Art Handler/Driver is responsible for the careful loading, unloading, wrapping and transport of artwork between our three fast paced art galleries and frame shop. Other responsibilities include packing and unpacking crates, receiving art and frame moulding shipments and recording in our database.

Successful candidates must be motivated and responsible, have an excellent/clean driving record and be able to pass D.O.T. medical exam. Carpentry skills are a plus.

If you are eager to learn, we will teach you the skills necessary to be successful!

Responsibilities:

The Community Art Collaborative (CAC) AmeriCorps program is now accepting applications for the 2021-22 year! The Community Art Collaborative is a community arts-focused AmeriCorps program hosted at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) and is funded in part by a grant from the Maryland Governor’s Office on Service and Volunteerism.

Baltimore Center Stage invites applications for the position of Development Operations Coordinator to join the Advancement team. The Development Operations Coordinator reports to the Director of Advancement. This position is responsible for the day-to-day administration of the Advancement office. Responsibilities include database management, gift tracking and creation of gift acknowledgements, support for all individual giving campaigns, and general support for the Advancement team. This a full-time position (40 hours per week).

Organization Description

Early Childhood Curriculum Specialist:

Young Audiences is seeking a passionate individual who possesses a strong background in early childhood curriculum and developmentally appropriate practices, with an approach to the work through a race equity lens. This is an independent contractor role and will partner with YAMD’s Wolf Trap Regional Director to deliver professional learning opportunities for early learning teaching artists, as well as provide ongoing support and feedback to artists.

About Early Learning at YAMD

Early Learning Outreach Specialist:

Young Audiences is seeking a driven individual with a strong background in the early childhood space and a proven track record of developing and maintaining strong partnerships. This is an independent contractor role and will partner with YAMD’s Education Director of Statewide Initiatives to market and increase trust in and utilization of our early learning programs, including the Early Learning Portal.

About Early Learning at YAMD

A member of the Peabody Institute’s Marketing and Communications Office, the Social Media Specialist is responsible for managing the Institute’s social media strategy and channels and creating and producing high-quality content for the Institute’s social media, digital promotions, and livestreamed events. This position will drive the implementation of impactful online tactics and content to support Conservatory student recruitment, Preparatory enrollment, marketing for new courses and product lines, concert and event promotion, and Institute-wide branding and development, among other marketing and communications campaigns. 

The Director of Administration is responsible for ensuring that the organization is operating efficiently and that Maryland Humanities’ financial records are up to date and accurate. This position is the primary liaison with accounting vendors (bookkeeper, auditor, etc).

The Director of Administration reports to the Executive Director, is supported by and supervises the Office Manager, and works in close collaboration with Senior Staff as well as the Finance and Executive Committees and the Audit Sub-committee of the Board.

A more complete description of all duties can be found at https://www.mdhumanities.org/about-us/jobs-internships/director-of-admin...

CULTIVATE THIS.

Nature has much to teach us. Today, we're enjoying its lesson to notice what is around us. To reconnect with the big picture. This 12-minute meditation, created by the Center of Arts, Design and Visual Culture at UMBC, guides us through this lesson with breathing, awareness practices and nature imagery inspired by their Sacred Place, The Joseph Beuys Sculpture Park. This is the first of three "Nature as Teacher" meditations — the latest addition to our Nature Sacred Guides.

You can check out the program here: https://naturesacred.org/programming_kit/nature-as-teacher-cultivating-peace-in-uncertain-times/ 

Each video meditation is kindly filmed by Research Associate Professor, Director of UMBC’sImaging Research Center and award-winning filmmaker Lee Boot and narrated by UMBC’s Director of Workplace Learning, OD & Wellness and Founder & CEO of Wardell Development Group LLC.,Jill Wardell. The project is supported by the Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture and the Joseph Beuys Tree Partnership with a generous gift fromNature Sacred (naturesacred.org).