Programming Assistant
- Program stream:
- Young Canada Works in Heritage Organizations
- Job title:
- Programming Assistant
- Organization name:
- Peterborough Artists Inc.
- Job location:
- Peterborough , Ontario
- Length of assignment:
- 2017-07-04 to 2017-09-02 (8 weeks)
- Hourly wage:
- $12.00
Artspaces invites applications for a summer Programming Assistant. The fixed term position runs May 8 to September 9, 2017 for 30 hours/week at $12/hour.
The ideal candidate will:
Have recently completed or be in the process of completing post-secondary education in curatorial studies, art history, media arts, or equivalent
Have a strong interest in and knowledge of contemporary art
Excellent organizational, verbal, written and interpersonal communications skills
Strong commitment to community development and principles of social justice
Knowledge of diverse cultural and social practices
Experience working in an administrative capacity
Demonstrated ability to be self-motivated, set and meet deadlines, work under pressure, and exercise sound judgment in setting priorities
Proficiency in word processing and spreadsheets; experience with IOS an asset
Experience working with artist-run centres, collectives, or community-based organizations an asset
Graphic design skills are an asset
Applicants should apply with CV, Cover Letter, and the names and contact information of two (2) references using the subject heading ATTN: ARTSPACE HIRING COMMITTEE_YourName to:
Jon Lockyer
Director
Artspace
jon@artspace-arc.org
705-748-3883
APPLICATIONS ARE DUE BY 5PM ON MONDAY MAY 1, 2017
For more information please visit http://artspace-arc.org/calls/job-opportunities/
About Artspace
Artspace is Peterborough’s artist-run centre. Artspace is one of the first and longest running artist-run centres in Canada. Serving a large community of artists spread across five neighbouring counties, it is the only centre between Toronto, Kingston, Ottawa, and North Bay.
Founded in 1974 by a group of dedicated local artists, Artspace differs from many of the artist-run centres that formed in this early period. Artspace was established and sustained by a membership spread amongst smaller urban centres, rural areas and townships. This unique cultural milieu has provided for several developed partnerships with major institutions like Trent University. The organization received its non-profit, incorporated, charitable status in July 1977. Over the past 35 years, Artspace has played a profound role in the development of contemporary Canadian art; numerous prominent artists presented their work for the first time at Artspace.
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