The Walters Art Museum is among America’s top 50 art museums. Situated in the historic Mt. Vernon district of Baltimore, the Walters has an internationally renowned collection of over 36,000 objects. It presents major exhibitions annually, has a world-class conservation studio and research program, and is a leader in education. The Walters’ Advancement Division consists of Development, Marketing & Communications, and Visitor Services. Reporting to the Director of Individual Giving & Major Gifts, the individual will be part of a dynamic and collaborative team.

Overview:

The Baltimore Museum of Art seeks a highly-motivated Advancement Services Coordinator to enter constituent and gift information into the Museum’s donor database and play a pivotal role on the advancement team.

The Advancement Services Coordinator collaborates with advancement staff to ensure that constituent and gift information are logged accurately and reconciles advancement financial transactions with finance staff on a monthly basis.

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The Walters Art Museum is among America’s top 50 art museums. Situated in the historic Mt. Vernon district of Baltimore, the Walters has an internationally renowned collection of over 36,000 objects. It presents major exhibitions annually, has a world-class conservation studio and research program, and is a leader in education. The Walters’ Conservation Division consists of painting, objects, books and paper, and technical research conservation initiatives.

The Walters Art Museum has an immediate opening in our Security Department for a Gallery Officer on the dayshift; core work schedule is 9:15am to 5:15pm, Wednesday through Sunday. The individual will have responsibility for preparing the galleries for daily operation, monitoring activities in the Museum and implementing museum procedures as needed.

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As vital part of the Guest Services Department and Port Discovery team, Museum Experience Associates are responsible for providing guests with an excellent, memorable experience, stellar customer service, and supporting the Museum’s educational philosophy. As a member of our team, you’ll support playful learning and discovery through meaningful interaction with children and adults, ignite imaginations, and teach children through hands-on experiences.

This is a seasonal opportunity through January 1, 2019.

The Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) seeks an energetic, detail-oriented individual for the position of Conservation Assistant. The Conservation Assistant will be responsible for general office and administrative duties for the Conservation Department as well supporting department staff in care and maintenance of artworks in the Museum’s collections.

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KRAMER INSTALLATION INC. - Fine Art Services is looking for an Experienced Art Installer / Handler. Part and full time positions will be considered.

Installing / Packing / Transporting Artwork. This position will be responsible for residential and commercial installations. Looking for someone with a good eye for art placement. Experience installing gallery walls and photo collages a plus.

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The Baltimore Museum of Art is seeking an experienced Curatorial Assistant for the Chief Curator and Curatorial Affairs Division. This position reports directly to the Chief Curator and will assist with matters involving the Senior Leadership team. This is an opportunity to work at a high administrative level at a renowned and rapidly transforming museum that aspires to become a national and international leader in innovation and diversity around the role of art and establishing a museum platform in our society and in communities like Baltimore.

The Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) seeks an experienced Exhibitions Preparator. This full-time, exempt position reports to the Installation Manager in the Curatorial Division.

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Overview:

The BMA is recruiting empathetic, articulate, and enthusiastic individuals to serve as weekend gallery interpreters in the Joseph Education Center. These part-time, temporary positions report to the Manager of Tour Experiences. The position term runs from December 1, 2018, through November 17, 2019. The compensation for this position is $12/hour for 6 hours per week—with additional hours of periodic paid training. All training and work take place on Saturdays and Sundays.