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Artsadmin has a new opportunity for an enthusiastic and motivated individual to join their team.
Working as part of the small and dynamic Marketing and Development team, the Marketing Assistant will contribute to a wide range of activities that support Artsadmin’s touring productions, artists support service and events at Toynbee Studios.
Want to make great art digitally? Apply for development support and funding before 15 December.
The Space commissioning round is now open for applications.
Clod Ensemble is holding an open call for submissions to lead a participatory arts project as part of our Extravagant Acts for mature people programme. This is a fantastic commission for an artist working in any media to create an innovative and engaging arts project for elders aged 65 to 100.
Doggerland wishes to expand its voice, opinion, position and style on artist-led activity and contemporary visual arts culture, by inviting aspiring or emerging writers to contribute to their research, with the opportunity to have your work published and distributed across the UK.
The London Review of Books is looking for a Digital Editor to increase the LRB’s audience reach and engagement.
The ideal candidate will be familiar with the LRB and its archive. S/he will work closely with the other editors but the role does not include editorial work on the paper or blog.
Location: Millbank, London
Salary: £30,000 per annum
Contract: Full time, temporary until August 2015 (maternity cover)
Each artist/company will work from January – December 2016 and receives:
• 150 studio hours
• Monthly Group Meetings with other Artists in residence
• Individual Creative Support from Caroline Salem
• Work-in-progress presentations
• Final performance at S P A C E @ Clarence Mews
£26,640 per annum
22 months- Fixed-term Contract
Part-time: 3 days a week, moving to full-time from May 2016
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an Assistant Curator to join the Barbican International Enterprises department during the development and delivery of the Barbican Centre’s new science fiction exhibition and season of linked events to be held from June to September 2017.
salary: c £32k or equivalent per annum dependent on experience
This is a full time permanent role, but there is some flexibility for the right person.Hours: Monday to Friday 10am – 6pm with additional hours as required for press nights and other evening events
Holiday: 20 days a year rising to 25 after two years’ service
Pension: 3% contribution, if matched by the employee, after 6 months service
