Opportunity

Scholarship

Information

The Fierro Family Italian American Cultural Association Scholarship is awarded every summer. The deadline for the scholarship application is June 13, 2008. For more information, visit http://www.iacava.org/scholarship.shtml.

Requirements

Contact

Anne Hoffler
Director of Donor Relations
Virginia Commonwealth University
Post Office Box 842039
Richmond, Virginia 23284-2039
(804)828-3383

http://www.iacava.org/scholarship.shtml

Opportunity

Part-time job

Information

Location:Richmond, VA,
Industry:
Arts & Entertainment - Graphic Arts,
Job Function:
Graphic Design,
Description:
The VCU Graphics Lab is seeking lab assistants for the 2007-2008 school year. Position is responsible for assisting in daily operations of the Graphics Lab including the provision of scanning, photography, color laser and large format inkjet printing for student and faculty clients. Individual will also collect payment for services, assist with general maintenance of lab facilities and systems and perform other duties as assigned.Estimated Start Date:
8/18/08

Requirements

Knowledge of scanning, photography,and using a color laser

Contact

Jerry Bates
Email: jbates@vcu.edu
Phone: 804-828-1710

Opportunity

Fall Show of original artwork in all media

Information

Slides/cds of original artwork in all media are now being accepted for the Fall Show at Davidson County Community College (DCCC). Submission deadline is June 1, 2008. The works will be exhibited in the Mendenhall Administration Building at DCCC, Lexington, NC from August 19, 2008 to December 12, 2008.

CALENDAR AND INSTALLATION:

1. Work will be delivered and installed the week of August 11, 2008. Weekend deliveries are not possible. The works must be hand delivered and installed by the artist. The Exhibition Coordinator will be there to guide the installation. Artists must bring help if the works are too large to be handled by one person.

2. The Fall 2008 show will open with a reception on August 19. Art must hang the duration of the show, and must be picked up at the end of the show- Dec. 12.

3. Eight to twelve artists are selected for each show and given designated areas to use. Six to twelve pieces of work (depending on size) are accepted from each artist.

OTHER SPECIFICS:

1. Artwork will be insured by the college.

2. In the event of a sale, the exhibition space will receive a 25% commission.

3. Not for sale work is acceptable. Insurance value must be given.

4. The space is responsible for collecting and reporting NC sales tax.

5. The site will print a color postcard, hold a reception, and provide the food and music.

6. A work by one artist will be selected to appear on the postcard.

7. There is no fee to enter, and no fees for participation.

Please read the following requirements carefully. Incomplete submissions cannot be considered. The specific works to be displayed at DCCC will be selected from the submissions. Entries must be received by the deadline of June 1, as the selection will take place soon after that date.

TO BE CONSIDERED FOR AN EXHIBITION, PLEASE SUBMIT BY June 1, 2008 :

1. A cover letter, stating that you are applying to the DCCC location

2. 10-20 slides of available work, numbered and labeled. (A CD ROM of low-resolution JPEG images is also acceptable. Please number JPEG files starting with 01.) No large files (we cannot open) or Power Point presentations are accepted. Include name, title, media, size and date, numbered to correspond with the image script. (Only send photos of works that are available for the show.)

3. A current resume, short artist statement and any supplementary materials

4. SASE with postage for return of materials

Requirements

1. Artists must be able to hand deliver and install their work. No shipped work will be accepted.

2. Only original work is accepted. No mechanical reproductions, giclees, or the like will be allowed.

3. The location is interested in all styles of 2-D and 3-D media. Sculptors, small site-specific installations, and minority artists are particularly encouraged to submit.

4. No nudes or imagery with overt religious or sociopolitical themes will be considered.

Contact

SEND THE PACKET TO:
Barbara Cullen
1013 Shaker Ct.
Winston-Salem, NC 27104

Opportunity

Art Exhibition

Information

This exhibition is comprised of three components (or rings) assembled together to present contemporary popular culture as well as art influenced by the current presidential election and art reflecting more generally on American politics of the past few decades.

Ring 2: Florida Weighs In

Contemporary Artists from the southeast region responding to the 2008 Presidential campaigns will be selected from this open call to artists. Artists may submit existing works or propose to create a work or installation (including performance) for the exhibition. ALL MEDIA

Deadline for submitting materials electronically: June 24, 2008

Opens: September 5, 2008 and runs through early November, 2008

Fee: no fee for submitting work for consideration.
Selected artists making an installation will be awarded an honorarium of up to $500.00 to use to defray costs of making and installing work. Selected artists shipping work will be awarded up to $75.00 to defray costs of shipping and return of work. (Note: artists are responsible for all costs incurred in making work, travel, shipping work and return of work although the gallery will assist with those expenses up to the amounts noted above).

Exhibition will be supported by an opening, advertising, exhibition announcement and affiliated symposium.

Submit all materials via e-mail with the subject: Political Circus Art Ex
University Galleries Director, W. Rod Faulds e-mail:wfaulds@fau.edu

Selected artists will be notified by July 1, 2008
Work will be installed approximately August 27 through September 3, 2008

Requirements

1 page resume (.doc) that includes phone/address/e-mail
1 page description of submitted work or proposal
3-5 support images or images of existing work (each as a .jpeg that is 500KB
or less)
(note: you may also submit the materials as one .pdf file or one powerpoint
file)

Contact

Florida Atlantic University - 777 Glades Road, Boca Raton, Florida 33431

W. Rod Faulds e-mail: wfaulds@fau.edu

Opportunity

Full-time paid position

Information

Old House Authority Window Restoration is looking for someone who is willing to work hands-on with restoring wooden windows ranging from early 19th through 20th century double-hung windows, making wooden and epoxy repairs, operating a steam box to remove paint and glazing compounds, light painting and application of modern weather-striping for energy efficiency.

This is a new start-up organization that completely restores antique wooden sash and makes them energy efficient with state-of-the-art materials. Much of this work is for buildings complying with state and Federal tax credits.

Salary, hours, and compensation are negotiable and can be flexible.

This is an ongoing employment opportunity or the end-date can be negotiated.

The start date is immediate.
www.oldhouseauthority.com
Location is at 206 W. Marshall St.

Requirements

Light painting and paint removal
(Wood-working and glass cutting is preferred)

Contact

Dixon Kerr (owner)
Email: halkerr755@aol.com
Telephone: 804-788-0711
Cell phone: 205-0473
Address: 619 N.23rd Street, Richmond, Va 23223

Opportunity

Paid Internship

Information

The Free Lance-Star photo department is seeking a motivated and talented young photojournalist to apply for their Fall Semester internship. The photo department is in the process of reinventing itself through new leadership and with an increased emphasis on our web product. The ideal candidate is highly motivated and has superior shooting skills across the broad spectrum of news, sports, features, stories and studio work that is required at a daily newspaper. Prior multimedia experience is a plus.

This 12-week Fall Semester internship, beginning in early September, offers the opportunity for a young photographer to build his or her portfolio while working for a daily newspaper with deep roots in a historic community. The internship is open to graduating college seniors. Pay is $6.75 an hour; interns are required to have their own car. The intern will be provided with Nikon digital cameras and lenses, and a laptop computer.

To apply, forward résumé, samples (CD portfolios only, please) and salary requirements to Human Resources, The Free Lance–Star, 616 Amelia Street, Fredericksburg, VA 22401.

Deadline to apply is Wednesday, June 11, 2008. Please include a self-addressed envelope for return of portfolio material. Questions can be sent to Dave Ellis, director of photography, at dellis@freelancestar.com

Requirements

Have your own car

Contact

Human Resources, The Free Lance-Star, 616 Amelia Street, Fredericksburg, VA 22401

Opportunity

Post-Graduate, Full-time, Paid postion

Information

Description & Details

Location:
Richmond, VA
Industry:
Retail/Merchandising
Job Function:
Web Design
Description:
Are you a web designer with a passion for both the design and development of websites and Rich Internet Applications? If so, Circuit City has an exciting Web Design opportunity available on our Circuit City Direct team!

We are looking for a creative, collaborative person with a strong technical background to join the User Solutions Engineering and Research (USER) team. USER team members are primarily responsible for developing Circuit City’s eWorkspace portal.

You must exhibit creativity in both design and technical dimensions, demonstrate composure and flexibility within a fast-paced, ambiguous environment. We are looking for people who are not afraid to question the way something is and propose radical solutions of what something could be.

The successful candidate will have at least 1 year experience with a strong web design, usability and information architecture background. Expertise in Flash, ActionScript, and PhotoShop required. The candidate will also have some experience managing technology based projects.

Essential Duties & Responsibilities:

** Develop and enhance new and existing eWorkspace widgets/portlets using HTML/CSS
** Design and develop cutting-edge Flash/xml applications to increase effectiveness and efficiencies within our Contact Centers and Store Support Center.
** Design and develop interactive eLearning for our Contact Center agents and Circuit City customers.
** Design weekly banners for the eWorkspace homepage marquee

Requirements

Technical Requirements:

Experience with the following design methodologies is desirable:
** Interface Design
** Web design and animation
** Information Architecture
** System Visualization
** Usability testing and analysis

Experience with the following technologies is desirable:

** Flash ActionScript versions 1.0 and 2.0
** HTML, CSS, JavaScript
** Adobe Photoshop, Flash and other Creative Suite applications
** Systems analysis & design.

If you would like to hear more, please forward an updated copy of your resume to RecruiterT@CircuitCity.com

Contact

Doug Thompson : Recruiter

9954 Mayland Drive
Richmond, VA 23233
Phone: (804) 342-6478

Opportunity

Paid Position

Information

The Education and Outreach Division of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts is seeking a highly motivated teacher to teach art and develop curriculum for children K-grade 5. Actual teaching time in the classroom is 10 hours per week with an additional 5 hours to prepare materials, maintain studio, and assist the Youth Manager as needed. Responsible for incorporating into each lesson the museum’s collections, VA SOLs, sound research and appropriate cognitive and developmental levels/needs of students. Maintains good rapport with public school teachers, volunteers and museum staff. Participates in the evaluation and effectiveness of the program and implements change. Interested applicants must be available Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. and flexible to work an occasional Tuesday or Saturday for a few hours.

Qualifications: Undergraduate degree from college or university in elementary art education or elementary education required. Some teaching experience in a classroom setting required. Knowledge of museum programs and art history preferred. Must be organized, enthusiastic, and flexible, have excellent teaching skills and be able to effectively communicate with a wide range of individuals. A security background check is required.

This position is for a 12-month period, July 2008–June 2009 with a start date of July 21, 2008. Hiring range is $10-$14/hr for an avg of 15 hrs/wk. This position does not include benefits

Requirements

To apply, log onto the Commonwealth of Virginia Online Employment System at http://jobs.virginia.gov and submit your application, letter of intent and resume no later than 5:00 pm on Friday, May 30, 2008. Please contact the HR office at 804.340.1485 if you need assistance. EOE/AA

Contact

Randy Webne
Manager of Human Resources
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
(804) 340-1489

Opportunity

Paid Postion

Information

The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts seeks a Communications and Marketing Coordinator to coordinate the public relations and marketing activities of the Marketing and Public Affairs Office. This position develops and implements advertising campaigns and promotional materials; develops and monitors the department’s budget and marketing budgets for exhibitions and programs; and promotes VMFA through frequent media contact/relations. In addition, this position oversees materials preparation and distribution; responds to public inquiries; and supervises a wage Administrative Staff Assistant, volunteers and interns. Such responsibilities require timeliness, attention to detail and accuracy in a demanding work environment as well as the ability to work independently.

QUALIFICATIONS: The selected candidate must have knowledge and experience in planning, organizing, implementing and evaluating a comprehensive advertising and promotions plan as well as knowledge of public relations practices, especially media relations; knowledge of personal computers and related software applications (Windows 2000, Word, Excel, Outlook, and the internet. Familiarity with Vocus Public Relations database, email, social networking and web based programs helpful); and experience with budget development and bookkeeping. The selected candidate must demonstrate the ability to work independantly, communicate effectively, orally and in writing; to present ideas and concepts accurately and creatively; to establish and maintain effective working relationships with others; to work within established deadlines and budget limitations; and to supervise staff. Graduation from a college or university with coursework in communications, marketing, business, or related field preferred or equivalent training and experience. Working knowledge of art history, art museum operations and media relations preferred. A security background check will be required.

Hiring range: $31,352 - $35,712 with full benefits. Salary will be determined based on qualifications and experience.

Requirements

To apply, log onto the Commonwealth of Virginia Online Employment System at http://jobs.virginia.gov and submit your application, letter of intent and resume no later than 5:00 pm on May 30, 2008. Please contact the HR office at 804.340.1485 if you need assistance. The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts is accredited by the American Association of Museums. EOE/AA

Contact

Randy Webne
Manager of Human Resources
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
(804) 340-1489

Opportunity

Call for entries

Information

The Student Art Gallery, located in the University Student Commons, is accepting submissions for Summer and Fall 2008.

Requirements

Entries should include a written proposal, a CD of 7 to 10 images, with an application form available at the front desk of the Anderson Gallery and on the door of the Commons Gallery. Proposals should be dropped off at the front desk of the Anderson Gallery by 5 pm on May 23.

Contact

Anderson Gallery
907 1/2 West Franklin Street , Richmond, VA 23284
804/828-1522