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Marketing Manager (Acquisition)

We are looking for a creative and dynamic Marketing Manager (Acquisition) who will deliver integrated campaigns to generate revenue from the acquisition of new customers and Members.

PLACE, PEOPLE and TIME: DRAWING INTO BEING

This group residency, located in Italy, has been devised by The Museum of Loss and Renewal in partnership with artist and academic Danica Maier. It is offered for creative practitioners working in art, animation, architecture, communication industries, design, fashion, film, theatre, performance and for those who have a strong interest in drawing as an area of practice. Applications from other fields where drawing is used as a means to develop, document, explore, explain, interrogate and plan such as science, technology, engineering, mathematics, medicine, sport and writing are welcomed.

Producer (Wellingborough)

The Producer will manage the Wellingborough CPP programme, which includes a range of activities, events, performances, exhibitions, artist residencies and festivals, through a model of community-led commissioning and programming. You’ll have experience of producing arts projects, be confident in working with the community and passionate about engaging new audiences.

Producer (Corby)

We are looking for an exceptional individual to deliver the Corby CPP programme, which includes a range of activities, events, performances, exhibitions, artist residencies and festivals, through a model of community-led commissioning and programming. You’ll have experience of producing arts projects, be confident in working with the community and passionate about engaging new audiences.

Community Engagement Co-ordinator (Wellingborough)

The Community Engagement Coordinator will assist the staff team, and associated artists, freelance staff and community groups, on a range of projects in Wellingborough, including leading on engagement with the community in Wellingborough. You’ll be passionate about working alongside the local community to create exciting new cultural activities, have some experience of project management and working with the cultural sector and most importantly, be friendly and approachable.

Administrator

The Administrator will provide database administration, office management, data management and reporting and general administrative support for Programme Director. This flexible role is ideal for someone with experience in general administration, good organisational skills and an interest in the cultural sector.

Assistant Curator

As Assistant Curator, you will work closely with the Chief Curator and Director to support the research, planning and delivery of the exhibitions programme, performances, cross-departmental collaborations and related publications. The post holder will be a core member of the curatorial team, working with artist, lenders, designers and other partners, as well as other departments of the organisation, to ensure efficient delivery and communication. The post holder will also have opportunities to undertake research and contribute ideas to the programme.

Festival Coordinator (Journeys Festival International Leicester)

The Festival Coordinator will work alongside our Associate Producer and Executive Producer to deliver a 10-day multi-artform festival across 12 venues in Leicester City Centre working with artists from around the world. Journeys Festival International is proudly the UK’s first Festival of Sanctuary (accredited by City of Sanctuary). The Festival commissions and curates a programme of work that explores the refugee experience through artistic and creative encounters created by artists who have lived experience of forced migration, or who have explored the experiences of communities seeking sanctuary. It is a vibrant mix of performances and exhibitions, including: live music; visual, installation, film and digital arts; storytelling, poetry, discussions and workshops.

Freelance Artists

We are looking to recruit early career artists with an interest in engaging broad audiences in their practice and experienced artist-educators based in Yorkshire. Artists will work in collaboration with our Learning Team to devise and deliver workshops and projects for schools and colleges, families, young people outside of formal education and our local communities.

Call for WebinArt 2020/21 participants

The WebinArt programme provides support for Mid-Career Creative Enterprises as well as those who are just starting out. The two programmes will run side by side + will include mentoring, 12 monthly webinars, 6 live interviews, + 6 networking events in Leicestershire, Rutland + Derbyshire.

Harley Open 2020

We are inviting artists working in any wall-based form and living within 100 miles to apply, whether working in paint, print, photography or other mediums.

Casual Learning Support Facilitator

We are looking to grow our team of casual facilitators who support and deliver creative activities as part of our Learning Programme.  Our facilitators work on Art Pods in the gallery and support artist workshops in the Learning Studios for schools, families and communities. You will have excellent communication skills especially when working with children and families, an understanding and interest in visual art, and an ability to work on your own initiative as well as part of a team. 

HR Advisor

We have an exciting opportunity for an HR Advisor who will be responsible for providing a comprehensive and professional HR advice and support service for managers and staff covering the breadth of the employee life cycle on the full range of people management issues, policy and procedures. Our ideal candidate will be a champion of inclusivity, diversity and wellbeing; experienced in providing day to day operational HR advice in both charity and commercial settings and will be a confident communicator. We are looking for someone who will help us grow and develop policies, procedures and general HR practice, contributing to Broadway’s ambition to become a value-led organisation.

Charity Trustees

The Trust wants to strengthen and diversify its Board-level governance with the appointment of a number of new charity trustees with a wide range of skills and experience. The Trust is looking for individuals who have the skills and interests to help us identify and exploit new opportunities, as well as the ability to support the Director and senior management team to take BALTIC to the next stage of its development.

Front of House Manager

We are seeking an enthusiastic and dynamic individual to join the team for the next exciting stage in the Gallery’s development: The postholder will coordinate the planning and delivery of Front of House services in an efficient and effective manner, prioritising both visitor experience and customer care through enhancement and support of the artistic programme. Other duties will include organisational and staff development, and the reporting of performance management information. 

People & Organisational Design Manager

Nottingham Castle Trust is seeking an experienced People and OD Manager to lead the development and implementation of effective people and organisational design and development strategies, policies and processes for Nottingham Castle when it re-opens following a £30,000,000 transformational redevelopment project. 

Fundraising Manager

Nottingham Castle Trust is seeking an experienced Fundraising Manager to lead the development and implementation of effective fundraising strategies, programmes and initiatives for Nottingham Castle when it re-opens following a £30,000,000 transformational redevelopment project. 

Director of Finance and Corporate Services

Nottingham Castle Trust is seeking an experienced Director of Finance and Corporate Services to lead the development and operation of all financial planning and reporting activities at Nottingham Castle when it re-opens following a £30,000,000 transformational redevelopment project.

Deputy Director (Maternity Cover)

Working closely with the Artistic Director/CEO and Board of Trustees, the Deputy Director’s responsibilities include: day-to-day finances, operational/general organisational management, fundraising for the artistic programme and capital development with the Artistic Director and supporting the organisation’s Arts Council England NPO application.

Communications and Marketing Officer

We’re looking for an exceptional individual to deliver communications and marketing strategy to support the continued growth of our membership; raise the profile of the organisation and awareness of our membership packages and advocacy work; and develop media and PR opportunities.

Lifelong Learning Programmer (Maternity Cover)

Derby Museums is looking for an energetic and proactive Lifelong Learning Programmer with a strong sense of the role that culture, heritage and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths) can play in the development of people’s skills, capacities and wellbeing.

Formal Learning Programmer

Derby Museums is looking for an energetic and proactive Formal Learning Programmer with a strong sense of the role that culture, heritage and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths) can play in the development of people’s skills, capacities and wellbeing.

Artist Residency Call Out

The residency is specifically designed for artists wanting to explore the use of LiDAR as a medium with access to scanners, processing suite, multiple playback systems and laser projectors from our studio. The only output we expect is that the learning/workflows/tools that you come up with are shared with the sector as a whole promoting an open source approach to digital art.

Syllabus VI: call for submissions

Wysing Arts Centre, Eastside Projects, Iniva, Spike Island and Studio Voltaire invite applications from artists for Syllabus VI; a collaboratively produced alternative learning programme in its sixth year that will support ten artists across ten months. 

Head of Development

FACT is recruiting for a Head of Development. The Head of Development will work closely with the CEO/Director and the leadership team to identify, develop and implement opportunities for income generation in line with FACT’s Business Plan. The role will also be key in managing stakeholders including: local government, public funding distributors, trusts and foundations, EU funding, corporates and other strategic relationships. The Head of Development will lead the Senior Management Team in the coordination and management of all bid writing and fundraising across the organisation.

Digital Showcasing for Artists

Leicester City Council (LCC) Arts, Museums, Festivals and Events service is looking for Leicester and Leicestershire-based artists to provide digital content to post on the LCC Museums Facebook/Twitter/Instagram pages. We are particularly interested in posting artist profiles and previous exhibitions. This is a chance to show people what you are up to and promote your work across Leicester.

Call for participants in Young Artist Development Programme

hotel generation​ is a UK wide, young digital artist development programme run every year by arebyte Gallery, mentoring four shortlisted participants from outside of London and culminating in a solo exhibition for one of the artists selected by a panel of esteemed judges.

Head of Fundraising

The Story Museum is seeking a proven successful fundraiser to lead our ongoing hunt for treasure! Poised to open our new and most unusual Museum in early April, this is a fantastic time to jump on board and join us in pursuit of our mission to enrich lives through stories. Our new Head of Fundraising will bring their considerable experience, boundless energy and an imaginative approach to developing a sustainable mix of funds from statutory, charitable and individual sources. (Pirate hat optional).

British Art Network Convenor

This new post of British Art Network Convenor has been created to provide visible leadership for the BAN and to promote its aims and shape its mission through collaboration with its members, steering group and other stakeholders. In this role you will create an enhanced sense of community amongst BAN members and generate a productive platform for the dissemination and discussion of curatorial research. Based at the PMC in London, you will report to the Director of Studies and will also work closely on the development of the network with the BAN Coordinator based at Tate, along with the gallery’s Head of National Partnerships.

NAE Open 2020

The New Art Exchange Open 2020 exhibition is a platform to support the development and profile of UK based artists of culturally diverse heritage and artists that explore diversity, and also for all artists based in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. Beyond the exhibition, which will launch on Friday 3 July, a number of prizes will be awarded, including cash prizes and a range of professional development opportunities.

NAE Open

The NAE Open is an open platform exhibition for artists to apply and exhibit their work. A key aim of the project is to create a platform which supports the development of artists and raises their profile. Beyond the public exhibition itself which will launch on Friday 3 July, 6pm a number of prizes will be awarded over the course of the show, including cash prizes and a range of professional development opportunities.

Call Out for Art & Architecture Trail

Apply to exhibit at one of the UK’s leading rural arts festivals with over 4,000 visitors over one weekend in a beautiful town in the heart of the Derbyshire Dales. We’re looking for artists and designer-makers from all disciplines to show their work.

Mayday: Moving Image Open – Call for Submissions

Surface Gallery invites all artists, filmmakers, animators and creatives to enter Mayday, our moving image open show. The exhibition will be a celebration of moving image shorts, with all submissions needing to be three minutes or less. Any theme, style or content will be accepted. Mayday will be embracing chaos by randomly shuffling the entries, no-one will know which piece will play next, by embracing randomness new connections between pieces will be created.

Project Manager (logistics & events) – Leicester City Takeover

We are looking for an experienced Project Manager who can work within our small team. Your key role will be ensuring that the Leicester City Takeover artists and the delivery team have all the appropriate equipment, technical needs, tools and support staff for them to be able to present and deliver their work to the highest quality. Establishing rapport with the wider team. The ideal person for this role is a versatile problem solver who is well-organised, personable and a hard worker. 

Producer: Interdisciplinary Residencies – Leicester City Takeover

We are looking for a Producer who can work within our small team. Your key role will be the curation, ideation and delivery of three micro Residencies: Placemaking, Common Interest and Sustainability and to support a one day workshop (International, details of which will follow), along with any residency-related activity. Establishing rapport and good communication with the selected artists and ensuring that this new strand of work is delivered to a high standard and relates to the city of Leicester.  The ideal person for this role is versatile, imaginative, well-organised, personable and a hard worker.

Producer: Live Work – Leicester City Takeover

We are looking for a Producer who can work within our small team. Your key role will be to programme and produce up to 20 live works selected from an open call, from dance, spoken word, music, theatre and live art across a suite of venues in Leicester. Establishing rapport and good communication with the selected artists and ensuring that this work is delivered to a high standard.  The ideal person for this role is versatile, imaginative, well-organised, personable and a hard worker.

WebinArt – call for expressions of interest

WebinArt is Creative Leicestershire’s flagship one-year Professional Development Programme for creatives + artists in Leicestershire, Rutland and Derbyshire. We collaborate with experienced professionals online + in-person to help creative businesses navigate their way to confidence and success.

Gallery Operations Co-ordinator

This role is key to ensuring that the company’s front facing building runs smoothly and effectively and delivers excellent customer service to all its visitors and users. As Operations Coordinator you will play a key role in meeting our business objective and ensuring that the multi-purpose building runs efficiently and is maximized to its full potential. Your overriding aim is to ensure the smooth running of our public building on a day-to-day basis, and to provide a safe and welcoming environment for all users including visitors, staff, artists, volunteers and the wider community. Quality of the visitor experience including exemplary accessibility, is paramount.  

Live Cinema UK: Artist Commission

We will be recruiting new artist associates to participate in a series of development activities and workshops starting in March 2020. The associate artist process will challenge the increasingly popular notion that the future of film spectatorship will be dominated by digitally enabled home viewing and streaming, and will instead explore the possibilities provided by the cutting-edge innovations in Live Cinema Production and Exhibition that respond to audiences’ increasing desire for live and collective cinematic experiences.

Call for Board Trustees

Our Board is dynamic and diverse, passionate about the arts and active within the creative industries, including academia, music and the commercial sector. With Arts Catalyst’s full relocation to Sheffield we are now seeking new charity trustees who are based in the north of England to join the Board in 2020.  Trustees are responsible for steering the strategic direction and governance of the charity (see Application Pack for more details). We are seeking people who are enthusiastic about contemporary arts and the role cultural organisations play in creating societal change. 

The Notice Board and Flag Project

The Notice Board is a contemporary visual art project showcasing the editioned work of international artists in two public venues in Uffington, Lincolnshire. The Notice Board features month-long exhibitions on the theme The Lands of the Free? Its ambition is to connect audiences to the work of artists whilst offering unusual sites for artists to showcase work.

Writers, Artists, Reviewers Sought for Arts and Craft Magazine

Decorating Dissidence is looking for new contributors from all over the UK (& beyond!) – artists, writers, activists – for our magazine, which explores craft and feminist art history. Published every six weeks, this online magazine explores the political, aesthetic and conceptual qualities of craft and the decorative arts, from modernist experimentation in the early twentieth-century to contemporary practices today. We hope to open up a space for dialogue between contemporary and modernist makers, breaking down and expanding temporal, spatial, and disciplinary boundaries to find new ways to critically engage with feminist art history.