The Walters Art Museum seeks to hire a curator at the Assistant or Associate level to oversee a collection of over 4,800 works of Egyptian, Greek, and Roman Art, comprising one of the largest collections of ancient art in North America. The Walters’ collection of Egyptian art includes examples of statuary, reliefs, stelae, funerary objects, jewelry, and objects from daily life, dating from the 5th millennium BCE to the 4th century CE.

The Walters Art Museum has an immediate need in its retail operation for a part time Sales Assistant to provide a high level of customer service to the Museum Store visitors.

Responsibilities:

The Walters Art Museum has an immediate need in its retail operation for a part time Sales Assistant to provide a high level of customer service to the Museum Store visitors.

Responsibilities:

The Walters Art Museum has an immediate need in its retail operation for a part time Sales Assistant to provide a high level of customer service to the Museum Store visitors.

Responsibilities:

Off Campus

On May 19-21, the not-yet-open African American History Museum on the mall is hosting a conference on "The Future of the African American Past."  To encourage students to go, the department will pay the following expenses for any History Major or Minor or Grad student: Marc tickets, metro, and contribution to lunch.  If interested, register for the conference , and email Ms. Ison with your confirmation by April 15! For registration, go here: https://futureafampast.si.edu

Chesapeake Arts Center: Production Manager

Job Description:

Attention Artists!

Are you interested in creating a residency focused on teaching 21st Century skills such as Creativity, Collaboration, Cultural Understanding, and Critical Thinking? Then the next Teaching Artist Institute (TAI) Seminar is for you! TAI Seminar 1: Bringing Your Art Into the Classroom will help teaching artists connect their art form to 21st Century Skills through the development of an artist in residence program.

More info:

Job Title: TAI Master Teaching Artist in the Visual Arts Dates: Spring 2016-Spring 2017

About the Teaching Artist Institute (TAI):

The Teaching Artist Institute (TAI) is a comprehensive professional development program for teaching artists that build artists’ capacity to contribute to student learning in and through the arts.

JOB SUMMARY:

Baltimore Clayworks is accepting applications for volunteer internships all year along. For over three decades, many long and short term interns have served the Clayworks’ community with passion and dedication. We provide hands-on opportunities for college students through our popular Summer Volunteer Internship Program and while this position is non-paying, college-credits can be arranged with an approval from your advisor. The opportunities are amazing so please apply today!