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The Baltimore School for the Arts seeks Theater Educational Associate

The Baltimore School for the Arts seeks a Theater Educational Associate 10 month (Department Head) to begin in August 2022. The Theater Educational Associate serves as the artistic and educational leader of a distinguished staff of theater professionals. In this role, the Theater Educational Associate guides artistic programming within the Theater Department while managing the educational work that prepares students for study at the nation’s finest colleges and universities.

Motor House seeks Bartender

Motor House is seeking an experienced bartender to join our team. We are an arts hub and performance venue hosting a wide range of events in the Station North Arts and Entertainment District in central Baltimore. We support emerging Baltimore artists as catalysts for the change in the community.

Motor House seeks Bar Manager

The Motor House is searching for a committed, proactive Manager who would enjoy work in an exciting, fast-paced environment. The Bar Manager will hire and train bar staff and ensure that patrons are receiving excellent drinks, food, and customer service as part of the overall Motor House arts hub experience.

Maryland Center for History and Culture seeks Tory Burch Claire McCardell Fashion Fellow

The Maryland Center for History and Culture is excited to announce the Tory Burch Claire McCardell Fashion Fellowship. This fellowship, beginning in 2022, will advance professionals in the museum field by giving them the opportunity to help create a fashion exhibition in the Claire McCardell Gallery at the Maryland Center for History and Culture to open in fall of the same year.

Maryland Center for History and Culture seeks Oral History Intern

The H. Furlong Baldwin Library at the Maryland Center for History and Culture (MCHC) is offering a 15-week, paid oral history internship. The internship can be completed either remotely or in a hybrid format. The intern will gain a thorough understanding of the oral history life cycle, along with experience using the archival management system ArchivesSpace and digital asset management system (DAMS) ResourceSpace. The MCHC is a recent beneficiary of the Recordings at Risk grant, through which over 300 oral history tapes are being digitized and preserved.

Community Arts Collaborative - Artist In Residence @ Jubilee Arts

At Jubilee Arts, we believe in the power that artistic expression can have in facilitating change within communities. We are a small team, work hard, care about our community, and are driven to provide exceptional creative experiences for the 2,000+ participants that engage in our programming each year. We proudly serve as one of the key programs under Intersection of Change (IOC). IOC provides programs that enrich the economic, social, and spiritual lives of those living in Sandtown-Winchester and surrounding communities.

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Development Manager - Annapolis Symphony Orchestra

The Development Manager’s primary responsibility is to manage fundraising operations, special campaigns, and planned giving activities to achieve goals. This new management position will be instrumental in achieving the success of a new five-year plan to make the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra a model of a 21st century orchestra. The position reports to the Executive Director & Chief Development Officer.

Program Associate, International - Mid Atlantic Arts

Mid Atlantic Arts seeks a full-time Program Associate who will support our international portfolio: USArtists International, the largest grantmaking program in the United States supporting performing artists at their engagements abroad; and Performing Arts Global Exchange, a program that brings international artists to the United States to perform at nonprofit presenting organizations nationwide with grant support.

Teaching Artists - The Lyric Baltimore

The Lyric Baltimore’s Education team is searching for innovative, excited, and dedicated artists to provide exceptional arts programming for our Horizons Theater Program. These workshops provide mostly middle school students with training in theater and creative writing. Our goal is to support student’s imagination and creative agency. Using fun, engaging exercises, students learn the necessary skills to present theatrical performances to their family and friends. These weekly workshops culminate in student’s performing their original writing. Each workshop site performs two shows—a holiday performance in December and a full-length production in spring.

Executive Director - Maryland State Arts Council

The Maryland Department of Commerce is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Executive Director of the Maryland States Art Council (MSAC), within the Division of Marketing, Tourism and the Arts. This is a Management Service position, and serves at the pleasure of the Appointing Authority.

Visual Arts Director - Creative Alliance

The Visual Arts Director is a key member of Creative Alliance’s leadership team, strategic programmer, and is responsible for supporting regional artists and art enthusiasts in our community. The Visual Arts Director is responsible for setting vision and strategy for their four main program areas and collaborating across teams. They are responsible for managing program logistics, contractors, and a budget of approximately $25,000-$30,000 for their department. The Director curates two gallery spaces hosting up to 15 shows per year. The Amalie Rothschild Gallery is a space that hosts exhibits through an open call application process which the Director oversees. The Director recruits, supports, and manages Creative Alliance’s artists in residence program which hosts 8 resident artists each year. The Director leads Creative Alliance’s film program. The Director also coordinates Creative Alliance’s multi-disciplinary workshops program which are facilitated by community artists. Annually, Creative Alliance hosts more than 30 free and fee-based workshops serving 300 participants.

Internships

MAP offers internships for upper level college students, graduate students and recent graduates. Fall, Spring and Summer Internships available. MAP hours: 11 am-4 pm, Tuesday-Saturday.

Interns are responsible for assisting MAP in a variety of ways, ranging from programming to administration, with opportunities for special projects depending on skills and professional interest. Intern duties include: performing research; assisting with gallery preparation and installation; photo/video documentation, coordinating events, gallery sitting, social media and community outreach.

Dance Teachers - Rayn Fall Dance

Rayn Fall Dance is seeking one or multiple dance teachers for the following classes: Pre-Dance (ages 5-7), 9:30a-10:30a; Creative Movement (ages 3-5), 10:30a-11:15a; Little Movers (age 2), 11:15a-11:45a.

Program Coordinator - Muse 360 Arts

Muse 360 Arts is seeking a Program Coordinator to support the Executive Director in management, coordination, planning, bookkeeping, grant writing, and logistics for the Rayn Fall Dance Studio, New Generation Scholars, and Spark of Genius programs

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