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Hours: 35 hours per week.
Salary: £20,000 per annum.
The purpose of this role is to manage all aspects of print production, digital and social media, and the Rich Mix website for the Arts and Culture programme.
From David Jubb, Artistic Director of the BAC:
On Friday 13th March there was a fire at Battersea Arts Centre that destroyed the Grand Hall and Lower Hall. Most importantly everyone is ok. And the organisation and the front half of the building live to fight another day. We start now.
Do you panic when people ask you about Twitter? Do hashtags and handles scare you off? Have you yet to grasp how you as a creative could benefit from tweeting? If your answer is yes to these questions this is the perfect opportunity for you to get to grips with this social media platform.
Eligibility for UnderWire 2015
UnderWire looks to showcase all kinds of film – drama, animation, documentary, music video and artist film.
Apart from the XX Award, films are only eligible for the category that they have a female creative for.
The XX Award can be entered by both male and female directors. The Award is for films which put interesting female characters at their centre.
Entries for all film categories must be:
• Under 20 minutes long
(£25k pro rata plus 5% pension, 0.8 (4 days a week) permanent contract)
LUX is seeking an outstanding new Collections Manager based in London
to support and develop the LUX Collection, Europe’s largest collection
of artists’ moving image works.
Download the person specification and job description here.
Salary: £18,000 - £21,000 per annum Fixed-term contract until October 2016. Job Opportunity: Community Liaison Manager, Barbican Centre3 Years Fixed Term Contract The Barbican Centre's Community Liaison Manager will be responsible for ensuring that the Barbican's world class arts and learning offer is made available to and engages the widest possible audience. The role will focus particularly on young people and adults from the boroughs involved with Beyond Barbican and the Barbican Guildhall East London & City Cultural Partnership. I wanna make you move: Samantha Moyo @ TEDxEastEndThe perfect way to start your working day: get up at 6.30, have a fruit juice, get a bit of exercise..go to a rave? Sam tells us the story and vision behind Morning Gloryville, and takes the audience by surprise by getting them dancing with a troupe of unicorns, to a DJ set from Basement Jaxx. |
