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The Director will be responsible for managing all aspects of our gallery, sculpture park, adult workshops, and
special events. This includes curating and overseeing the installation and takedown of art in our gallery and
outdoor park, developing our schedule of adult workshops, evening talks, and special programs, trouble-shooting issues related to the park and our installations, and serving as the primary onsite liaison for artists, performers, and community partners engaged in our special events.
We are looking for someone who is passionate about working with artists, community partners, and volunteers.
Ideal candidates have demonstrated expertise with visual arts curation, experience with art installation, previous project management and customer service experience, excellent communication skills, and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment.
Compensation & Benefits:
● 40 hours per week with the ability to have a flexible schedule to support special events, evening
programs, and oversee weekend gallery desk coverage as needed. Job shares are welcome.
● PTO accrued at a bi-monthly rate of 4.15 hours with a max accrual of 160 hours, a rollover of up to 40
hours per year and 10 days of holiday pay.
● Healthy Living Stipend of $4800 per year to support health care.
● $48,000 to $50,000
Responsibilities
Essential duties and responsibilities
Oversee and manage the successful launch of our 2023 exhibit schedule.
Maintain and curate an annual schedule of visual art exhibitions or arrange for the showing of traveling exhibitions.
Oversee and maintain Webster’s Woods Sculpture Park including sculpture installation, maintenance and removal, trail improvements, and our poetry in the park program.
Develop and maintain all PAFAC calls for artists.
Arrange loans of artwork and schedule with artists and lenders. This includes managing inventory, shipments,
and arranging transport of artworks for exhibition.
Oversee programming in support of the exhibitions, including receptions, evening conversations, readings, workshops, or tours and maintain the budget or support the fundraising necessary to sustain these activities.
Manage volunteers in the gallery and sculpture park.
Assist with grant writing and grant management as related to the gallery and sculpture park.
Serve as the staff lead on facility care, maintenance, and rentals.
Serve as the staff lead for all logistics related to art installation or arts programming during our three annual
outdoor festivals.
- Oversee our annual light art installations. This includes working directly with artists to install and take down light art in the sculpture park and troubleshooting outdoor sculpture/electrical issues throughout the month-long event.
Requirements
Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Art, Art History Studio Art and/or Art Education, or a combination of training and equivalent professional work experience.
Master’s degree is desirable.
Additional Requirements
Flexibility in schedule and duties ranging from office days to active program participation for events and workshops.
Able to carry, lift, and move up to 50 pounds. Ability to work outdoors, engage in physical labor and comfort with tools.
Proof of vaccination.
How to Apply
To Apply: Please send your resume and cover letter to christine@pafac.org
Application deadline: January 31st, 2023
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Posted on January 24