Jobs - a-n The Artists Information Company

We are seeking two part time Artist Support Officers to join our Residencies & Awards team.

Liverpool Biennial is currently seeking a Learning Assistant to support the Curator of Learning and wider Programme team in the delivery of our learning programme, which is integrated throughout all of our work.

The General Manager will work closely with the Finance Manager and Space for Artists Manager to lead on administration, HR and policy as well as providing support in compliance, governance and planning.

Working collaboratively with the Programming team, wider Lakeland Arts team and partners you will be responsible for managing and caring for Lakeland Arts collection, which includes Maritime and Social History and Fine and Applied Arts.

to develop links with young people through community organisations and education centres and plan a series of events aimed at increasing knowledge, self-esteem, skills development and encouraging greater confidence in interacting with art and culture.

seeking a resourceful and motivated Exhibitions and Collection Technician to assist with the care, storage and presentation of works from the David Roberts Collection (DRC) and preparation and installation of temporary exhibitions and events at the David Roberts Art Foundation.

the chance to manage and develop the “social model” at Tate Modern, including a central role in the development of the policy and strategy and co-ordination of aspects of the planning, delivery, monitoring and evaluation of the programmes.

to support innovative and dynamic education programme, both onsite and offsite, and be involved in the development of creative approaches to working with varied audiences in a gallery setting.

looking for talented artists and designer makers, initially to join the workshop team, but with the skills, maturity and ambition to grow and add value in other areas.

to provide inspirational leadership, a bold and relevant artistic vision, strategic direction, a safe and inclusive environment for staff, partners, participants and audiences.

Open Eye Gallery’s curator will embrace co-authorship and work effectively with the arts, academic, community and other partners to create, share and champion photography.