities.

The Gallery is located right downtown, where you’ll find unlimited cultural, educational, and sports pursuits available on your doorstep. With more than 2,000 hours of sunshine annually and a unique mix of stunning landscapes, the region offers plentiful opportunities for outdoor recreation and is known for the quality of its hiking, mountain biking, skiing, and fishing.

The Kamloops Art Gallery is an equal opportunity employer and thanks all applicants for their interest in the Gallery. Women, people of colour, Indigenous persons, persons with disabilities and people in the LGBTQIA2S+ community, and people from other historically excluded communities are strongly encouraged to apply.

Please click here to link to the detailed job description or see below.

Salary: $20 to $24 an hour, depending on experience. The Gallery offers a competitive compensation package including health benefits and RSP top-up and flexible working arrangements and hours.

Employee status: Permanent, full-time employment: 35 hours per week

Application deadline: Monday, February 21, 2022

Please include a cover letter with your resume addressed to:
Catrina Crowe
Operations Manager
ccrowe [arobas] kag [point] bc [point] ca
Kamloops Art Gallery
101 – 465 Victoria Street
Kamloops, BC V2C 2A9

JOB DESCRIPTION
Assistant Preparator

Job Purpose
The Assistant Preparator assists the Preparator with the planning for and installation of exhibitions to realize the artists’ visions.

Primary Duties and Responsibilities

Develops deep knowledge of the Gallery’s exhibitions and artists through research, engagement in Program Team meetings, and collaborative planning with Program Team members.
Participates in pre-exhibition planning and construction.
Conducts research on the equipment and technical requirements for exhibitions, including staying up-to-date on current innovations, skills and knowledge in the contemporary art museum field as it relates to new media and exhibition installation
Prepares video files and equipment requirements for exhibitions.
Provides assistance with all aspects of exhibition de-installation and installation, including painting, construction, installing audio visual equipment, artwork, technical set-up and other duties as needed.
Takes and edits photos of the collection and exhibitions.
Maintains inventory of all a/v equipment (audio, projectors, media players, etc.)
Performs maintenance on all a/v equipment (firmware updates, projector lamp replacements, etc.)
Assists with the maintenance and organization of the packing and collection area.
Assists in the maintenance of the public art collection off-site.
Relationships
The Assistant Preparator is responsible for assisting with the realization of the artist’s vision by working closely with the Kamloops Art Gallery Curator and exhibiting artists to plan and implement exhibitions in the Gallery. The Assistant Preparator works professionally with artists, suppliers, contractors and other organizations.

The Assistant Preparator works closely with all KAG employees, but requires extensive collaboration with the Preparator, Curator, Assistant Curator, Registrar, Education and Public Programs Director and the Gallery Attendants.

The Assistant Preparator reports directly to the Head Preparator.

Requirements

Experience working in a contemporary art gallery.
Knowledge of contemporary art practices, particularly new media.
Must be detail oriented with a strong desire to ensure any finished product meets safety standards with particular attention to aesthetic details and artistic requirements.
Excellent communication skills with an ability to take direction as well as delegate tasks to contractors and employees.
Experience in an office environment, excellent administrative and communication skills.
Ability to be flexible and manage competing priorities with tight timelines.
Knowledge of the standard tools, practices and methods used in painting, rough and finish carpentry, cabinet work and the use of different materials used in construction.
Ability to perform carpentry and electrical tasks.
Experience with photography and videography of objects, spaces and people considered an asset.
Must be physically capable of climbing ladders and scaffolding, lifting up to 50lbs, standing for long periods of time and handling delicate objects.
Proficient with MS Office programs, Photoshop, Final Cut Pro or similar video editing software, Adobe Illustrator, BrightAuthor (media player software).
Completion of a Degree or Diploma in Fine Arts, Visual Arts or other related field of study considered an asset.
First Aid certification is an asset.
To protect the health and well-being of our employees, the Kamloops Art Gallery requires all employees be fully vaccinated as a condition of hire in accordance with the Gallery’s COVID-19 vaccination policy, which will be made available to those short listed for the position.
Competencies

Communication
Teamwork
Integrity
Results Oriented
Decisions Making & Judgement
Inclusivity
Efficiency

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Collective City Arts ” Research and Development Coordinator
About Collective City Arts

Collective City traces the history of artist generated galleries and collectives that
operated as alternative exhibition venues in
Toronto from the late 1980s to the
present day. This project shows, over the course of several short videos and
transcripts, how a movement that started as a group of renegade artist collectives
exhibiting their work in temporary spaces eventually evolved into the sustainable
artist collective galleries we are familiar with today.

To find out more about Collective City please visit our website.

Position Overview

Job Title: Research & Development Coordinator
Role Type: Part Time Contract ” 20 hours per month ” flexible work schedule
Location: Work from own environment
Pay: $26.00 per hr.
Application Deadline: February 19, 2022

Roles and responsibilities:

Research contemporary visual art collectives working in and around Toronto. This
role would require investigation through peer contacts and word of mouth leads that
come from the arts community, the internet, and existing referrals that Collective City
leadership would help provide.
Build Collective Citys email database of artist
collectives for outreach and possible
future film projects.
Research and create database of art schools and institutions (examples: AGO,
MOCA, Power Plant, National Gallery of Canada plus university and college art
programs in and around Toronto). Identifying the correct contacts in these institutions
for donation of Collective City films and setting up speaking engagements.
Bi-monthly reports will be expected on research progress ” both on building artist
collective databases as well as film donations and speaking engagements.
Desired qualifications:

This candidate must have knowledge of the visual arts community in and around
Toronto.
Research and writing experience

To Apply:

To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to collectivecitytoronto [arobas] gmail [point] com
with the subject line Research & Development Coordinator by February 19, 2022.
Please indicate where you saw this posting. Only selected applicants will be
contacted for an interview.
http://https://www.collectivecity.ca/

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L’Université de Moncton lance le concours suivant :

PROFESSEURE OU PROFESSEUR EN SCULPTURE (poste régulier pouvant mener à la permanence d’emploi)

La personne retenue aura une pratique professionnelle reconnue ainsi qu’une solide connaissance pratique des techniques et procédés traditionnels de la sculpture telle qu’avec le métal, le bois, la pierre et la céramique. Elle démontre également une compréhension approfondie des enjeux théoriques et critiques de son domaine et des formes contemporaines d’arts visuels de la sculpture. Elle sera enfin appelée à intervenir dans l’enseignement des disciplines de base en regard de la spécificité de sa pratique, tout en faisant montre d’une capacité à générer des liens avec les autres disciplines enseignées au Département des arts visuels. 

Fermeture du concours
Le 3 mars 2022

La description se trouve au lien suivant :

https://www.umoncton.ca/emploi/index.php?case=21&ID=19038&Type=2