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JOBS (ACADEMICS, ARTISTS, CURATORS):

Various Job opportunities at the Guggenheim Museum: Assistant Managing Editor, Associate Web Developer, Associate Web Editor, Curator of Education and Community Outreach, Editor of the Guggenheim UBS Map Global Art Initiative, Education Associate for the Education Department, Interactive Producer, Interactive Project Manager, Media Producer, Controller and Marketing Manager. NYC, USA.
Deadline: asap.
http://www.guggenheim.org/new-york/about/jobs/full-time

The 16th Japan Media Arts Festival: call for entries

Application deadline: September 20, 2012
Announcement of award-winning works: Mid-December, 2012
Awards ceremony: Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Exhibition of award-winning works: February 13–February 24, 2013 (Closed Feb 19)

The National Art Center, Tokyo
7-22-2 Roppongi
Minato-ku, Tokyo
106-8558 Japan

www.j-mediaarts.jp

The Japan Media Arts Festival Executive Committee announces the call for entries for the 16th Japan Media Arts Festival.

The George Washington University Resident Artist/Scholar Program

The George Washington University
Smith Hall of Art
801 22nd Street, NW 101
Washington, DC 20052
United States of America
t 1-202-994-6085
f 1-202-994-8657
art@gwu.edu
http://art.gwu.edu/resources/opportunities/opportunities.php

Application Deadline:
September 14, 2012

Dates of Residence:
January 14 - June 30, 2013, Washington, DC

Stipend: $30,000.00

Creative project/ research fund:
up to $5,000.00

The George Washington University Resident Artist/Scholar Program

January 14 - June 30, 2013, Washington, DC

Utilize your knowledge of LGBTQ art and history in a part time (8 hours a week) position at ONE Archives Gallery & Museum located in West Hollywood. You must have excellent interpersonal skills, be knowledgeable about LGBTQ history, be diligent and reliable, and have cash handling experience. Must be able to work two of these four shifts: Thursday 4-8pm, and/or Friday, Saturday, or Sunday 1pm-5pm (8hrs total per week).

Send cover letter and resume to davidf@onearchives.org, subject line: Gallery position.

Part time - $ 10-12/hour

Description:

The Gallery Operations Supervisor will perform a variety of public service duties to support the Gallery and Museum of ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives.

Qualifications:

-Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

Calling all artists, arts organizations, and venues... Let's throw a citywide art party!

This fall, the media, city officials, metro, and pretty much everyone else in Los Angeles will all be talking about one thing: Carmageddon II, coming to a freeway near you September 29 & 30, 2012.

So how about we invite Los Angeles to stay off the freeways, and walk, bike or Metro to art in their own neighborhoods?

ARTmageddon can be our response to Carmageddon II. With everyone avoiding their cars, it is the perfect time for you to extend an invitation to your neighbors to visit your venue; a perfect chance for us to piggyback on all the surrounding media hype; and a perfect opportunity for Los Angeles residents to experience local art.

Please apply online at: http://americanpublicmedia.iapplicants.com/ViewJob-338581.html

Intern, Membership #502-13
Location: Pasadena, CA
Salary Range: Unpaid / Volunteer
Benefits: No
Employment Type: Part Time
Business Group: Southern California Public Radio
Description: Position Summary:
The KPCC Membership Department is looking for an intern to help with our marketing and outreach efforts, as well as our day-to-day administrative tasks. As a chief coordinator for the KPCC Street Team, the Membership Intern will help implement new initiatives and strategies to broaden our membership.

Cornerstone Theater Company, a nonprofit that for 26 years has created theater with diverse communities all over the nation, is seeking a part-time video intern for the 2012 Fall Semester. We are creating short videos that follow community participants on several of our projects. This intern experience is for those who want to be a part of giving back to the community while getting hands-on video experience and improving their portfolio. Applicants must be familiar with FCP, have working knowledge of Mac's, good storytelling instincts, and able to learn to operate a Cannon 7D camera. Responsibilities include editing, helping organize footage, coordinating some shoot days and possibly camera operating.

Creative Planet School of the Arts- a small, non-profit K-8 elementary school in Baldwin Park, is looking to a hire a new full time academic teacher for our 1st & 2nd grade combination class...
Experience and training necessary, but credential is not required...
Phonics based curriculum, reading, writing, math, and some beginning science, history, and geography
Positive, fun, disciplined, and creative teacher needed
M-F 8:00 - 2:30
Teach academics in our 1st & 2nd grade academic classroom
18 students
$2,000 a month... (10 months) Sept - June
School starts Sept 10th and goes to June 14th
Lots of vacations
No benefits, other than the benefit of working at one of the fiercest schools around with amazing students and a great staff...

The award allows 40 international artists (emerging or mid-career) to have a solo show and a steady collaboration with one of the 40 active galleries participating in the project. DEADLINE: 31-08-2012.

PREMIO ORA
Associazione Radar
via Bortolazzi, 57
30027 San Donà di Piave (VE)
Italy
info@premio-ora.it
http://www.premio-ora.it

Applying for this opportunity is possible up until, and including 31-08-2012.

The ORA prize is open to all artists with no restrictions on nationality, age, thinking, technique or any other factor. The prize encourages the participation of artists of all levels.

Field Studies 2012: Brandon LaBelle, Lee Patterson, Davide Tidoni

Musarc
School of Architecture, London Metropolitan University
40–44 Holloway Road
London N7 8JL
United Kingdom
j.kohlmaier@musarc.org
http://field-studies.org

Course Dates:
10–13 September 2012
Application deadline:
3 September 2012

Tutors 2012: Brandon Labelle, Lee Patterson, Davide Tidoni
Keynote speakers: Christina Kubisch and Joseph Kohlmaier

Field Studies is a four-day summer-school led by three acclaimed sound artists and composers. It explores the possibilities of engaging with places through listening, and working with recorded sound as a creative and practical tool in architecture as well as composition and art practice.