ASSISTANT
PROFESSOR OF ART, SALISBURY UNIVERSITY, USA
The
Department of Art at Salisbury University, Maryland, is accepting
applications for the position of Assistant Professor of Art, Tenure
Track to teach Hot Glass (area of specialization: Hot Glass and 3D
Studio).
The primary job duties will involve teaching three hot
glass classes per semester with a total of 18 contact hours of teaching
per week. Studio and equipment maintenance and the implementation of and
adherence to safety protocols will also be required, alongside
programme development for glass, active recruitment of majors,
advisement, and departmental committee work. The successful candidate
will also be expected to utilize effective teaching and classroom
management strategies which will enhance the success of diverse
learners.
Minimum qualification is MFA with an emphasis in hot
glass. Preference will be given for prior teaching experience and an
active exhibition record. Applications will be accepted via Salisbury
University’s Online Employment Application System. The deadline for the
receipt of applications is 22nd October 2012.
W: http://www.salisbury.edu/HR/Jobs/
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Monday, 27 August 2012
Monday, 16 July 2012
FACILITIES MANAGER AT GLASS AXIS, OHIO
Glass Axis is a vibrant non-profit glass centre dedicated to making and learning and are currently inviting applications to the role of Facilities Manager. Compensation will be from $20,000 to $26,000 plus up to $9000 studio credit annually based on experience and qualifications. Benefits include health insurance stipend, paid vacation, and sick days.
Facilities Manager is a part-time 30 hours per week salaried position that reports directly to the Executive Director. This position also works closely with administrative and education staff, plus Board of Trustees Committees. Applicants will be expected to work flexible hours, including some nights and weekends.
The Facilities Manger is responsible for the overall vision, direction, and upkeep of the glass facilities at Glass Axis including Hot Shop, Cold Shops, Warm Shops, and Metal Shop. This includes maintaining all equipment, co-steering the educational programs, creating custom and production artworks, and organizing and facilitating community projects. Great attitude, collaborative spirit, and self-motivation are essential.
W: http://glassaxis.org/facilities-manager-opening
Glass Axis is a vibrant non-profit glass centre dedicated to making and learning and are currently inviting applications to the role of Facilities Manager. Compensation will be from $20,000 to $26,000 plus up to $9000 studio credit annually based on experience and qualifications. Benefits include health insurance stipend, paid vacation, and sick days.
Facilities Manager is a part-time 30 hours per week salaried position that reports directly to the Executive Director. This position also works closely with administrative and education staff, plus Board of Trustees Committees. Applicants will be expected to work flexible hours, including some nights and weekends.
The Facilities Manger is responsible for the overall vision, direction, and upkeep of the glass facilities at Glass Axis including Hot Shop, Cold Shops, Warm Shops, and Metal Shop. This includes maintaining all equipment, co-steering the educational programs, creating custom and production artworks, and organizing and facilitating community projects. Great attitude, collaborative spirit, and self-motivation are essential.
W: http://glassaxis.org/facilities-manager-opening
JAM FACTORY PROGRAM MANAGER, AUSTRALIA
The JamFactory is seeking an experiences and highly motivated individual to fill the role of Program Manager in the glass studio. The Program Manager will work closely with the Studio’s Creative Director Karen Cunningham, and other studio staff, to manage the day-to-day operations of the glass studio.
The position is offered as a three day per week, part-time role. Other entitlements include significant access to facilities for the production of personal work within the studio. Interested applicants require an excellent knowledge of contemporary glass art and design, particularly within the area of studio production, as well as an established reputation in the field. Applicants should have comprehensively developed craft, design and communication skills as well as relevant studio, organisational and management experience. The deadline for the applications is 24th July 2012.
T: (08) 8410 0727
E: karen.cunningham@jamfactory.com.au
W: www.jamfactory.com.au
The JamFactory is seeking an experiences and highly motivated individual to fill the role of Program Manager in the glass studio. The Program Manager will work closely with the Studio’s Creative Director Karen Cunningham, and other studio staff, to manage the day-to-day operations of the glass studio.
The position is offered as a three day per week, part-time role. Other entitlements include significant access to facilities for the production of personal work within the studio. Interested applicants require an excellent knowledge of contemporary glass art and design, particularly within the area of studio production, as well as an established reputation in the field. Applicants should have comprehensively developed craft, design and communication skills as well as relevant studio, organisational and management experience. The deadline for the applications is 24th July 2012.
T: (08) 8410 0727
E: karen.cunningham@jamfactory.com.au
W: www.jamfactory.com.au
Saturday, 28 April 2012
INTERNSHIP AT JAMES LETHBRIDGE GLASS
James Lethbridge Glass is a developing business specializing in the design and making of both bespoke chandeliers and sculpture. To date the business is experiencing record demand for products and one or more interns are required to help facilitate the completion of orders.
It is expected that interns will engage in all aspects of the business from learning glass-making skills (flame working and glass blowing) through to sales and final installation of work. In today’s competitive arts market, this internship may prove to be a useful experience for anyone thinking about starting their own business.
The internship is located in London, Holborn at Cockpit Arts, and is an unpaid position, although James Lethbridge Glass is happy to negotiate expenses. Also, for applicants who apply from outside of London, accommodation may be available free of charge. It is expected that the internship will last a minimum of 4 weeks, with working times negotiable to suit the applicant.
W: www.jameslethbridgeglass.com
E: james.lethbridge@network.rca.ac.uk
James Lethbridge Glass is a developing business specializing in the design and making of both bespoke chandeliers and sculpture. To date the business is experiencing record demand for products and one or more interns are required to help facilitate the completion of orders.
It is expected that interns will engage in all aspects of the business from learning glass-making skills (flame working and glass blowing) through to sales and final installation of work. In today’s competitive arts market, this internship may prove to be a useful experience for anyone thinking about starting their own business.
The internship is located in London, Holborn at Cockpit Arts, and is an unpaid position, although James Lethbridge Glass is happy to negotiate expenses. Also, for applicants who apply from outside of London, accommodation may be available free of charge. It is expected that the internship will last a minimum of 4 weeks, with working times negotiable to suit the applicant.
W: www.jameslethbridgeglass.com
E: james.lethbridge@network.rca.ac.uk
GLASS STUDIO ASSISTANT, GLASSTORM, SCOTLAND
Glasstorm is a highly respected Scottish based contemporary glass studio based in the picturesque town of Tain in Ross-shire. The studio was established in 2005 by Brodie Nairn and Nichola Burns. Both have professional practice of over twenty years, working with some of the world’s best master glassmakers and studios both in the United Kingdom and in Europe and America. Glasstorm specialises in hand blown bespoke glass works in clear and coloured glass with and without moulds.
The role is for a full-time Glassmaker’s Assistant (45 hours/ week) who can professionally assist Glasstorm creating bespoke pieces of hand and mould blown glass in both the hot and cold workshops. The successful candidate will possess a strong attention to detail, and be enthusiastic and knowledgeable about the entire process of hand-blown glass. This is an interesting yet very demanding job. The position will provide an excellent opportunity to develop technical and organisational skills as well as the experience of working in a successful and vibrant glassblowing studio. Applicants must have educational or industrial glass experience and will be looking to progress with their training in a professional studio.
The position will be permanent after a three month training and trial period. Salary is negotiable depending on experience.To apply please send a CV and covering letter to info@glasstorm.com or by post to Glasstorm, 2 Chapel St, Tain, Ross-shire, IV19 1EL. The deadline for applications is 15th May 2012.
W: www.glasstorm.com
Glasstorm is a highly respected Scottish based contemporary glass studio based in the picturesque town of Tain in Ross-shire. The studio was established in 2005 by Brodie Nairn and Nichola Burns. Both have professional practice of over twenty years, working with some of the world’s best master glassmakers and studios both in the United Kingdom and in Europe and America. Glasstorm specialises in hand blown bespoke glass works in clear and coloured glass with and without moulds.
The role is for a full-time Glassmaker’s Assistant (45 hours/ week) who can professionally assist Glasstorm creating bespoke pieces of hand and mould blown glass in both the hot and cold workshops. The successful candidate will possess a strong attention to detail, and be enthusiastic and knowledgeable about the entire process of hand-blown glass. This is an interesting yet very demanding job. The position will provide an excellent opportunity to develop technical and organisational skills as well as the experience of working in a successful and vibrant glassblowing studio. Applicants must have educational or industrial glass experience and will be looking to progress with their training in a professional studio.
The position will be permanent after a three month training and trial period. Salary is negotiable depending on experience.To apply please send a CV and covering letter to info@glasstorm.com or by post to Glasstorm, 2 Chapel St, Tain, Ross-shire, IV19 1EL. The deadline for applications is 15th May 2012.
W: www.glasstorm.com
Tuesday, 20 March 2012
LINDEAN MILL GLASS, UK
Lindean Mill Glass has a vacancy for a hard working individual with glassblowing experience. The successful candidate will be involved in all aspects of running a studio glass workshop from glass making to dealing with customers. Training will be provided and there is an opportunity to make you own work. The successful candidate will start in late June and salary will be negotiable depending on skill level. The position will be 37½ hours per week. To apply please send a CV and images of your work to Lindean Mill Glass, Galashiels, Selkirkshire, TD1 3PE, UK or to david@lindeanmillglass.co.uk. For more information contact David Kaplan.
E: david@lindeanmillglass.co.uk
W: www.lindeanmillglass.co.uk
T: 07880 723622
Lindean Mill Glass has a vacancy for a hard working individual with glassblowing experience. The successful candidate will be involved in all aspects of running a studio glass workshop from glass making to dealing with customers. Training will be provided and there is an opportunity to make you own work. The successful candidate will start in late June and salary will be negotiable depending on skill level. The position will be 37½ hours per week. To apply please send a CV and images of your work to Lindean Mill Glass, Galashiels, Selkirkshire, TD1 3PE, UK or to david@lindeanmillglass.co.uk. For more information contact David Kaplan.
E: david@lindeanmillglass.co.uk
W: www.lindeanmillglass.co.uk
T: 07880 723622
Friday, 17 February 2012
GLASSBLOWER NEEDED TO CREATE CUSTOMISED BOTTLES
The Sugar Club is looking to have 6 customized 2 litre bottles made for commercial use. Each of them has to have an optic at the end of it. The optic is a standard 35ml that is attached onto the same size bottle top you would get on any bottle of whiskey, vodka etc.
The areas in the bar that the bottles would be placed are not very wide but have lots of height. So we are looking for bottles that would be 2 inches wider than a standard spirits bottle (such as a bottle of 700ml bottle of Cork Dry Gin) but a lot longer so that each one can hold 2 litres of product.
In terms of colour we are looking to have two blue, two brown and two green.
E: oisin@thesugarclub.com
The Sugar Club is looking to have 6 customized 2 litre bottles made for commercial use. Each of them has to have an optic at the end of it. The optic is a standard 35ml that is attached onto the same size bottle top you would get on any bottle of whiskey, vodka etc.
The areas in the bar that the bottles would be placed are not very wide but have lots of height. So we are looking for bottles that would be 2 inches wider than a standard spirits bottle (such as a bottle of 700ml bottle of Cork Dry Gin) but a lot longer so that each one can hold 2 litres of product.
In terms of colour we are looking to have two blue, two brown and two green.
E: oisin@thesugarclub.com
CRAFTS COUNCIL OF IRELAND SEEK EDUCATION & OUTREACH OFFICER
The successful candidate for this appointment will be responsible for the development and delivery of targeted education programmes that increase skill levels, raise awareness and develop the knowledge of a wide range of audiences and stakeholders. They will be required to: Manage, develop and co-ordinate targeted education initiatives that raise awareness, increase skills and knowledge of the National Craft Gallery and the craft sector nationally and internationally. Lead the development of dynamic resource materials across a range of media that promote innovative approaches to engaging with Irish craft. Manage and develop an internship programme in partnership with third level institutes. Lead a team of contractors in the delivery of off-site education programmes at large scale public events. Also, work closely with other teams within the Crafts Council of Ireland. The candidate will be based in Kilkenny and should be eager to develop this creative industry sector. A detailed job description and specification is available on request. The deadline for applications is 17th February 2012.
E: recruitment@ccoi.ie
W: www.ccoi.ie
T: 056 7796133
The successful candidate for this appointment will be responsible for the development and delivery of targeted education programmes that increase skill levels, raise awareness and develop the knowledge of a wide range of audiences and stakeholders. They will be required to: Manage, develop and co-ordinate targeted education initiatives that raise awareness, increase skills and knowledge of the National Craft Gallery and the craft sector nationally and internationally. Lead the development of dynamic resource materials across a range of media that promote innovative approaches to engaging with Irish craft. Manage and develop an internship programme in partnership with third level institutes. Lead a team of contractors in the delivery of off-site education programmes at large scale public events. Also, work closely with other teams within the Crafts Council of Ireland. The candidate will be based in Kilkenny and should be eager to develop this creative industry sector. A detailed job description and specification is available on request. The deadline for applications is 17th February 2012.
E: recruitment@ccoi.ie
W: www.ccoi.ie
T: 056 7796133
CRAFTS COUNCIL OF IRELAND SEEK EDUCATION & INNOVATION MANAGER
The Crafts Council of Ireland is currently recruiting for an Education & Innovation Manager. The successful candidate for this appointment will manage, develop and implement innovative and progressive education related programmes in line with objectives outlined in the Crafts Council of Irelands strategic plan 2010 – 2012 and the new 2013 – 2015 strategic plan. They will be required to: Manage, develop and co-ordinate national initiatives in the education sector. Lead the development of dynamic programmes that promote future thinking and innovative approaches to the development of Irish craft. Build relationships with the international craft community in order to establish a network of communication and opportunity. Lead a team of staff and contractors and work closely with other teams within the Crafts Council of Ireland. The candidate will be based in Kilkenny and should be a strong people manager who is eager to develop this creative industry sector. A detailed job description and specification is available on request. The deadline for applications is 17th February 2012.
E: recruitment@ccoi.ie
W: www.ccoi.ie
T: 056 7796133
The Crafts Council of Ireland is currently recruiting for an Education & Innovation Manager. The successful candidate for this appointment will manage, develop and implement innovative and progressive education related programmes in line with objectives outlined in the Crafts Council of Irelands strategic plan 2010 – 2012 and the new 2013 – 2015 strategic plan. They will be required to: Manage, develop and co-ordinate national initiatives in the education sector. Lead the development of dynamic programmes that promote future thinking and innovative approaches to the development of Irish craft. Build relationships with the international craft community in order to establish a network of communication and opportunity. Lead a team of staff and contractors and work closely with other teams within the Crafts Council of Ireland. The candidate will be based in Kilkenny and should be a strong people manager who is eager to develop this creative industry sector. A detailed job description and specification is available on request. The deadline for applications is 17th February 2012.
E: recruitment@ccoi.ie
W: www.ccoi.ie
T: 056 7796133
Tuesday, 7 February 2012
ART TEACHING OPPORTUNITY IN GERMAN SUMMER SCHOOL, SUMMER 2013
Dr. Markwart Herzog, director of the Schwaben Academy in Bavaria, is currently searching for a recognised artist/educator to teach in an 8-day summer school in Bavaria in early August 2013 (or subsequent years). They are looking for an established artist, with a recognised practice and good teaching experience.
The summer school is an annual event and involves classes in various arts disciplines including literature, dance and music as well visual art. The visual art school comprises students who already have an art practice (i.e. not beginners). Participants apply for selection and the artist-teacher directs the selection process. Typically 10 to 12 students participate. The school is a residential one in a refurbished old monastery. While the working language of the school is German, and some rudimentary knowledge of German would be an advantage, the school regularly takes in artists from UK, US and other Anglophone countries as teachers. Their classes are conducted in English.
Students work to the brief of the tutor and an end-of-school exhibition is set up. Also, for the duration of the school, an exhibition of some of the work of the visiting artist is mounted. Previous artists have worked in the field of painting, drawing and etching and these are the domains that are sought.
The programme for 2012 is already well established and work is now commenced on planning the 2013 programme. Travel to and from Germany is covered, accommodation is provided in the conference hotel and a fee of €2,000 is paid for professional duties. For further information please contact Dr. Markwart Herzog.
E: markwart.herzog@schwabenakadamie.de
W: www.kunstleben.de
Dr. Markwart Herzog, director of the Schwaben Academy in Bavaria, is currently searching for a recognised artist/educator to teach in an 8-day summer school in Bavaria in early August 2013 (or subsequent years). They are looking for an established artist, with a recognised practice and good teaching experience.
The summer school is an annual event and involves classes in various arts disciplines including literature, dance and music as well visual art. The visual art school comprises students who already have an art practice (i.e. not beginners). Participants apply for selection and the artist-teacher directs the selection process. Typically 10 to 12 students participate. The school is a residential one in a refurbished old monastery. While the working language of the school is German, and some rudimentary knowledge of German would be an advantage, the school regularly takes in artists from UK, US and other Anglophone countries as teachers. Their classes are conducted in English.
Students work to the brief of the tutor and an end-of-school exhibition is set up. Also, for the duration of the school, an exhibition of some of the work of the visiting artist is mounted. Previous artists have worked in the field of painting, drawing and etching and these are the domains that are sought.
The programme for 2012 is already well established and work is now commenced on planning the 2013 programme. Travel to and from Germany is covered, accommodation is provided in the conference hotel and a fee of €2,000 is paid for professional duties. For further information please contact Dr. Markwart Herzog.
E: markwart.herzog@schwabenakadamie.de
W: www.kunstleben.de
PROJECT LEADER NEEDED – INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF GLASS
The International Festival of Glass is currently seeking a project leader to set up and coordinate a floating glass sculpture exhibition on the lake at Bodenham Arboretum (Worcestershire) as part of the International Festival of Glass. They are looking for a resourceful, organised, creative, flexible, self-motivated and practical person with some exhibitions/installations experience. This is a short term project role which will involve liaising between the artists, venue and the Festival organisers. The role will also entail promoting and marketing the event, coordinating setup and take down of the exhibition and organising a press day and a social evening for participating artists and visitors. The deadline for applications for this role is 7th February 2012. The fee will be £2,000. Set up of the exhibition will take place w/c 23 July with take-down w/c 28 August.
If you are interested in further information about this please contact Natasha George, Festival Co-Director at nmjgeorge@hotmail.com.
The International Festival of Glass is currently seeking a project leader to set up and coordinate a floating glass sculpture exhibition on the lake at Bodenham Arboretum (Worcestershire) as part of the International Festival of Glass. They are looking for a resourceful, organised, creative, flexible, self-motivated and practical person with some exhibitions/installations experience. This is a short term project role which will involve liaising between the artists, venue and the Festival organisers. The role will also entail promoting and marketing the event, coordinating setup and take down of the exhibition and organising a press day and a social evening for participating artists and visitors. The deadline for applications for this role is 7th February 2012. The fee will be £2,000. Set up of the exhibition will take place w/c 23 July with take-down w/c 28 August.
If you are interested in further information about this please contact Natasha George, Festival Co-Director at nmjgeorge@hotmail.com.
SPECIAL EVENTS ASSISTANT, PILCHUCK GLASS SCHOOL
Special Events Assistant will be a seasonal position (2nd April to 2nd November 2012). Position Overview: Assists the Special Events and Volunteer Coordinator with special events (including Annual Auction, Open House, Spring Group Tours, and other special events as needed) to provide general operating support for Pilchuck Glass School. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
To apply for this position please send a cover letter, resume and references to slansberry@pilchuck.com.
W: http://pilchuck.com/opportunities/job_openings.aspx
Special Events Assistant will be a seasonal position (2nd April to 2nd November 2012). Position Overview: Assists the Special Events and Volunteer Coordinator with special events (including Annual Auction, Open House, Spring Group Tours, and other special events as needed) to provide general operating support for Pilchuck Glass School. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
To apply for this position please send a cover letter, resume and references to slansberry@pilchuck.com.
W: http://pilchuck.com/opportunities/job_openings.aspx
Tuesday, 24 January 2012
DECAL GLASS ARTISTS NEEDED
Elaine Prunty is a glass artist currently working on a large scale mosaic and is looking for someone who has experience in working with decals on glass and is preferably based near Dublin to work on a short-term project with her. Full remuneration given.
E: elaine.prunty@gmail.com
T: 01 8555428
Elaine Prunty is a glass artist currently working on a large scale mosaic and is looking for someone who has experience in working with decals on glass and is preferably based near Dublin to work on a short-term project with her. Full remuneration given.
E: elaine.prunty@gmail.com
T: 01 8555428
SEARCH FOR SAUCER SHAPED CHAMPAGNE GLASSES
A member of the Glass Society of Ireland is currently searching for saucer shaped champagne glasses and would greatly appreciate help in sourcing a set. Do you know where it is possible to purchase these, or, are you a glassblower and capable of creating a pair to specification?
E: rachel.h.123@gmail.com
A member of the Glass Society of Ireland is currently searching for saucer shaped champagne glasses and would greatly appreciate help in sourcing a set. Do you know where it is possible to purchase these, or, are you a glassblower and capable of creating a pair to specification?
E: rachel.h.123@gmail.com
Sunday, 1 January 2012
STICKY FINGERS ARTS SEEKING CRAFT ARTISTS FOR CHILDREN’S PUBLIC ART PROJECTS
In association with Newry and Mourne District Council, Sticky Fingers Early Years Arts is looking for four artists of differing disciplines to collaborate with primary school children on an integrated public art scheme for Hill Street, Newry. Each artist will deliver a series of workshops in Newry to work with local children on creating a permanent art installation in one of four sites along Hill Street. In keeping with Sticky Fingers' programme ethos, the workshops will be child-centered, with the themes of the final work arising from the children's imagination. Each art installation will be finished to a high quality and should combine the children's work with that of the artist. It is envisaged that the workshop time spent with the children will be used as a research period for each artist to create their element of the final work, both elements working in tandem with one another.
Applicants will need to be available during February, March and April 2012, have proven experience in producing mid to large-scale public art projects and have an interest in working creatively and collaboratively with young children. The deadline for all applications is 10am January 16th 2012. Late submissions will not be considered.
E: elaine@stickyfingersarts.co.uk
W: http://www.stickyfingersarts.co.uk
T: +44 (0)28 3025 7885
In association with Newry and Mourne District Council, Sticky Fingers Early Years Arts is looking for four artists of differing disciplines to collaborate with primary school children on an integrated public art scheme for Hill Street, Newry. Each artist will deliver a series of workshops in Newry to work with local children on creating a permanent art installation in one of four sites along Hill Street. In keeping with Sticky Fingers' programme ethos, the workshops will be child-centered, with the themes of the final work arising from the children's imagination. Each art installation will be finished to a high quality and should combine the children's work with that of the artist. It is envisaged that the workshop time spent with the children will be used as a research period for each artist to create their element of the final work, both elements working in tandem with one another.
Applicants will need to be available during February, March and April 2012, have proven experience in producing mid to large-scale public art projects and have an interest in working creatively and collaboratively with young children. The deadline for all applications is 10am January 16th 2012. Late submissions will not be considered.
E: elaine@stickyfingersarts.co.uk
W: http://www.stickyfingersarts.co.uk
T: +44 (0)28 3025 7885
PILCHUCK TEACHING ASSISTANTS AND ARTIST ASSISTANT APPLICATIONS
Teaching Assistants (TA) and Artist Assistants (AA) participate in a leadership capacity during the summer program. All assistants must have extensive studio experience and an interest in collaboration. Successful candidates would have great project planning and time management skills, be proactive, and enjoy problem solving.
TAs develop their own teaching abilities by working with students and supporting the instructional and creative efforts of an instructor. Previous TA experience at Pilchuck is helpful but not necessary. AAs assist artists in residence by facilitating their use of studios and helping to solve technical and creative problems. They gain valuable insight into professional art practices through working with accomplished artists. AAs must have previously attended Pilchuck in some capacity and should possess a broad range of glassworking skills.
TAs and AAs receive housing and meals, a $50 store credit for supplies, studio access, and partial reimbursement for travel costs. The deadline for applications is 13th February 2012.
E: rking@pilchuck.com
E: registrar@pilchuck.com
W: http://pilchuck.com/summer_program/teaching_artist_assistantships_v2012.aspx
Teaching Assistants (TA) and Artist Assistants (AA) participate in a leadership capacity during the summer program. All assistants must have extensive studio experience and an interest in collaboration. Successful candidates would have great project planning and time management skills, be proactive, and enjoy problem solving.
TAs develop their own teaching abilities by working with students and supporting the instructional and creative efforts of an instructor. Previous TA experience at Pilchuck is helpful but not necessary. AAs assist artists in residence by facilitating their use of studios and helping to solve technical and creative problems. They gain valuable insight into professional art practices through working with accomplished artists. AAs must have previously attended Pilchuck in some capacity and should possess a broad range of glassworking skills.
TAs and AAs receive housing and meals, a $50 store credit for supplies, studio access, and partial reimbursement for travel costs. The deadline for applications is 13th February 2012.
E: rking@pilchuck.com
E: registrar@pilchuck.com
W: http://pilchuck.com/summer_program/teaching_artist_assistantships_v2012.aspx
GLASS FINE ARTS TUTOR VACANCY, NEW ZEALAND
This is an exciting position to lecture in the Diploma Glass programme at Whanganui UCOL. A lecturer with a post graduate qualification and experience in Glass Design and Production is required. The position requires teaching of course work, in addition to papers as determined by the candidate’s area of expertise and the needs of the programme. Preference will be given to candidates with a high level of oral and written skills, flexible approach to teaching and learning and a commitment to academic excellence.
Please submit a portfolio of your work as evidence of your expertise. The closing date is Thursday 12th January 2012.
W: http://www.seek.co.nz/Job/tutor-fine-arts/in/manawatu-wanganui/21308177
This is an exciting position to lecture in the Diploma Glass programme at Whanganui UCOL. A lecturer with a post graduate qualification and experience in Glass Design and Production is required. The position requires teaching of course work, in addition to papers as determined by the candidate’s area of expertise and the needs of the programme. Preference will be given to candidates with a high level of oral and written skills, flexible approach to teaching and learning and a commitment to academic excellence.
Please submit a portfolio of your work as evidence of your expertise. The closing date is Thursday 12th January 2012.
W: http://www.seek.co.nz/Job/tutor-fine-arts/in/manawatu-wanganui/21308177
PART-TIME HIGH SCHOOL GLASS TEACHER REQUIRED, ILLINOIS
New Trier Township High School is seeking a part time glass art teacher, starting August 2012. New Trier, located 16 miles north of Chicago, IL, is an exemplary high school district of 4,200 students. The Art Department has 12 faculty members. The school emphasizes academic rigor, encourages individual achievement and supports student access to a variety of co-curricular and extra-curricular programs. The district encourages and supports professional growth and staff collaboration.
Qualifications:
- BA/BFA with a strong background in glass and 3D art.
- The applicant must show experience in glass casting, fusing/kiln forming, cold working, torching, and teaching in a glass and/or sculpture studio. Hot shop experience is desirable for future curricular expansion.
- Responsibilities include teaching introductory survey glass courses and organizing and maintaining equipment and supplies in a glass studio.
- Ability to teach 3D sculpture course.
- A valid Illinois State Board of Education secondary teaching certificate
with appropriate endorsements, or ability to obtain same prior to employment.
W: http://www.applitrack.com/NewTrier/onlineapp/jobpostings/view.asp?internaltransferform.Url=&category=High+School+Teaching
New Trier Township High School is seeking a part time glass art teacher, starting August 2012. New Trier, located 16 miles north of Chicago, IL, is an exemplary high school district of 4,200 students. The Art Department has 12 faculty members. The school emphasizes academic rigor, encourages individual achievement and supports student access to a variety of co-curricular and extra-curricular programs. The district encourages and supports professional growth and staff collaboration.
Qualifications:
- BA/BFA with a strong background in glass and 3D art.
- The applicant must show experience in glass casting, fusing/kiln forming, cold working, torching, and teaching in a glass and/or sculpture studio. Hot shop experience is desirable for future curricular expansion.
- Responsibilities include teaching introductory survey glass courses and organizing and maintaining equipment and supplies in a glass studio.
- Ability to teach 3D sculpture course.
- A valid Illinois State Board of Education secondary teaching certificate
with appropriate endorsements, or ability to obtain same prior to employment.
W: http://www.applitrack.com/NewTrier/onlineapp/jobpostings/view.asp?internaltransferform.Url=&category=High+School+Teaching
GLASS TECHNICAL INSTRUCTOR REQUIRED, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE FALMOUTH, UK
A Glass Technical Instructor role based at Tremough Campus University College Falmouth is now being advertised (Grade 5: £25,101 - £28,251 per annum). The successful candidate will provide a professional level of technical support, guidance and advice to students and users from the School of Art and Design located within the Design Centre on the Tremough Campus.
The role will focus upon supporting the Learning Outcomes of the Contemporary Crafts and 3D Design for Sustainability Awards but will also facilitate cross-disciplinary and modular learning whilst also being flexible enough to meet the opportunities afforded by new strategic directions, e.g. AIR, Enterprise engagement, Academic Portfolio Development etc.
Working closely with students within Programmes and Awards, at undergraduate and postgraduate level, the successful candidate will help to devise technical instruction sessions relevant to 3D Design for Sustainability and Contemporary Crafts Awards.
The application deadline for this post is midday on 6th January 2012.
W: http://www.falmouth.ac.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=4196&Itemid=815
A Glass Technical Instructor role based at Tremough Campus University College Falmouth is now being advertised (Grade 5: £25,101 - £28,251 per annum). The successful candidate will provide a professional level of technical support, guidance and advice to students and users from the School of Art and Design located within the Design Centre on the Tremough Campus.
The role will focus upon supporting the Learning Outcomes of the Contemporary Crafts and 3D Design for Sustainability Awards but will also facilitate cross-disciplinary and modular learning whilst also being flexible enough to meet the opportunities afforded by new strategic directions, e.g. AIR, Enterprise engagement, Academic Portfolio Development etc.
Working closely with students within Programmes and Awards, at undergraduate and postgraduate level, the successful candidate will help to devise technical instruction sessions relevant to 3D Design for Sustainability and Contemporary Crafts Awards.
The application deadline for this post is midday on 6th January 2012.
W: http://www.falmouth.ac.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=4196&Itemid=815
Thursday, 22 December 2011
COLDWORK ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, TOYAMA CITY INSTITUTE, JAPAN
Toyama City Institute of Glass Art has a job opening for an Associate Professor of Glass - Coldworking. Their current instructor will finish next August. The application deadline is 31st January 2012. The application must arrive by this date.
A recruitment pdf containing details concerning applicant requirements, job description, terms of employment and the application process is available from the Institute.
W: http://toyamaglass.ac.jp/
Toyama City Institute of Glass Art has a job opening for an Associate Professor of Glass - Coldworking. Their current instructor will finish next August. The application deadline is 31st January 2012. The application must arrive by this date.
A recruitment pdf containing details concerning applicant requirements, job description, terms of employment and the application process is available from the Institute.
W: http://toyamaglass.ac.jp/
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