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The following are job openings in culturally specific arts institutions
or openings of interest to artists/administrators of color. If you would like to post a position, please forward the description
to michelle@spectrumequalityarts.com.
Mentorship for Diversity in the Arts
Creative Time
(New York NY)
The Creative Time
Mentorship for Diversity in the Arts – 2 openings
Creative Time, NYC’s most exciting public art presenter,
offers a unique opportunity for African American and Hispanic/Latino candidates to gain first-hand experience in contemporary
art and non-profit management through a 10-week paid mentorship. Aimed at diversifying the nonprofit arts sector
and helping students underrepresented in the visual and cultural arts, the program pairs outstanding undergraduate and graduate
students with mentors in the programming and fundraising teams to gain valuable knowledge of the field, establish connections
for future employment, and develop marketable skills. Students will participate in a wide range of activities and enjoy exposure
to the inner-workings of the organization through departmental and staff meetings, planning retreats, and more. Successful
applicants will have the opportunity to take on a substantial research or management project under the supervision of their
mentor.
This paid position is available to current undergrad or graduate students with an interest in and curiosity
about contemporary and public art and a desire to explore career opportunities in the field of non-profit culture.
STIPEND: The accepted applicant(s) will receive a stipend of $4,000 for 10 weeks, with a minimum time commitment of 3-4
days a week.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Applicants should have an interest in the contemporary arts field as well as
a sense of humor and enthusiasm. In addition, solid writing, research, and computer skills are helpful, as is a professional
and comfortable phone manner. Skills in Photoshop, Illustrator, FTP, HTML, art handling, and Excel are highly desirable, though
not necessary. A willingness to learn and tackle new and unexpected projects is key! Applicants should have a high attention
to detail and be very organized, motivated, and self-directed.
HOW TO APPLY:
To apply, please send a completed
application form (available on our website at: http://creativetime.org/about/interns.html) including with it a cover letter,
resume, writing sample and the names and contact information of 2 references to:
Cynthia Pringle
Creative
Time
59 East 4th Street 6E
New York, NY 10003
Fax: (212) 255-8467
If you prefer to submit the application
electronically, please email the above materials to internships@creativetime.org with subject line: Mentorship
Please
do not submit an application before reading about Creative Time’s programs and reviewing the department descriptions.
The deadline to apply is Friday, April 2nd. Website: http://creativetime.org/about/interns.html
Dance Theatre of Harlem, Inc.
(New York NY)
Dance Theatre
of Harlem seeks a Director of Finance to work closely with the Executive Director and Board Treasurer to oversee the development
and management of the annual operating budgets, execute a high level of fiscal control, provide strategic recommendations
for improved performances and practices; and manage relations with auditors, bankers, investment advisors, outside legal counsel
and insurance brokers/providers.
The candidate should have 5 or more years of substantive experience in accounting
for 501(C)(3) organizations, financial analysis, and budgeting with extensive knowledge of financial principles and practices
in nonprofit organizations and should be knowledgeable and experienced with A/R, A/P, G/L, reporting, billing, and payroll.
Responsibilities will include facilitation of the budgeting process, develop long-range, capital and other special
budgets; supervise and direct review of all bookkeeping and day-to-day accounting work for the organization performed by the
bookkeeper. The position requires managing the maintenance and preparation by the Finance staff of records for
payroll services, taxes, development reports and audits, monitor Compliance with restricted funding sources; generate program
reporting as required by funders; and support grants proposal, maintenance and reporting processes with development department. Bachelor’s
degree in accounting, finance or business administration, CPA preferred and an interest/knowledge arts education, or the performing
arts is an plus.
Competitive salary and benefits included. Cover letters and resumes should be submitted by email
to Mabalos@dancetheatreofharlem.org Please include the position title “Director of Finance” in the
subject line. Website: http://www.dancetheatreofharlem.org
Dance Theatre of Harlem is a leading dance
institution of unparalleled global acclaim, whose mission is to maintain a world-class school that trains young people in
classical ballet and the allied arts, to provide an education and community outreach program; and a ballet company of artists
both of African-American and diverse backgrounds. Website: http://www.dancetheatreofharlem.org
VAN LIER DIRECTING FELLOWSHIP Looking for emerging Hispanic Directors to direct in Spanish.
THE 411:
Repertorio Español, the nation's pre-eminent Spanish language theater, is proud to announce the
return of The Edward and Sally Van Lier Fellowship for Directors 2010. A fellowship designed to give emerging Hispanic directors
living in New York City an opportunity to mount a professional theater production at Repertorio Español. Each
production is given a modest budget and a limited run. Three directors will be chosen to work on two productions each, one
of their own choosing and one chosen in concert with the Theatre. Projects will begin Summer of 2010. The Fellowship
is funded by The New York Community Trust. THE REQUIREMENTS:
*Be a resident of New York City and 30 years old
or younger.
*Must be a graduate of a B.A. or M.F.A. program in dramatic arts.
*Have an integral knowledge of Classical
Spanish theatre, contemporary Latin American and Hispanic-American playwrights. THE BENEFITS:
*Direct two separate
projects in Spanish at Repertorio Español
*Be given a small budget to cover all production costs
*Cast
and oversee all production matters
*Make artistic decisions as related to costs
*Work within the parameters of
the theatre
*Have 3 - 4 performances of each production at Repertorio Español
*Use of the theatre for auditions
and rehearsals (as schedule permits)
*Receive mentoring from Repertorio's artistic and administrative leadership as
well as guidance from the theatre's professional staff THE GUIDELINES:
Interested directors must submit the following:
*Completed application form
CLICK HERE TO COMPLETE APPLICATION <http://repertorio.pmailus.com/pmailweb/ct?d=LHg-fADKAAEAAAo4AAOZow>
*Project description (one contemporary and one classical work preferred)
*Short Biography (200 word maximum)
*Artistic résume with two references THE TIMELINE:
*Applications are due Thursday, April 1st, 2010
*Firs round of projects will take place during the Summer of 2010 QUESTIONS/MORE INFORMATION?
Allison Astor
Vargas
a...@repertorio.org
+1.212.225.9950
Leasing Coordinator
Harlem Stage / Aaron Davis Hall
Inc
(New York NY) Harlem Stage celebrates and perpetuate the unique and diverse artistic legacy of Harlem and the
indelible impression it has made on American performing arts. We provide opportunity and support for artists of
color, and make performances easily accessible to all audiences. We introduce children to the rich diversity, excitement
and inspiration of the performing arts.
The Leasing Coordinator ensures that the preparation and coordination of
Production, Operations, Front of House and Management is fully executed on the day of the event. Responsible for
making sure the contracted services are properly provided in addition to making sure all leasing clients are following the
rules and regulations of the agreement.
Responsibilities Include:
• Coordinate Production, Front-of-house
and Box Office services for leasing events
• Schedule and conduct coordination meetings with clients and Harlem
Stage staff
• Represent Harlem Stage by attendance at Harlem Stage leasing events
• Ensure a consistently
high level of patron satisfaction
• Assist Leasing Manager and Managing Director with coordination of leasing
• Assist with development of leasing sales materials
• Additional duties as requested
Requirements
of the Position:
• Bachelors Degree or minimum of 2 years related experience
• Comprehensive knowledge
of performance production
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Excellent organizational
skills
• Excellent problem solving skills
• Strong attention to detail
• Ability to coordinate
multiple tasks
• Working on weekends, evening hours, and occasional holidays required.
• Strong sense
of teamwork
• Ability to communicate in Spanish is highly desirable.
How to apply:
Email resume
and cover letter with a subject line of “Leasing Coordinator” to: gshanck@harlemstage.org Only qualified
candidates will receive a response. No phone calls, please. Website: http://www.harlemstage.org
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