Duties include (but not limited to):

• Management of studio’s production schedule in collaboration with artist, studio manager, and studio assistant.

• Management of the studio’s calendar, digital archive and material inventory.

• Maintain studio supplies/stock to keep productivity fluid and at its highest capacity.

• Establish workflow in the studio’s production fabrication facilities.

• Assist the artist with fabrication of artworks, ranging from sculpture to sound installation.

• Co-ordinate shipment of artworks and liaise with representing galleries in New York and Los Angeles on all logistics.

• Work closely with the artist on the development of proposals for large-scale projects.

• Co-lead on ongoing projects, including 1741 Forstall Street in New Orleans, a multi-year site specific project which was initiated in 2022 for Prospect.5, New Orleans.

Requirements:

• Degree in Studio Art, Art Administration, Art History OR equivalent work experience.

• 3+ years of experience working in an artist’s studio or similar.

• Knowledge of numerous fabrication techniques, including but not limited to mold making, woodworking, and metalworking.

• Experience with and comfort in mold making and casting using Polyurethane and Epoxy based resin.

• Experience with and comfort in using hand and power tools for both wood and metal (mig/tig welding is a plus).

• Fluency in digital image making and development of artwork proposals.

• Knowledge of PC and Mac platforms, Microsoft Office, and Photoshop required; 3D modeling programs, photography, sound editing, and digital inkjet printing are a plus.

• Knowledge of digital photography and image editing.

• Excellent administrative skills, extremely organized and detail-oriented with a high level of accuracy.

• The candidate should be self-motivated, capable of working independently and proactively to solve problems at hand.

• An interest in contemporary art, art production and a familiarity with various studio practices are necessary.

• Knowledge in sound, video, and multimedia highly preferred, as this is central to the artist’s practice.

• Ability to lift 50 lbs.