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https://www.nyfa.org/view-job/?id=69368f53-99b2-4678-88dd-a9169c8bbb57

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George Petrides Sculptor (www.petrides.art) seeks an experienced sculpture assistant (including 3D printing and post-processing of prints) to assist the Artist with in-studio production of sculpture of sizes from a few inches to over 6 feet high. The ideal candidate will be an enthusiastic maker, wi…

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https://creativeartsworkshop.org/creating-freely/

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Welcome to Creating Freely, an archive of CAW's COVID-19 programming from April 2020 through January 2021. To view current and upcoming classes, please click here.

Creating Freely is supported in part by

The Office of the Arts, State of Connecticut. We are grateful for its support of our programs through the Supporting Arts in Place grant program, as well as the Connecticut Arts Endowment.

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Creating Freely - Creative Arts Workshop

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Welcome to Creating Freely, an archive of CAW's COVID-19 programming from April 2020 through January 2021. To view current and upcoming classes, please click here. Young People Coming soon Online Classes Coming soon Demonstrations Coming soon Online Exhibitions Coming soon Communal Art-making Coming soon Studio Tours Coming soon Call for Proposals Coming soon Workshops Coming [...]

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https://carvingstudio.org/workshops/

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Don't let finances get in the way of taking an inspiring workshop.
Scholarships are a unique and supportive way of commemorating contributors to arts education while providing opportunities for students in financial need. The New Roads Scholarship was established to encourage exploration of new sculptural media for artistic expression using different materials. The Vinnie Ream Scholarship commemorates the achievements of women sculptors in the U.S. The Gordon Marshall Scholarship is intended for local youth to participate in hands-on workshops. The Trow & Holden Scholarship recognizes the need for training aspiring sculptors of the future.

Several named scholarships provide opportunities for aspiring sculptors. The Nina and Anthony D'Amore Scholarship, for mature and/or minority sculptors, was established by the family of our founder, B. Amore, in honor of their parents who were lifetime supporters of the Arts. Other scholarships honor sculptors and patrons of the arts Robert Babcock; Scott F. Emory; Steven J. Mestyan, Jr.; Betsy Page and Mathieu J. Poster. Several donors contribute anonymously to the CSSC scholarship fund.

To apply for a scholarship, please submit up to 10 images of your work, resume/biography, evidence of financial need and a statement of how this will impact your development as an artist by May 5th.

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Sculpture Workshops & Art Education Classes | The Carving Studio

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Don't let finances get in the way of taking an inspiring workshop. Scholarships are a unique and supportive way of commemorating contributors to arts education while providing opportunities for students in financial need. The New Roads Scholarship was established to encourage exploration of new sculptural media for artistic expression using different materials.

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https://iawpgh.org/about-us/

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OUR MISSIONIt is the mission of the Industrial Arts Workshop to inspire artistic literacy in the city of Pittsburgh and beyond by offering enrichment opportunities that advance the understanding and process of sculpture making artists and their work. FOUR PILLARSIndustrial Art Workshop's vision is comprised of these fundamental tenants.

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https://www.slossmetalarts.com/opportunities

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https://www.sculpturespace.org/internships-worth-with-us

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Sculpture Space works with individuals, institutions and organizations in planning public art, developing proposals and/or developing prospectuses for specific commissions.

Working with a pool of nearly 500 professional artists from around the world, Sculpture Space is an important resource to art consultants and others, and is able to help develop, curate and implement a wide variety of creative projects.
Recent examples:
Griffiss International Sculpture Garden, Rome, NY

Onondaga Community College, Art Across Campus program

Utica College, Utica, NY

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Internships / Worth With Us - SCULPTURE SPACE

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Sculpture Space works with individuals, institutions and organizations in planning public art, developing proposals and/or developing prospectuses for specific commissions. Working with a pool of nearly 500 professional artists from around the world, Sculpture Space is an important resource to art consultants and others, and is able to help develop, curate and implement a wide variety of creative projects.

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https://www.career.com/company/grounds-for-sculpture/job/summer-internship-public-programs-education-department-now-hiring/-in-trenton,nj?jid=1f6b58ba-f6b6-47a2-9a20-3b991a2652de&utm_campaign=google_jobs_apply&utm_source=google_jobs_apply&utm_medium=organic

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Grounds For Sculpture (GFS) is at the beginning of a long path toward building a more equitable, diverse, and inclusive (EDI) institution. We are looking for individuals, at all levels of the institution, who are interested in joining us on this journey of intentionality and public accountability. This path broadens our workforce (board, staff, volunteers), expands our artist selection and acquisition practice as well as strengthens our internal and external communication systems, networks and norms. We are looking for motivated individuals with a passion in art and/or horticulture to participate in our internship program. This internship opportunity will be offered as a 10-week program, and you will become an integral part of our education department. The intern will work onsite, for roughly 8-10 hours per week and will be provided hands on training. Through many educational opportunities the intern will gain additional skills, knowledge and experiences that will help them grow both individually and professionally. The internship program is open to all individuals regardless of educational background but who more importantly have a strong interest in the fields of art and/or horticulture. The Public Programs Intern supports the Manager of Public Programs and the scheduling, production, and implementation of interactive, hands-on programs geared towards children, families, and adults. This position collaborates across many departments and partners to provide meaningful learning experiences for all visitors. The primary duties of the Public Programs Intern are to assist the Manager of Public Programs in shadowing and coordinating hands-on educational programs. This requires supporting the production of an array of public and private programs, including studio-based and horticulture-rooted workshops, drop-in programs for intergenerational and family audiences, wellness offerings geared towards adults, a very active teambuilding program for private and corporate groups, extended community partnership programs, and other small and large-scale events throughout the internship term. This position also acts as a point person on the day of an event, either with the Manager of Public Programs or Manager of Experiential Programs and assists with managing studio spaces and maintaining our inventory of supplies. Special projects and assisting with facilitation of informal education offerings in the galleries and studios are assigned as needed. Responsibilities * Assists Manager of Public Programs with creating and coordinating educational programs for all ages. * Composing interdepartmental communications to notify Grounds For Sculpture teams of scheduled events * Acting as a point person on the day of an event, either with Manager of Public Programs or independently. * Engage in an interest based project * Maintaining education studio spaces in a manner that is inviting and accessible to all visitors. * Performs special projects as assigned by the Manager of Public Programs * Assisting with the facilitation of an array of informal education offerings in the galleries and studios Qualifications * Interest or experience in the fields of art and/or horticulture * Proficient in Microsoft Office * Self-motivated, highly organized, and creative team player * Outstanding people skills, and comfort interacting and working with individuals of all ages and backgrounds. * Demonstrate respect and inclusiveness to all employees, embracing differences * Some weekend is work required * Grounds For Sculpture requires all new hires to be fully vaccinated* for COVID-19 prior to the first date of employment. As required by applicable law, Grounds For Sculpture will consider requests for reasonable accommodations. *2 doses of Pfizer or Moderna, 1 dose of J&J GFS is stronger for the diverse ideas, lived experiences, passions and skill sets of our staff. To that end, we offer equal employment opportunities to all persons without regard to race, color, ethnicity, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, age, marital status, physical or mental disability, parental status, housing status, source of income or military status, in accordance with applicable federal, state and local EEO laws. Compensation and Hour Expectation: Hourly Rate: $15.00 Hours: This internship will be on site 8 -10 hours per week, over a 10-week period. The schedule will be decided based off of the availability of the intern and the supervisor. Interested in applying for an internship, you must apply by Friday, April 14th for a June 6th start date. Please apply directly through our website and must include a cover letter: www.groundsforsculpture.org About Grounds For Sculpture -strategic-vision/ Grounds For Sculpture (GFS) is a 42-acre not-for-profit sculpture park, arboretum, and museum, founded by the late artist and philanthropist Seward Johnson. Featuring nearly 300 contemporary sculptures by renowned and emerging artists in a beckoning landscape, Grounds

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GROUNDS FOR SCULPTURE SUMMER INTERNSHIP - Public Programs | Education Department - Now Hiring Job in Trenton, NJ | Career.com

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Grounds For Sculpture (GFS) is at the beginning of a long path toward building a more equitable, diverse, and inclusive (EDI) institution. We are looking for individuals, at all levels of the institution, who are interested in joining us on this journey of intentionality and public accountability.

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https://www.thewadsworth.org/get-involved/internships/

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Information about our upcoming internship cycle will be available soon.

The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art offers a variety of internship opportunities to undergraduate, graduate, and recently graduated students during the fall, spring, and summer semesters. The Internship Program is designed to introduce students interested in pursuing a career in the museum field to the inner workings of an encyclopedic art museum under the guidance of experienced museum professionals.
Academic Credit
Internships are either paid or students can apply for academic credit. It is the responsibility of the intern to request academic credit and coordinate credit requirements with their college or university, their museum mentor, and the Internship Coordinator.

How to Apply for an Internship at the Wadsworth Atheneum

Candidates must submit the following materials:

1. A complete Internship Application Cover Sheet, which can be found here.

2. A current resume or CV confirming the eligibility requirements and listing relevant professional experience and academic work.

3. A statement of interest, describing in 500 words or less the applicant's reasons and qualifications for the position, and how this internship is relevant to the achievement of future career goals.

4. A writing sample, three to five pages in length.*

5. Official academic transcript(s). Transcripts must be sent directly from the applicant's college or university.

6. Two letters of recommendation. Letters must be sent directly from the individual making the recommendation.

*Not applicable to the Library/Archives internship.

Please send all materials except for official academic transcripts to internship@thewadsworth.org. with the subject line Wadsworth Atheneum Internship Application.

Official academic transcripts should be sent to:

Internship Coordinator
Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
600 Main Street
Hartford, CT 06103

Questions may be directed to (860) 838-4060 or internship@thewadsworth.org.

Questions or Comments?

Contact:
Internship Coordinator
Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
600 Main Street
Hartford, CT 06103
(860) 838-4060
internship@thewadsworth.org

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﻿EXHIBITIONS and ART FAIRS

- Arranges shipping, unpacking, installation and deinstallation for exhibitions and art fairs.

- Oversees and participates in the installation/ de-installation of all gallery exhibitions and art fairs, working with the Gallery

Manager to coordinate all phases of planning and implementation.

- Work with art handlers to ensure proper care of artworks.

- Ensures artwork arrives at the gallery or art fair by deadlines.

- Creates checklists for exhibitions and art fairs.

- Creates consignment and loan agreements.

INVENTORY MANAGEMENT

- Ensures all artwork records are up-to-date and accurate; audits database regularly and confirms records have complete information.

- Records the location and movements of all works of art.

- Supervises art handlers to ensure that the inventory is properly packed and stored safely, makes sure storage areas remain neat and organized.

- Ability and willingness to pack and box artwork when needed.

- Works alongside Gallery Manager to manage and anticipate storage needs.

- Coordinates the shipping of all incoming and outgoing artworks.

- Coordinates local deliveries to off-site storage, artist studios, and to clients' homes.

- Creates shipping and pro forma invoices.

- Obtains shipping costs and estimates, has a thorough knowledge of customs laws and regulations.

- Advises clients on packing and shipping.

- Coordinates packing, crating and shipping to and from lenders, consignors/consignees, artist studios, and storage spaces.

- Maintains and develops a strong network of quality shippers, has the ability to negotiate best pricing and ensure invoices are in line with estimates.

ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES

- Assist with maintenance of gallery as needed

- Assist with events and openings as needed

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﻿EXHIBITIONS and ART FAIRS - Arranges shipping, unpacking, installation and deinstallation for exhibitions and art fairs. - Oversees and participates in the installation/ de-installation of all gallery exhibitions and art fairs, working with the Gallery Manager to coordinate all phases of planning and implementation. - Work with art handlers to ensure proper care of artworks.