Other Opportunities

Organization

Leschi Business Association

Website

LeschiArtWalk.com

More Info

Cara Ross

cararosslmp@comcast.net

2063225118

Fee to Apply

30

Deadline to Apply

8/31/2018

Description

Visual Artists and Craftpersons are invited to show and sell their work at the Leschi Business Association’s 7th Annual Art Walk. Artists living or working in the Central, Madrona and Leschi neighborhoods are strongly encouraged to apply. Our mission is to promote community and the arts in our neighborhood.
We will provide canopies, tables & chairs (one 6’x2 1/2’ table & two chairs for each 10’X10’ booth). You may order more than one booth. Parking will be provided for one vehicle per vendor.
In addition to the artist’s booths there will community organizations represented, a music stage and children’s activities.

How to Apply

Contact Diane Snell at Leschinews@comcast.net

Link to Opportunity

LeschiArtWalk.com

Posted

6/8/2018

Organization

Washington State Convention Center

Website

www.wscc.com

More Info

Diana Cross

diana.cross@wscc.com

2066945182

Deadline to Apply

8/24/2018

Description

Rotating exhibits are booked quarterly through this call, following a screening and selection process by an Art Advisory Committee, comprised of Convention Center Board Members and art professionals . More than 179 exhibitions and displays have been featured since the program's inception in 1991. Many of these exhibits feature local artists, although a number of them are juried national or international exhibitions specifically for the Center. The Galleria is a free public space and has established a reputation of being a high quality exhibit site with tremendous daily visibility. The Washington State Convention Center’s Art Program was established with a mission to provide an environment that enriches the experience of all who pass through the facility. These guests include convention delegates, tradeshow and event participants, theater attendees, and local residents who use the facility everyday as a link between downtown Seattle and First Hill.

How to Apply

See Call for Artists on Website

Link to Opportunity

https://www.wscc.com/about/art/rotating-gallery

Posted

6/29/2018

Organization

4Culture

Website

4culture.org

More Info

Charlie Rathbun

charlie.rathbun@4Culture.org

(206) 263-1607

Fee to Apply

no fee

Deadline to Apply

8/30/2018

Description

Attention King County artists and creative thinkers! Apply for a Creative Consultancy – an opportunity to work in residence with a local city on seeking and implementing creative solutions to the challenges faced by communities throughout King County. Apply by August 30, 2018

How to Apply

Please read the guidelines and apply on line.

Link to Opportunity

https://www.4culture.org/grants/creative-consultancies/

Posted

7/16/2018

Organization

Create! Magazine

Website

www.createmagazine.com

More Info

Sarah Mills

info@createmagazine.com

Fee to Apply

35

Deadline to Apply

9/29/2018

Description

Create! Magazine International Print Issue 12
Miami Edition + Two-Year Anniversary Issue​

https://createmagazine.com/callforart/

Create! Magazine is pleased to announce a new call for art for the two year anniversary issue, which will coincide with Miami Art Week. Artists from all countries are welcome to submit work in any medium, and incorporate and subject or theme.

GUEST CURATOR:

Kaly Scheller-Barrett, Hashimoto Contemporary

Kaly Scheller-Barrett is a visual artist and secret poet hailing originally from Bavaria. Drawing heavily from her extensive training in craft technique, Kaly’s work attempts to blur the boundaries between fine art and craft practices, asking the viewer to un- and re-frame their preconceptions of material. Kaly recently completed an MFA in Sculpture at California College of the Arts where she taught Craft Theory and is currently the Associate Director of Hashimoto Contemporary​.​

About Create! Magazine

We connect our artists to a larger audience by featuring work in an archival limited edition print, our website, and social media platforms. We are passionate about providing opportunities for emerging and mid-career artists.

Create! Magazine is a bimonthly digital and print independent publication for artists, designers and creative entrepreneurs. Our issues have been featured by Art Miami Fairs, Apartment Therapy, Stack Magazines, Study Breaks, Secrets of Green and more.


WHERE TO FIND: Copies will be available in our online shop and at several retail locations in Miami, London, New York, Amsterdam, Wilmington (DE), Philadelphia and more.

FEE: $35

ELIGIBILITY: Artists 18 and older are welcome to apply with works in any medium: painting, sculpture, digital, printmaking, fiber, photography, mixed media, installation and more. Artists from all countries are welcome to submit. All themes are welcome.

SELECTED ARTISTS: Artists selected by the guest juror will receive a 2-page spread including a brief bio, website, and 2 images in print and digital formats. Published artists will receive a complimentary digital issue and will be listed with images, details and information on our website/social media for life. All featured artists will automatically be considered for any upcoming curatorial projects and exhibitions organized by our team.

DEADLINE: September 29, 2018

Have a question? We are here to help! Send us an e-mail to info@create-magazine.com.

How to Apply

https://createmagazine.com/callforart/

Link to Opportunity

https://createmagazine.com/callforart/

Posted

7/16/2018

Organization

N/A

Website

www.khadijatarver.com

More Info

Khadija Tarver

khadija.tarver@gmail.com

42534650077

Fee to Apply

0

Deadline to Apply

Ongoing

Description

Open call for current 2-D works by black artists in the greater Seattle metropolitan area.

SIX WALLS AT PRITCHARD PARK is a temporary installation occurring August 23 - August 25 at Pritchard Island Beach Park (a 20 minute walk from the Rainier Beach Light Rail station). It is part of the Arts in the Parks program.

The call for art opens July 18, 2018 at 12PM PST. The first 25 artists to successfully complete the application will be selected. Each participating artist will receive $50. All participating artists will need to work with the organizer to drop off work in Seattle by early August.

Artists of all ages welcome. The guiding purpose of this installation is to provide space for artists to show anything they want.

This project is funded by Seattle Arts and Culture in partnership with Seattle Parks and Recreation.

Please contact Khadija Tarver (khadija.tarver@gmail.com) with any questions.

How to Apply

To apply, complete the 6-question submission form. The form opens at 12PM PST on July 18. The first 25 successful submissions will be chosen.

Link to Opportunity

https://goo.gl/forms/4Ms2xaOm9HPNvfpX2

Posted

8/13/2018

Organization

Jack Straw Cultural Center

Website

http://www.jackstraw.org

More Info

Levi Fuller

levi@jackstraw.org

2066340919

Deadline to Apply

8/24/2018

Location

Jack Straw Cultural Center, Seattle

Start Date

08/23/2018

Start Time

06:00 PM

End Date

08/23/2018

End Time

10:00 PM

Cost

$70 member; $95 non-member

Description

Learn the basic skills of recording and editing sound with audio editing software. We'll learn two different programs, both free or affordable, and see the advantages and disadvantages of each. Audacity is open-source free-download software used for audio and video production; GarageBand is a very affordable recording and music production program from Apple. Learn to record, edit, and process sounds in each environment, for interview, story, video, and music applications. Followup intensive instruction available also.

How to Apply

To register call Jack Straw Cultural Center at 206-634-0919 with your credit card to pay the deposit or full class fee.

Link to Opportunity

http://www.jackstraw.org/programs/ed/adult/workshops_current.html

Posted

8/13/2018

Organization

Jack Straw Cultural Center

Website

http://www.jackstraw.org

More Info

Levi Fuller

levi@jackstraw.org

2066340919

Deadline to Apply

8/26/2018

Location

Jack Straw Cultural Center, Seattle

Start Date

08/25/2018

Start Time

09:00 AM

End Date

08/25/2018

End Time

05:00 PM

Cost

$135 member; $160 non-member; $80 visually impaired

Description

Learn techniques for high quality field recording of music, ambience, sound effects, and voice with portable equipment. Useful for radio and TV producers, as well as sound artists and engineers. Students will practice field recording and listen to their work.

How to Apply

To register call Jack Straw Cultural Center at 206-634-0919 with your credit card to pay the deposit or full class fee.

Link to Opportunity

http://www.jackstraw.org/programs/ed/adult/workshops_current.html

Posted

8/13/2018

Organization

Museum of Northwest Art

Website

http://www.monamuseum.org/

More Info

Chloe Dye Sherpe

chloed@museumofnwart.org

3604664446

Deadline to Apply

Open until filled

Job Type

Part time

Description

Key Responsibilities
• Administers an accurate inventory of all MoNA’s collections.
• Maintains records in a sound and secure manner that provides current and accurate information on each object, including its location, catalogue information, status, and condition, and responds to general inquiries about the collections.
• Manages the collections management database system.
• Manages all incoming and outgoing loans to MoNA of art and objects related to its collections, acquisitions, and exhibition program.
• Assists the Consulting Collection Manager with managing the Museum objects in storage or on display in the Art Museum.
• Coordinates photography of the Art Museum collections.
• Responsible for record-keeping systems (electronic and paper), inventory procedures, administration of insurance policy, documentation, storage, care, handling/packing, condition, display and security of objects (in permanent collections and on loan).

This position will be primarily accountable for the thoroughness, accuracy and the proper documentation and filing and storing of all object records (both digital and paper). Accountable for managing orderly records, files, and retrieval systems for MoNA collection (exhibition history, location, provenance). Produces accurate and timely reports (e.g. in conjunction with appraisals, inventories, insurance purposes, exhibitions), for leading inventories, audits, and spot-checks as required. Accountable for working with curators and other museum staff to ensure that forms (e.g. loan forms, deed of gift) are meeting AAM standards and are approved by MoNA.

Qualifications
• Bachelor's degree in art history, studio art, museum studies, or related field and/or equivalent combination of experience or training required. Master's degree in Museum Studies, Art History or related field desired.
• Knowledge of accepted museum registration practices, art handling techniques, US customs and copyright laws, and risk management practices and standards. Experience in records management, art transport arrangements, accessioning and deaccessioning, loan management, exhibition management, database management, and administrative and supervisory experience.
• Excellent organizational and communication skills and demonstrated leadership ability.
• Demonstrated experience with PastPerfect is desired. Knowledge of nomenclature, metadata standards and best practices in the field required.
• Confidentiality, discretion, and flexibility are a must.
• Must be capable of working with a diverse group of faculty, staff, students, conservators, museum professionals, scholars, collectors, lenders and the general public on a daily basis and foster a cooperative work environment.

About the Museum of Northwest Art
The Museum of Northwest Art is renowned for the quality and focus of its collection of over 2,400 artworks. MoNA collects and exhibits contemporary art from across the Northwest, including Alaska, British Columbia, California, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington, fostering essential conversations and encouraging creativity. The museum aims to provide a rich experience with thoughtful context and personalized attention for visitors from our diverse community.

The museum's acclaimed education program, MoNA Link, has served nearly 8,000 students and over 140 teachers in the school districts of Anacortes, Burlington-Edison, Concrete, La Conner, Mount Vernon, Sedro-Woolley and Stanwood-Camano. MoNA Link provides comprehensive art education for students from pre-K to middle school. The outreach program meets the needs of the underserved, including the homeless, youth in juvenile detention, and assisted living residents.

MoNA offers free admission and is open seven days a week to ensure access to all. The museum has received the Governor's Award for significant contributions to arts and culture, and the facility’s renovations by Henry Klein Partnership Architects received an honor award from the American Institute of Architects.

How to Apply

To Apply Application deadline is ongoing. The position is 30 hours a week with flexible hours. Apply with cover letter and current resume sent to Chloé Dye Sherpe, Curator, chloed@museumofnwart.org. Position will remain open until filled. Find out more about MoNA at www.monamuseum.org. EOE

Link to Opportunity

http://www.monamuseum.org/assistant-registrar

Posted

8/13/2018

Organization

Seattle Arts & Lectures

Website

http://www.lectures.org

More Info

Amanda Carrubba

salhr@lectures.org

2066212230 x14

Deadline to Apply

8/31/2018

Job Type

Full time

Description

Organization Overview:
Since 1987, Seattle Arts & Lectures (SAL) has championed the literary arts by inspiring and engaging readers and writers of all generations in the greater Puget Sound region. We provide children and adults with opportunities to meet writers and cultural thinkers; to read and reflect upon novels, poems, and other literary works; to encounter new ideas and artistic creations; to develop their own writing; and to engage in meaningful and open discussions about literature, culture, and society. We believe these activities are essential to the development of a more creative, thoughtful, and democratic society. SAL fulfills its mission through these programs: Literary Arts Series, Poetry Series, Women You Need to Know Series, Journalism Series, Hinge, SAL Presents, Summer Book Bingo, and Writers in the Schools (WITS).

At SAL we value a diverse workforce and an inclusive culture. We are committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion in all areas of our work and encourage applications from all qualified individuals without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, national origin, marital status, citizenship, disability, and veteran status. We strongly encourage applications from members of underrepresented groups.

Position Overview:
The Marketing Coordinator works with the Associate Director to implement marketing, advertising, communications, and engagement efforts to increase the visibility and impact of the organization, our mission, and programs.

The Marketing Coordinator works with the media, coordinates print pieces and emails, contributes to our social media presence, works with partner organizations, and promotes SAL events to engage people of all ages and backgrounds to become or return as ticket-buyers, subscribers, donors, and friends. The Marketing Coordinator reports to the Associate Director and works primarily with the Public Programs team (including the Content Editor and Box Office Manager). The Public Programs team drives the outreach and sales for all ticketed events and the engagement around our free Summer Book Bingo program. While a large part of this position is focused on ticket sales and earned income, we are also seeking to diversify our audiences through creative and grassroots methods. The Marketing Coordinator also supports the Writers in the Schools (WITS) and Development teams.

The ideal candidate for this position has a love of the mission, an eye for detail and design, a passion for data and databases, a flair for writing and storytelling, and a commitment to racial equity and social justice. The ideal candidate is an extroverted book person who enjoys building relationships with a diverse span of people—from media partners and donors to grassroots organizations and individuals at events. The Marketing Coordinator must be able to know when to multi-task and when to dive deep; must be a team-player in a highly collaborative environment; to think both quantitatively and qualitatively; to look simultaneously at the big picture and to listen to the individual story.


Responsibilities:
Marketing & Advertising (30%)
• Coordinate the design, production, and timely delivery of all ads to media.
• Maintain and cultivate existing media sponsorship relationships; procure contracts, in-kind forms, and make sure that contract specifications are fulfilled on both sides.
• Cultivate new media relationships, including sponsorships and paid opportunities.
• Coordinate the design and production of all Public Programs and Development print pieces, including, but not limited to: our annual brochure, two annual postcards, the Annual Report, fundraiser invitations and collateral, our annual subscription campaign, and others. Support Writers in the Schools (WITS) print productions as needed.
• Manage relationships with graphic designers.
• Seek creative and cost-effective opportunities for marketing and advertising.
• Coordinate social media advertising on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Track and analyze trends and insights.
• Manage and update SAL’s TRG Database and respond to list-trade requests from other organizations.
• Attend monthly lunchtime Market the Arts meetings (currently held at Seattle Center) and stay abreast of best practices in marketing and outreach, as well as network with other local marketing practitioners to make connections and engage with the local arts community.

Communications (20%)
• Produce engaging pre- and post-event emails and all one-off emails through MailChimp.
• Generate engaging and fresh content for event programs and coordinate the design and printing of these programs.
• Contribute compelling content to bi-weekly newsletters, the website, and the blog.
• Copyedit all external-facing communications.
• Execute a social media strategy with content crafted for each of our social media brands.
• Track and analyze social media engagement based on trends and organizational focus.
• Help ensure that SAL’s visual and tonal brand is upheld in all external-facing communications.
• Coordinate audience survey tactics, including the distribution and collection of surveys at events and online at the end of the season. Coordinate the entry and analysis of this data.

Community Engagement (20%)
• Represent the organization at the majority of SAL’s Public Programs, WITS, and fundraising events (approximately 35 events a year). Duties may include relationship-building, public relations, supporting media and community partner tables, handling press and partner comps, or other support roles as needed. Evening hours required; typically, 1-2 times/week September – May. See lectures.org for full schedule of events.
• Seek creative opportunities for deepening and expanding community engagement overall.
• Coordinate audience engagement and audience building efforts, focusing on specific subgroups identified by our strategic plan.
• Answer phones, take ticket-orders, and provide excellent front-line customer service and support to all SAL’s stakeholders.

Public Relations (15%)
• Generate and distribute well-written press releases as needed.
• Maintain an up-to-date list of current press contacts.
• Respond to feedback from the public on social media and via email and phone.
• Cultivate relationships with editors and reporters and pitch creative ideas for stories.

Other (15%)
• Track spending, manage actuals-to-budget, and coordinate vendor payments and invoices.
• Attend and contribute to weekly Public Programs planning and marketing meetings and Staff meetings.
• Participate in ongoing equity work and trainings.
• Attend cultivation events, SAL celebrations, and community functions as needed.
• Work with marketing interns.
• Gather reporting data for the Board as requested and occasionally present as needed (typically one time a year).
• Greet and direct office visitors and delivery people and staff the office intercom.
• This is a small team; we all pitch in to help each other out and our work is always evolving. The ideal candidate will be flexible, joyful, and up for the variety of kinds of work that a small non-profit encounters on the day-to-day.

Desired Qualifications:
• Passion for SAL’s mission and a love of stories and storytelling.
• One year of experience and a successful track record in implementing outreach and marketing programs, preferably in an arts/non-profit context.
• Ability to work independently and as a member of a dynamic, creative, highly collaborative team in a fast-paced, open-office environment. Must be a self-starter yet able to work under direction.
• Curiosity, a growth mindset, and love of continuous learning.
• Demonstrated flexibility, initiative, and ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines.
• Strong attention to detail, and a love of managing and analyzing data.
• Excellent relationship-building skills, passionate storytelling and persuasive writing skills, and a professional and joyful outlook.
• A commitment to racial equity and social justice.
• Exceptional customer service skills with excellent follow-through and commitment to protecting confidential information.
• Working knowledge of donor/ticketing database programs (PatronManager preferred) and proficiency with any of the following highly desirable: Microsoft Office, Mac platform, MailChimp, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, SEO, Google Analytics, and Google Ads.
• Proficiency with InDesign, Photoshop, and design experience a plus.
• An awareness of the Seattle non-profit community, literary organizations, local media, and grassroots organizations all a plus.
• Evening/weekend hours required; typically 1-2 times/week September – May. See lectures.org for full schedule of events.
Compensation & Benefits:
This is a 40 hours/week full-time exempt position. Salary is $32,000-36,000 per year (commensurate with experience and qualifications) with a benefits package, including:
• generous paid time off, including 20 vacation days / year starting your 2nd year (15 days in year one) as well as sick, personal, and holidays;
• 100% of medical, vision, and dental insurance covered;
• 403(b) retirement plan pre-tax distribution;
• flex time as appropriate;
• support and budget for professional development and growth.

Hiring Process & Timeline:
• We will begin scheduling phone interviews in late August.
• We will begin in-person one-hour interviews in September.
• Finalists will be invited to a second-round, two-hour interview (comprised of several shorter interviews with different teams), and we will make an offer shortly thereafter.
• We would like to have the selected candidate start in mid to late October.

How to Apply

To Apply:
No phone calls, please.

Send a resume and thoughtful, well-written cover letter that addresses how your background and skills relate to the position.

Submit applications electronically to salhr@lectures.org. The email subject line should be Marketing Coordinator, and please include your last name in file names of your attachment(s).

Open until filled. For best consideration, please submit no later than August 27, 2018.

Seattle Arts & Lectures
340 15th Ave E, Suite 301
Seattle, WA 98112

Link to Opportunity

https://lectures.org/opportunities/marketing-coordinator/

Posted

8/13/2018

Organization

ACT Theatre

Website

acttheatre.org

More Info

Amy Gentry

amy.gentry@acttheatre.org

2062927660

Deadline to Apply

Open until filled

Job Type

Full time

Description

Key Responsibilities

Build ticketing campaigns for Subscriptions, ACTPass Memberships, Single Tickets and all events with a ticket or reservation on the ACT Theatre calendar
Work closely with ACT’s Digital Marketing and Database Manager to ensure proper function of the campaigns and purchase paths online using the TNEW application withing Tessitura
With the ticket office manager and assistant ticket office manager, implement dynamic pricing and zone mapping for all campaigns
Run automated payment programs
Supervise annual subscriber ticket printing project
Assure proper financial postings for ticket office transactions
Manage American with Disabilities Act (ADA) seating inventory and sales practice according to current Washington State & Federal Laws
Assist the Marketing Department with reporting, analysis, proofing, projections
Provide support for other departments as needed and perform other duties as assigned
Abilities Required

Excellent organization skills, able to plan ahead, meet deadlines and goals while simultaneously managing multiple projects.
Read and interpret documents such as instructions and procedure manuals
Calculate figures and amounts such as discounts, interest, proportions, percentages
Solve practical problems and deal with a variety of situations at one time
Computer Skills

To perform this job successfully, an individual should have knowledge of database software; internet software; order processing systems; spreadsheet software and word processing software, i.e., MS Word and Excel, and ticketing software (preferably Tessitura).
Knowledge and Education

Bachelor’s Degree or higher preferred
Previous experience in a constituent business arena (subscriber, membership, development, event management, etc.) a plus, especially in arts or Tessitura environment
Training could be provided in particular areas such as advanced Tessitura, HTML, T-stats
Compensation & Benefits

Beginning annual salary: $40,000
A-rated health insurance plan
Complimentary ACTPass

How to Apply

To Apply

Position open until filled, with a desired start date in early September, 2018.
Please send a current resumé and cover letter stating how your qualifications, experience, and goals are a match for this position to: Amy Gentry, Director of Sales & Marketing, amy.gentry@acttheatre.org
Subject Line: Last Name, Ticket Operations Associate Applicant
No phone calls, drop-ins, or physical mailings please.

ACT is dedicated to building a culturally diverse and equitable environment and strongly encourages applications from people of color and women. This position will remain open until filled and until a diverse and qualified pool of candidates is identified. Applicants from populations underrepresented in the theater field are strongly encouraged to apply.

Link to Opportunity

https://acttheatre.org/about/work-with-us/

Posted

8/13/2018

Organization

Seattle Foundation

Website

http://themorganfund.com/

More Info

Lauren Domino

l.domino@seattlefoundation.org

12063881652

Deadline to Apply

9/30/2018

Description

The Morgan Fund, a Family Foundation at Seattle Foundation, is proud to announce the 2018 request for proposals to support performing arts organizations located in the Seattle/Western Washington and Washington, DC regions with a focus on dance and theatre. Proposals for Investment Grants ranging from $1,500 to $15,000 will be considered across a wide range of needs, such as equipment purchases and strategic business development, to help advance and deepen artistic quality. Applicant organizations must be a tax¬ exempt nonprofit under section 501(c)3 of the IRS code or be fiscally sponsored by a 501(c)3 organization. The Morgan Fund intends to distribute $250,000 in funding this cycle. Decisions will be announced and funding distributed in January 2019.

How to Apply

Please visit www.themorganfund.com to view full details or to complete the online application form. The deadline is September 30, 2018.

Link to Opportunity

http://themorganfund.com/

Posted

8/24/2018

Organization

Peripheral ARTeries

Website

https://peripheralarteries.yolasite.com/

More Info

Katherine Williams

peripheral.arteries@europe.com

Fee to Apply

No application fee

Deadline to Apply

1/30/2019

Description

Peripheral ARTeries is inviting entries for the competition to find the most interesting emerging worldwide artists in various fine arts disciplines.

The contest, on its 10th edition, comes under the sign of collaborative networking and will once again explore and show current trends and tendencies in Contemporary Art.

All we aim to is to encouraging artists to innovate and create: we cultivate a spirit of openness through a unique collaborative and participatory approach. Accordingly, worldwide artists at any career-stage can submit their works. Each artist may submit a maximum of three works or projects made in any technique:

Painting
Video Art & Experimental Cinema
Fine Art Photography
Experimental Media
Mixed Media
Installation
Public Art
Performance

We are open to all proposed forms of art and media and we focus to works which causes people to reflect on the larger community and a kind of art capable of challenging the viewers’ traditional perspective on art itself. This competition aims to give the impetus and opportunity to artists to work between the boundaries of Contemporary Art.

How to Apply

Please fill the following entry form:

https://form.jotform.com/artcall/peripheralarteries2019

Link to Opportunity

https://peripheralarteries.yolasite.com/

Posted

11/2/2018

Organization

City of Lynnwood Arts Commission

Website

www.LynnwoodArts.org

More Info

fred wong

fwong@lynnwoodwa.gov

4256705502

Deadline to Apply

1/31/2019

Description

I LOVE Lynnwood
Sculpture Design
Call for Artists / Creative People

We are looking for artists, designers, architects, makers, and creative people to design an iconic sculpture based on the theme: I LOVE Lynnwood. $2500 awarded to winner. Deadline to apply is January 31, 2019. For more info, and to apply, go to www.LynnwoodArts.org

How to Apply

Go to www.LynnwoodArts.org.
Read the detailed call info.

Link to Opportunity

www.LynnwoodArts.org

Posted

12/19/2018

Organization

Pioneer Square Residents Council

Website

http://pioneersquare.us/

More Info

Suzanne Morlock

psqresidents@gmail.com

Fee to Apply

0

Deadline to Apply

2/1/2019

Description

The Pioneer Square Residents’ Council (PSRC) is pleased to announce the initiation of a phased neighborhood project to enhance the streetscapes of Pioneer Square with art on signal boxes – Art Outside the Box! The first phase of the project includes five signal boxes. These boxes will be embellished with original art created by indigenous Coast Salish artists, First People in Seattle’s First Neighborhood.

In collaboration with the Chief Seattle Club, up to five artists will be selected for their exceptional designs for five signal boxes in Pioneer Square. Artists will work with the project team and may participate in the approval processes, via the Pioneer Square Preservation Board (PSPB), Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) and the fabricator to provide adjustments as required to designs. Artists may be asked to modify submission based on feedback from the PSPB, SDOT or fabricator. Artist will submit digital images of the final design, meeting the specifications of the fabricator’s template (project team will assist with digital translation of artworks).

This call is open to professional artists at all stages of their careers who may submit up to three works of art. Applicant must provide proof of Coast Salish tribal enrollment or descent.

How to Apply

see link to application and more details at:
http://pioneersquare.us/call-to-artists/

Link to Opportunity

http://pioneersquare.us/call-to-artists/

Posted

12/19/2018

Organization

ITSLIQUID GROUP

Website

www.itsliquid.com

More Info

Luca Curci

lucacurci@lucacurci.com

Fee to Apply

depend

Deadline to Apply

2/28/2019

Description

CALL FOR ARTISTS: ANIMA MUNDI | VENICE MAY-NOV 2019
ITSLIQUID International Art Festival
Deadline: February 28, 2019

ITSLIQUID GROUP, in collaboration with Venice Events, is pleased to announce the open call for ANIMA MUNDI – ITSLIQUID International Art Festival.

ANIMA MUNDI FESTIVAL will be presented in Venice at THE ROOM Contemporary Art Space, and other prestigious venues and historical buildings, in the months between May and November 2019, during the same period of the 58th International Art Exhibition, curated by Ralph Rugoff and organized by La Biennale di Venezia 2019, chaired by Paolo Baratta, hosted at the Giardini and the Arsenale venues. The Biennale is going to be held from May 11th to November 24th 2019, with the press preview on 8th, 9th and 10th May 2019.

ANIMA MUNDI consists of 3 main events, RITUALS, CONSCIOUSNESS and VISIONS, and the collateral events ELEMENTS – FROM SHAPE TO SPACE and Venice Experimental Video and Performance Art Festival.

Each event of ANIMA MUNDI festival is focused on different themes:
– RITUALS, from May to July 2019;
– CONSCIOUSNESS, from July to September 2019;
– VISIONS, from September to November 2019.

ELEMENTS – FROM SHAPE TO SPACE and Venice Experimental Video and Performance Art Festival are part of ANIMA MUNDI festival, curated by Arch. Luca Curci, that will be realized in Venice, at THE ROOM Contemporary Art Space and other historical venues, from May 11, 2019 to November 24, 2019. The deadline for the submission is February 28, 2019.

During these main events, will be presented works of photography, painting, sculpture/installation, design and architecture, video-art and live performance.

Deadline for applications is February 28, 2019 (11.59 PM of your local time).

For more information or to take part in the selection, send an e-mail to lucacurci@lucacurci.com

more. http://www.itsliquid.com/call-anima-mundi-venice-may-nov-2019.html

How to Apply

For more information or to take part in the selection, send an e-mail to lucacurci@lucacurci.com

Link to Opportunity

http://www.itsliquid.com/call-anima-mundi-venice-may-nov-2019.html

Posted

12/19/2018

Organization

murze

Website

murze.org

More Info

Pierre

murzemag@outlook.com

Fee to Apply

6

Deadline to Apply

1/20/2019

Description

Fluke is seeking photography that embraces the unlikely, advantageous and chance occurrence. We want photographers to send in a portfolio of work, that encompass and respond to chance encounters and occurrences. Work entered to this project will be featured in issue four and across our website and social media.

Digital photography is a precise constantly improving tool, the image about to be captured is known whilst it's being taken, analogue methods offered a much rawer, more unpredictable process resulting in often unexpected outcomes. We are after work that applies an unpredictable approach, whether it's digital or analogue were looking for shots taken in the effort for exploration and experimentation, or just capturing a moment of coincident.

Images submitted must be at least 300 DPI
Non-refundable admission fee of £6
Deadlines for entry is the 20th January 2019
There are no other entry requirements, this competition is open to all.

Winning photographers will receive feedback and exposure both online and in issue four. The portfolios sent in will be reviewed, three winning photographers will be featured in issue four, an additional 10 photographers will also have their work featured in issue four. All work entered to this project will be featured in an online portfolio on our website after the launch of issue four.

How to Apply

For more information and to enter head to our website https://www.murze.org/fluke

Link to Opportunity

https://www.murze.org/fluke

Posted

12/19/2018

Organization

Murze

Website

murze.org

More Info

Pierre Ehmann

murzemag@outlook.com

Fee to Apply

8

Deadline to Apply

1/30/2019

Description

We are encouraging artists to respond to to the current socio-political environment of today. We are interested in artists creating responsive, challenging work that addresses cultural power structures, social challenges and environmental issues.

The current political landscape seems rife with uncertainty, unpredictability and a certain amount of fragility. From ‘strong and stable’ and ‘brexit means brexit’ to ‘we will make america great again’ and ‘its fake news’ nonsensical unstable political sound bites seems to be what is keeping the political elite trudging forwards. Corruption and climate change denial is dominating current politics, we are looking for artists that challenge the socio-political climate that has formed in the wake of the brexit referendum, the Trump election and of course broader global political concern.

Images submitted must be at least 300 DPI
Non-refundable submission fee of £8
Deadlines for entry is the 30th January 2019
There are no other entry requirements, this submission is open to all.

Selected entries will be featured in issue four, however all work entered to this project will be featured in an online gallery on our website, after the launch of issue four.

How to Apply

For more information and to enter head to our website https://www.murze.org/political-art

Link to Opportunity

https://www.murze.org/political-art

Posted

12/19/2018

Organization

Mineral School

Website

www.mineral-school.org

More Info

Jane Hodges

mineralschoolarts@gmail.com

2069375643

Fee to Apply

25

Deadline to Apply

2/15/2019

Description

Mineral School is an artists residency located in a former 1947 elementary school near Mt. Rainier, in Mineral, Washington. During 2019, we're offering four two-week residency periods to screenwriters, poetry and prose writers, and visual artists, providing accepted applicants with space and time to create new work without the interruptions of normal life and with the bonus of healthy meals prepared by culinary volunteers using locally-grown organic food whenever possible. The May 2019 residency is screenwriter-specific, in partnership with the Rainier Independent Film Festival. During September 2019, we'll offer one one-week residency to 4 writers or artists who are parents of children under 18, through support from the Sustainable Arts Foundation. All other sessions are mixed-resident.

Each resident will live in an 800-square foot former classroom that offers peekaboo views of Mineral Lake and Mt. Rainier, and that will double as their writing studio, with desk and chair, lighting, bookcase, and lots of chalkboards. Visual artist residents will be offered space to work outside of their classrooms (unless they wish or want work in their medium in the room where they sleep). The school building has shared bathrooms with showers. Residents are served all meals daily (plus 24/7 access to a snack fridge and coffee/tea station), and will have the opportunity to share work with the public. Mineral features a swimmable fishing lake, boat rentals, a bar, a B&B, a general store, churches, a post office, and many deer. It's a 25-minute drive to Mt. Rainier National Park.

Visiting authors and artists: During each two-week residency, special guests will visit and present work. During May, Seattle-based screenwriter, film critic, and film festival curator Warren Etheredge will talk craft with screenwriters. During other sessions, alumni presenters will visit and bring with them a special guest artist they've chosen to introduce to Mineral.

Resident presentations: If they wish, residents can share with one another and the public at our monthly residents' "show and tell" held during residency. These presentations are held after dinner in our library/multi-purpose room and are casual dessert potlucks.

We are accepting applications from December 15, 2018, through February 15, 2019 (Midnight, PST) for 2019 residencies. Notification will be given at least two months before the residency period for which you've applied.



2019 RESIDENCY DATES

Residency sessions are held during the following time periods.

Two-week residency periods:

May 5-May 19, 2019: Screenwriters Residency (screenwriters only)

June 16-June 30, 2019: Mixed-genre Residency

July 14-July 28, 2019: Mixed-genre Residency

August 18-September 1, 2019: Mixed-genre Residency

One-week parents' residency:

September 21-September 29, 2019: Mixed-genre Residency (parents only)



FELLOWSHIP OPTIONS

Mineral School offers a mix of paid and funded residency spots. Our fellowships are competitive and we try to keep our paid spots inexpensive and accessible. If you'd like to pursue a fellowship, please know that on your fellowship application you can choose whether or not to remain in consideration for a paid spot should we be unable to grant you a funded one. We designed applications this way so you pay only one fee to apply but are juried as broadly as desired. (In other words, don't apply for both a fellowship and a paid spot -- just apply for the fellowship and mark that you'd remain in consideration for a paid spot should you not receive a fellowship.)

We're pleased to offer a total of 10 fellowships in 2019.

June Dodge Writing Fellows (3 total) attend a mixed-genre summe residency session for free and receive travel assistance from any point in or between Portland, OR, and Seattle, WA, in addition to room and board, visits by presenting authors, and opportunities to share work publicly. Fellowships are open to writers from the Pacific Northwest (AK, ID, MT, OR, WA) and Western Canada (British Columbia, Alberta, Yukon).

The RIFF Fellow (May 2019) attends the screenwriters' session for free and receives travel assistance (from any point in or between Portland, OR, and Seattle, WA), room and board, special access to the Rainier Independent Film Festival in Ashford, WA from May 17 to May 19, and the opportunity to share work publicly. This fellowship is open to screenwriters who identify as women of color and/or as LGBTQ and who have either completed one feature-length screen play or produced a short film.

The Erin Donovan Writing Fellow (August 2019) is for an emerging woman writer of poetry or prose living in Massachusetts, New York, Oregon, or Washington, who is 40 or older, and whose writing expresses both wit and compassion. This fellowship covers the residency fee (room and board, guest presenters, options to present) and includes travel reimbursement up to $175 (for OR/WA residents) or up to $400 (for MA/NY residents). This fellowship is supported by loved ones of Erin Donovan, an Oregon fiction writer, teacher, and outdoors woman who died in 2015.

The Mona Lisa Roberts Visual Arts Fellowship supports a visual artist (graphic novelist/comics artist, painter, photographer, fabric artist, paper artist, etc.) who self-identifies as LGBTQ and lives in the Pacific Northwest (Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington) or the provinces of western Canada (British Columbia, Alberta, Yukon). This fellowship funds a two-week residency during summer (June, July, or August) and transit from Seattle, Portland, or points between. Depending on the medium and artist's preference, they can work in the studio room where they sleep, spread out in the gym, or improvise outdoors. Feel free to contact us about space needs before applying.

SAF Parent Fellowships (September 2019) support four parent artists from anywhere in North America. Accepted artists attend for free and receive travel assistance from any point in or between Portland, OR, and Seattle, WA (including from those cities' airports, and Amtrak or Bolt bus stops), in addition to room and board, visits by presenting artists, and opportunities to share work.



PAID RESIDENCY OPTIONS

We're pleased to offer 10 nominally-priced residencies in 2019.

Two-week residencies for screenwriters (May) cost $550 and include room, board, opportunities for public presentation, a craft seminar with Warren Etheredge, all-access tickets to the 3-day Rainier Independent Film Festival in nearby Ashford, and local rides between RIFF and Mineral as needed. Travel to Mineral isn't included; travel from points between Portland, OR, and Seattle, WA (aka, along the I-5 corridor) to Mineral may be arranged for a small fee ($20-30/each way).

Two-week residencies for poets and writers cost $425 and include room, board, presentations by guest writer and artists, opportunities for public presentation, and lots of love. Travel isn't included; travel from points between Portland, OR, and Seattle, WA (aka, along the I-5 corridor) to Mineral may be arranged for a small fee ($20-30/each way).

Visual artist residencies for painters, illustrators, graphic novelists, makers, photographers, fabric artists, paper artists, and other media cost $425 and include room, board, presentations by guest writers/artists, opportunities for public presentation, and lots of love. Visual artists bring their own materials and may use as studio space their room, the school's grounds, covered patio, the gym stage, or plein air sites of their choice; we have ample tables and space which can be configured around your needs. If in doubt about whether you can accomplish your medium in our space, write to us before applying at mineralschoolarts@gmail.com. Travel is not included; travel from points between Portland, OR, and Seattle, WA, to Mineral may be arranged ($20-30/each way).

How to Apply

Apply via Submittable

Link to Opportunity

https://mineralschool.submittable.com/submit

Posted

12/19/2018

Organization

Northwest Chorale

Website

www.nwchorale.org

More Info

Janice

nwchoraleinfo@gmail.com

2069928397

Deadline to Apply

1/29/2019

Description

If you are looking for a place to sing that will challenge and satisfy you at the same time, NW Chorale may be just the place for you. The Chorale currently consists of over 60 singers from the greater Seattle area. Members come from all walks of life, but have one thing in common – a love of music.

Rehearsals begin on January 7th, 2018 (Please note there is no rehearsal on January 21st, MLK Day) and take place Monday nights 7:00-9:30 PM at Lamb of God Lutheran Church 12509 27th Ave. NE, Seattle.

This exciting part of the season will feature the Rutter ‘Requiem’ as well as other lively pieces and new works.

Even if you haven’t sung since your high school or college choral days, never fear; we are a friendly, inclusive, and active organization. So, come and sing with us!

For more information, please visit us at www.nwchorale.org or email us at
nwchoraleinfo@gmail.com

How to Apply

Just show up! Auditions are held informally by section, so you would be singing with your group.

Singers are expected to keep up during rehearsal and be able to sing the complexity of music we perform, as well as regularly attend rehearsals.

Membership donation (dues) are $75 for the spring season, plus a small amount for purchasing scores when necessary. Scholarships available for those that may need dues assistance. Please inquire at the front table.

Link to Opportunity

www.nwchorale.org

Posted

12/19/2018

Organization

Seattle Housing Authority

More Info

Jen Song

jennifer.song@seattlehousing.org

9172026169

Deadline to Apply

1/26/2019

Description

SHA is seeking 1-2 qualified artist(s) to participate in a One Year Artist Residency associated with the redevelopment of Yesler Terrace (YT).

This program is part of a multi-year initiative that brings arts and culture programs to the Yesler community. Artists are defined as dynamic thinkers interested in engaging with the world through creative forms. Artists and teaching artists working in all disciplines, such as visual arts, performance, dance, and literary arts, are encouraged to apply.

AIR duties include:

• Creating experiences, enabling collaboration, and building relationships through direct involvement with Yesler neighborhood residents. AIR programs may include but are not limited to community conversations, performances, social actions, events, temporary art installations, and workshops; and serve a range of Yesler community members;
• Working with neighborhood service providers and surrounding area institutions to foster new relationships and strengthen community; and
• Helping to consider and respond to the challenges and needs of the Yesler community at large as it navigates a period of major development and transformation.

The residency prioritizes engagement with process and ideas over the AIR’s individual production of art work. Residency activities will be developed by the AIR in consultation with SHA staff and Yesler stakeholders over the period of the residency and should rise to the needs of this particular community. For example, artists might work towards developing greater social cohesion, helping to recapture a sense belonging and ownership in a neighborhood of culturally- and economically-diverse occupants, or helping position cultural pride and heritage as positive drivers of community development as the neighborhood evolves.

Residency activities may take place at various sites around the Yesler neighborhood, including communal indoor and outdoor spaces, gardens, and resident buildings.

Scope of Work:
The selected AIR Artists shall be asked to perform the following tasks:

• Conduct research related to YT history and culture, including through resident interviews, meeting with SHA staff, and reviewing available media and materials related to YT and the YT redevelopment project
• Attend regular community meetings and celebrations as both participant and provider
• Work with SHA staff and planning teams to develop, implement, and assess artist programs for neighborhood audiences, and other SHA communities, as needed. Connect with other community artists and partners.
• Directly engage YT and surrounding area community members and stakeholders at various points during the planning, implementation and at end of their respective project.
• Integrate the interests and preferences of YT residents into all activities as appropriate
• Contribute to supporting activities associated with the overall art program for YT, such as project evaluation and presentations of work to varying stakeholders
• Manage administrative aspects of the position, including budgets and schedule management, program proposals, regular programmatic meetings with coordinating SHA staff, and documenting project activities for programmatic purposes

Schedule: It is anticipated that the work may begin between February and May 2019 and will continue for a period of 12 months. Exact start and end dates, as well as position hours and time, are flexible and will be mutually determined by the AIR and SHA. Each AIR is expected to commit to the equivalent of a 15 hour per week commitment over time. Consistent and flexible availability for community engagement activities is strongly encouraged.

Estimated Amount: The Seattle Housing Authority has a $24,000.00 budget per AIR (contract) which is inclusive of artist’s fees, permits (if applicable), all associated program costs, applicable City of Seattle licensing costs and/or Washington State sales/use tax. This residency program does not include AIR housing.

Full solicitation:

Full solicitation, plus answers to questions re: solicitation may be found here:

https://www.seattlehousing.org/solicitations/yesler-terrace-one-year-artist-in-residence-air

How to Apply

Please review the full solicitation for complete application process:
https://www.seattlehousing.org/solicitations/yesler-terrace-one-year-artist-in-residence-air

Important Information:
• Solicitation Issued: Day / Date: Thursday, December 20
• Deadline for Questions: Day / Date: Thursday, January 11 Time: 2:00 P.M.
IMPORTANT: Please submit email questions or concerns about any contract requirements as soon as possible so they can be addressed. Responses to all questions will be posted with this solicitation.
• Submittals/Proposals Due: Date: Friday, January 25 Time: 2:00 P.M.

Link to Opportunity

https://www.seattlehousing.org/solicitations/yesler-terrace-one-year-artist-in-residence-air

Posted

1/7/2019

Organization

Allied Arts Foundation

Website

https://www.alliedarts-foundation.org/

More Info

Jeff Rinedahl

jeff@alliedarts-foundation.org

206-353-9148

Fee to Apply

20

Deadline to Apply

3/4/2019

Description

Allied Arts Foundation will award three $5,000 grants to artists in 2019. This year’s awards will focus on 3D/sculpture visual arts. Awards are based on merit; no needs statement or project description is required. Applicants must be emerging or early-to-mid-career artists residing in Washington State. Students are ineligible. Deadline is 5:00 PM Monday, March 4, 2019. Complete information at: www.alliedarts-foundation.org

How to Apply

Applicants must fill out the application form and submit a resume, artist statement,10 images of artwork made in the last two years, an image description sheet, and a non-refundable $20 entry fee.

Link to Opportunity

https://www.alliedarts-foundation.org/grants-sponsorships/

Posted

1/7/2019

Organization

Gage Academy of Art

Website

https://www.gageacademy.org/

More Info

Nick Cail

nick@gageacademy.org

2063234243

Deadline to Apply

2/15/2019

Job Type

Full time

Description

Gage seeks an experienced non-profit professional for the position of Major Gift Officer (MGO). Working closely with the Development Director (DD), this position plays a key role in ensuring the success of Gage’s current programs and future expansion. The ideal candidate must be a team player who also works well independently with leadership abilities and an entrepreneurial spirit, who possesses initiative, has unparalleled attention to detail, and excels in being creative, dependable, flexible, and resourceful. The MGO will design, develop and implement Gage Academy of Art’s annual major gift plan (individual contributions of $1,000+). The MGO will be responsible for managing relationships with existing major gift prospects, as well as identifying and cultivating new prospects. An ability to empathize with donors and clearly communicate our organization’s mission is key. The MGO will be expected to energize team members, persuade prospects and meet annual fundraising objectives. This position works closely with program managers and the DD and Executive Director (ED) to align major gifts efforts with the Gage strategic plan and mission.

Position Description

Responsibilities in Prioritized Order:

Working closely with the DD, ED, Artistic Director (AD) and Gage Trustees, the MGO will:
Assist donors in accomplishing their philanthropic goals through a relationship with Gage Academy of Art
Successfully manage an annual major gift plan of $350,000+
Coordinate and document annual trustee giving
Identify, cultivate, and secure major gifts ($1,000+)
Identify current donors (<$1,000) with the capacity to give majors gifts. Work with Development Coordinator (DC) and DD to execute consistent prospect research on donors giving $500+.
Manage existing portfolio of donors and prospects (1,000+)
Manage systems and software to track and cultivate donors and prospects, including Gage’s donor database and wealth screening tools
Work with the development department to align efforts and set goals
Create and implement moves management plans
Make direct, face-to-face solicitations, and assist the board and other staff with their solicitation (e.g. provide portfolio development support, strategic counsel, and help with donor communications)
Acknowledge major donors through public and private recognition
Track and report progress using specific metrics
Under the guidance of the DD, work with the ED to identify major donors who would be excellent candidates for the Board of Trustees
Annual Auction & Gala and Donor Cultivation Events

Work with Director of Development and Executive Director in planning the individual donor strategy for Gage’s annual Gala (every year in April/May)
The MGO will work with the DD, gala committee members, and community partners to procure experience auction items for Gage’s annual art auction and gala.
Assist in planning, coordinating and regularly attending donor cultivation events including but not limited to, private home tours, Gage Masterpiece Dinner series, exhibition openings, Drawing Jam, Best of Gage, Donor Breakfast, and other special events
Scholarships and Planned Giving

Work with DD and Gage Trustees to develop legacy gift and endowment solicitations
Identify, cultivate and solicit funding for scholarship awards
Professional Experience

5-years, minimum, demonstrated experience in non-profit fundraising
The perfect candidate has shown an ability to secure individual major gifts of $10,000+
Experience with the philanthropic and cultural landscape of the Pacific Northwest
Successful track-record of personally identifying, cultivating and soliciting new acquisitions
Record of measurable results in organizing and implementing development events and related activities
Comfortable using a donor database, prospect research and other wealth screening tools to aid in the moves management process
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Bachelor’s Degree
Personal Qualities

You’re a self-starter and are driven by results
Strategist adept at planning, prioritizing, multi-tasking and following through
Diplomatic
Committed and enthusiastic about art and the Seattle artistic community
Willing and capable to work hands-on developing and executing fundraising events

How to Apply

Please submit cover letter and resume to countess@gageacademy.org with Major Gift Officer in the subject line.

Link to Opportunity

https://www.gageacademy.org/opportunities/

Posted

1/18/2019

Organization

Space Needle and Chihuly Garden & Glass

Website

www.chihulygardenandglass.com

More Info

Diane Santiago

Dianes@spaceneedle.com

206-905-2157

Deadline to Apply

Open until filled

Job Type

Full time

Description

GENERAL POSITION SUMMARY:

The Admissions Agent supports Center Art’s organization mission, vision and values by exhibiting the following behaviors: excellence, competence, collaboration, innovation, respect, personalization, accountability and ownership.

The Admission Agent is responsible for meeting or surpassing the expectations of every guest by providing a friendly, safe, efficient, and engaging experience while completing accurate and efficient point of sale transactions along with increasing revenue opportunities through up-selling techniques.



PRIMARY FUNCTIONS:
Promote a clean, positive, courteous, and professional attitude and appearance to all Chihuly Garden and Glass Exhibition Team Members and guests.
Greet and converse with guests in a friendly and outgoing manner. Always remain respectful and courteous.
Process admission and package sales promptly and accurately.
Promote and recommend and admission packages that are effectively tailored to each guest’s needs utilizing proven and innovative up-selling methods.
Perform multiple transactions involving all approved payment methods including cash and credit cards in an efficient and accurate manner.
Maintain correct levels of change and sign for all deposits.
Maintain a high level of security at all workstations in accordance with company policies and procedures.
Assist in the ongoing training of Admissions Team Members in the operation of the admissions outlet.
Provide information about the Chihuly Garden and Glass Exhibit and its offerings, as well as that of Seattle and local attractions.
Be knowledgeable about banquet functions in order to assist guests with professionalism and efficiency.
Other Ideal Qualifications: Working knowledge of the Seattle area. Must be able to work independently and as part of a team. Is a self starter who stays productive with little supervision.


Physical Demands: Ability to work in a confined space; stand, speak and perform repetitive manual dexterity for the entire shift, and lift 50 pounds on a daily basis. Typical shift is approximately 8 hours.

How to Apply

https://chu.tbe.taleo.net/chu01/ats/careers/v2/viewRequisition?org=SPACENEEDLE&cws=43&rid=1836

Link to Opportunity

https://chu.tbe.taleo.net/chu01/ats/careers/v2/viewRequisition?org=SPACENEEDLE&cws=43&rid=1836

Posted

1/18/2019

Organization

Space Needle and Chihuly Garden & Glass

Website

www.chihulygardenandglass.com

More Info

Diane Santiago

Dianes@spaceneedle.com

206-905.2157

Deadline to Apply

Open until filled

Job Type

Full time

Description

Retail Sales Associate – The BookStore

Essential Functions:

Acknowledge and greet each guest in a friendly, hospitable and timely manner. Assist guests with merchandise selection, product information and purchases in the gift shop. Meet and exceed posted sales goals. Provide an experience that will surpass the expectations of every guest. Fold, straighten, dust, and stock merchandise as directed by management. Have the ability to deliver world class service to our guest while maintaining a professional environment.

Experience & Skills Required:

A guest first attitude that includes greeting, helping our guests select a product or products, closing out sales. Have knowledge of the steps of selling, which would include up-selling and add-on sales. Have the ability to deliver world class service to our guests.

Other Ideal Qualifications:

Experience in cash handling and credit card processing. General knowledge of Seattle and surrounding areas is desirable. Previous work experience is highly recommended.

Physical Demands:

Ability to walk, stand, reach and lift entire shift. Ability to lift 25 pounds. Typical shift is approximately 8 hours.

Permanent, year round position. Hourly rate is $15 / hour plus incentive for fine art sales.

How to Apply

https://chu.tbe.taleo.net/chu01/ats/careers/v2/viewRequisition?org=SPACENEEDLE&cws=43&rid=1837

Link to Opportunity

https://chu.tbe.taleo.net/chu01/ats/careers/v2/viewRequisition?org=SPACENEEDLE&cws=43&rid=1837

Posted

1/18/2019

Organization

Jack Straw Cultural Center

Website

http://www.jackstraw.org

More Info

Levi Fuller

levi@jackstraw.org

2066340919

Deadline to Apply

3/1/2019

Location

Jack Straw Cultural Center, 4261 Roosevelt way NE

Start Date

02/28/2019

Start Time

06:00 PM

End Date

02/28/2019

End Time

10:00 PM

Cost

$95 / $70 Jack Straw members

Description

Learn the basic skills of recording and editing sound with audio editing software. We'll learn two different programs, both free or affordable, and see the advantages and disadvantages of each. Audacity is open-source free-download software used for audio and video production; GarageBand is a very affordable recording and music production program from Apple. Learn to record, edit, and process sounds in each environment, for interview, story, video, and music applications. Followup intensive instruction available also.

How to Apply

Call (206) 634-0919 or email workshops@jackstraw.org to sign up.

Link to Opportunity

http://www.jackstraw.org/programs/ed/adult/workshops_current.html

Posted

1/18/2019

Organization

Jack Straw Cultural Center

Website

http://www.jackstraw.org

More Info

Levi Fuller

levi@jackstraw.org

2066340919

Deadline to Apply

3/9/2019

Location

Jack Straw Cultural Center, 4261 Roosevelt way NE

Start Date

03/08/2019

Start Time

06:00 PM

End Date

03/08/2019

End Time

10:00 PM

Cost

$95 / $70 Jack Straw members

Description

A detailed look at microphone types, pickup patterns, placement and use, both for live and studio applications. Students participate in extensive listening and recording exercises with live music. All experience levels are welcome; we'll cover some basics of theory and history but mostly be engaged in interactive mic use and comparison.

How to Apply

Call (206) 634-0919 or email workshops@jackstraw.org to sign up.

Link to Opportunity

http://www.jackstraw.org/programs/ed/adult/workshops_current.html

Posted

1/18/2019

Organization

Jack Straw Cultural Center

Website

http://www.jackstraw.org

More Info

Levi Fuller

levi@jackstraw.org

2066340919

Deadline to Apply

3/9/2019

Location

Jack Straw Cultural Center, 4261 Roosevelt Way NE

Start Date

03/09/2019

Start Time

09:00 AM

End Date

03/09/2019

End Time

05:00 PM

Cost

$160; $135 member; $80 visually impaired

Description

Learn techniques for high quality field recording of music, ambience, sound effects, and voice with portable equipment. Useful for radio and TV producers, as well as sound artists and engineers. Students will practice field recording and listen to their work.

How to Apply

Email workshops@jackstraw.org or call (206)634-0919 to sign up.

Link to Opportunity

http://www.jackstraw.org/programs/ed/adult/workshops_current.html

Posted

1/18/2019

Organization

VP of Institutional Advancement

Website

https://www.cornish.edu/

More Info

Anne Derieux

aderieux@cornish.edu

(206) 726-5171

Deadline to Apply

Open until filled

Job Type

Full time

Description

Position Description

Cornish College of the Arts, a recognized Arts College offering degrees in visual and performing arts, seeks a dynamic and experienced Director of Marketing and Communication.

The College’s founder Nellie Cornish, and the many teaching artists who have followed her, believed in education through exposure to all the arts. This approach continues to inform the College’s curriculum and community involvement today. Our holistic approach to education promotes experimentation, discovery, and innovation, giving artists the creative intelligence they need to thrive in their disciplines and beyond. We have been inspiring artistic and academic excellence for more than 100 years.

Our 10th President Raymond Tymas-Jones Ph.D. took office on July 2nd, 2018.

Cornish is accredited by the Northwest Commission of Colleges and Universities and the National Association of Schools of Art and Design.

Job Responsibilities
The Director of Marketing and Communication will develop and lead the College’s integrated brand marketing to advance the reputation of Cornish College as a forward thinking innovative leader in arts education. Reporting to the Vice-President of Institutional Advancement, this position provides consultation to the President, Vice-Presidents, and other senior academic leaders to identify marketing opportunities and achieve priority goals. A capacity for creating, implementing, maintaining, and leading effective structures and mechanisms for cross-college marketing integration and optimization is critical.

Leading an energetic and efficient team of 3, this position supervises web strategies, editorial, public affairs, managing the implementation of print and online communication, media relations, interactive marketing and social media, emergency communications, and community relations. Understanding these multiple functions and messaging platforms, providing team management and senior counsel regarding effective marketing and communications in a higher education setting, and collaborating closely with campus leaders and partners will be critical. Of Paramount importance will be identifying marketing and promotional opportunities to position Cornish for greater media visibility and developing innovative ways to make the College’s website a key marketing tool to conveying the College’s vision and its importance to constituents. Ensuring a compelling, relevant, and timely content that features Cornish Faculty, student, and alumni accomplishments and that showcases the College in new and interesting ways through various media and communication platforms will be needed to advance the College’s priorities, including student recruitment and enrollment, student success, and retention efforts, constituent engagement, and increased philanthropic support.

Preferred Qualifications

The ideal candidate will:

Have a Bachelor’s or master’s degree and 7-10 years of progressively responsible experience in marketing and communication, preferably in higher ed environment

Demonstrate knowledge of brand development and current marketing and communication trends, including new media channels;

Have a track record of developing and leading successful marketing and communication campaigns that achieve specific measurable results;

Exhibit use of market research and data analysis in implementing marketing plans;

Demonstrate the ability to integrate and to manage, encourage and motivate a team;

Possess strong leadership, analytical, creative messaging, and problem solving skills;

Demonstrate a commitment to diversity and ability to work constructively with a variety of constituents; and exhibit a strong work ethic and an energetic, influential, and diplomatic work style.

Have experience in leading a brand marketing and communication department in an academic or similar non- profit is highly desirable.

Equal Opportunity Statement: Cornish College of the Arts is an equal opportunity employer intent on enriching the diversity of its faculty, staff, and students. Our goal is to create an intercultural learning environment comprised of people with varied experiences and perspectives. We strongly encourage applications from members of underrepresented groups for all open positions.

How to Apply

Application Procedures

Please submit the following items to our email, Careers@Cornish.edu:

1) Cover Letter or Letter of Interest

2) Resume or C.V.

3) Cornish College Employment Application (PDF available on our Careers page):https://www.cornish.edu/downloads/hr/employmentapp.pdf

Link to Opportunity

https://www.cornish.edu/jobs/positions/director_of_marketing_and_communication/

Posted

1/18/2019

Organization

Plymouth Housing

Website

http://www.plymouthhousing.org/

More Info

Bo Scarim

bscarim@plymouthhousing.org

206/374-9409 ex.140

Fee to Apply

n/a

Deadline to Apply

1/31/2019

Description

Plymouth Housing and the Rainier & King Plaza Committee invite artists to submit qualifications to develop a site-integrated, community based public art piece to be located in the plaza at the southwest corner of Rainier and King Street, outside of 501 Rainier Ave. South, Seattle, WA 98144. This 3D art piece will sit at the edge of the plaza at the front entry of the future apartment building, which will therefore benefit residents of the building as well as the surrounding neighborhood and passersby. The committee hopes that this art piece will serve as a welcoming element to both the plaza itself and the entrance to the Little Saigon neighborhood from the East.

How to Apply

This is a request for qualifications. No specific proposals for artwork will be accepted at this time. Applications must include all of the following for consideration:
• Artist's statement of interest, considering the cultural and historical context of the site(1 page)
• Digital materials of previous artworks, as a pdf attachment via e-mail or provide link to website or portfolio(5 to 10 images with a max size of 2MB 72dpi
• Resume(s) of artist(s)
• Three professional references
• Self-addressed stamped envelope for return of materials(if sending physical materials)
Email qualifications to Bo Scarim at bscarim@plymouthhousing.org using subject line, "Rainier & King Plaza RFQ".
Mail qualifications to:
Plymouth Housing
Attn: Bo Scarim
2113 3rd Avenue
Seattle, WA 98121

Link to Opportunity

https://plymouthhousing.org/2019/01/08/call-artists-rainier-king-plaza/

Posted

1/18/2019