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Volunteer 2020 – Germany, Europe

Two voluntary positions are available ● timeframe: May 18th – Oct. 5th (10 or 20 weeks) ● Someone is needed with a good knowledge of English (other languages and German an advantage, but not a requirement), who is good in dealing with social networks, skilled in craftsmanship, communicative, happy to be with people, well […]

Written on Saturday, 15 February 2020
Marketing & Communications Assistant

Fixed-term (8 month contract) The National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain is a thriving organisation with a vision to inspire young musicians across the UK. We are looking for a Marketing & Communications Assistant to join our talented staff team. This role supports the Marketing Manager to develop and deliver imaginative marketing, press, communications and […]

Written on Saturday, 02 March 2019
Jobs and Careers at the University of the Arts London

Jobs at the University We employ a wide range of Academic, Research, Technical, Operational and Professional & Administrative staff within the University. Our brand new job search facility enables you to search for vacancies and to apply online. You can now also register to receive alerts as new jobs become available. To see all current […]

Written on Sunday, 24 June 2018
Marketing Assistant – Internship

We are offering the opportunity for an individual to join the team as a Marketing Assistant – Internship Are you interested in a career in marketing and communications? If you’re an enthusiastic, creative and personable individual looking to get experience in the field of marketing, or the not-for-profit sector – then this opportunity could be perfect for you....

Written on Sunday, 03 June 2018
Model for Painting Program in Prague

Job position: Models for a painting and drawing program in Prague, Czech Republic. Traditional nude figure modeling is needed for art students and professors from an American art school. Looking for a variety of normal body types. Full-time, temporary job position.

Written on Thursday, 17 May 2018
Production Director, Lichfield Mysteries

Lichfield Mysteries, a highly regarded community arts organisation, producing the largest community-based cycle of Mystery Plays in the UK, is looking for a production director for our next performance in May 2012 to rovide professional support and guidance to 700 amateur participants in 27 short plays..

Written on Tuesday, 15 May 2018
Call for submissions – Advertising Exhibitions

The Postcard Project The Postcard Project acts as a vehicle for young and emerging artists and creatives to have the freedom to express themselves and get their work seen by leading figures in the art world. Advertising Exhibitions UK is arranging it’s first show in London in summer 2013, Lines, at The Strand Gallery and […]

Written on Tuesday, 15 May 2018
Vacancies at Birmingham Repertory Theatre

Birmingham Repertory Theatre, integrated with the new Library of Birmingham, reopens in September 2013. Current Vacancies: Theatre & Sales Assistants Theatre & Sales Assistants work across the Box Office and Stage Door Reception functions and are responsible for servicing the needs of customers and visitors to the building. Publicity Assistant The Publicity Assistant works with […]

Written on Saturday, 12 May 2018
International Dance Producer

Balbir Singh Dance Company seeks an International Dance Producer Salary: negotiable Location: Europe Balbir Singh Dance Company seeks to bring on board an experienced International Dance Producer on a freelance basis, to work with the company on its international development plans as an Arts Council England – National Portfolio Organisation, over the next two years. […]

Written on Friday, 11 May 2018
Artist Search – OXO ART Directory

OXO ART Directory development team is looking for European and American artists to test our new art directory project system under development. http://oxoart.com/. Are you an artist? You have an unique opportunity to SHOW and EXHIBIT YOUR ART and get listed free of charge in OXO ART Directory! + ARTDEARCH, US Art & Art Jobs Directory (PR5!). As a bonus for your participation on testing the directory system, we will keep your listing free even on the paid US Art Directory site. You are welcome to create a free account, test it and play around to make your free advertisement look perfect. ...

Written on Friday, 27 April 2018

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Birmingham announces Shakespeare Library revamp

Written on 21-02-20

Birmingham has launched a new scheme to restore the city’s Shakespeare Memorial Library (BSM).

English Heritage apology over ‘dismissive’ games advertising

Written on 21-02-20

English Heritage has apologised after the games industry criticised an advertising campaign which they claimed “dismissed the huge heritage aspect to games”.

TAITMAIL We have to grow up about race to keep the soft power pedal down

Written on 21-02-20

Sonia Boyce has been chosen to represent Britain at next year’s Venice Biennale. Boyce is 58 and a lauded member of the art establishment: an OBE, a Royal Academician, a UAL professor. She’s been chosen, not a moment too soon, for her innovative art-making that uses performance, drawing and photography which has been stunning us for 25 years.

Barbican and Guildhall, making music together

Written on 18-02-20

Milton Court is a rare venue combining performance, concert-going and teaching. Simon Tait finds a unique artistic partnership there between an arts centre and its conservatoire neighbour

Diversity failings will mean funding cuts for ACE clients

Written on 18-02-20

Arts Council England clients who fail to meet diversity targets could lose funding, its chairman Sir Nicholas Serota (pictured) warns today.

14-18 NOW’s Waldman to head Art Fund

Written on 17-02-20

Jenny Waldman, director of the successful 14-18 NOW arts programme commemorating the First World, is to be the next director of Art Fund, the membership charity that supports museums and galleries and helps them to buy and display works of art.

TAITMAIL Knowing our place

Written on 14-02-20

We learned this week that the Creative Industries are now worth £111.7bn a year to the economy in gross value added, up from £104.8bn in the previous reckoning according to new economic growth figures, and that the next two London “boroughs of culture” are going to be Lewisham and Croydon. There’s a connection, and the link is a fairly new word in artspeak: place.

Oliver Dowden is new culture secretary

Written on 13-02-20

Former Minister for the Cabinet Office Oliver Dowden has replaced Baroness Nicky Morgan as culture secretary in Boris Johnson’s reshuffle.

Sonia Boyce to represent GB at Venice Biennale

Written on 12-02-20

The Afro-Caribbean artist Sonia Boyce has been chosen by the British Council to be Britain’s representative at next year’s Venice Biennale.

Lewisham, Croydon, are London’s new culture hubs

Written on 12-02-20

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has chosen Lewisham (above) and Croydon (below) as the London Boroughs of Culture for 2021 and 2023 respectively.

Panto row leads to theatre split

Written on 12-02-20

A major row between York’s Theatre Royal and its venerable pantomime star Berwick Kaler means there will be two pantos vying for audiences this Christmas.

Morris leaves as Jewish Museum steps back from ACE

Written on 11-02-20

Abigail Morris is standing down as director and CEO of the Jewish Museum, as it announces it will leave the Arts Council national portfolio of funded organisations.

De Waal’s Library of Exile to open in British Museum

Written on 10-02-20

The artist and writer Edmund de Waal’s Library in Exile of more than 2,000 books of translation written by exiled authors and painstakingly gathered together by the writer and artist is to open in the British Museum next month.

Creative industries now worth £111.7bn a year

Written on 10-02-20

The UK’s creative industries are now worth £111.7bn to the economy in gross value added (GVA), up from £104.8bn, in the latest figures released by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport.

Trojan horse invades British Museum exhibition

Written on 07-02-20

Anti-fossil fuel activists sneaked a large wooden Trojan horse onto the British Museum’s forecourt today in protest against BP’s sponsorship of the museum’s current Troy exhibition.

TAITMAIL Terry, Greg, Will and William

Written on 07-02-20

In 2017 Greg Doran had to start his annual RSC press conference by announcing the death of Peter Hall, the RSC’s first artistic director, who had died that morning. On Tuesday he couldn’t do it for Hall’s successor but one because Terry Hands died that day but a couple of hours later. Trevor Nunn, Adrian Noble and Michael Boyd will be planning a very quiet day when Doran’s next press conference is scheduled.

Museum gets 'one-in-a-lifetime' Dickens hoard

Written on 07-02-20

A hoard of unsuspected Dickens treasure has been acquired by the Dickens Museum for £1.8m.

Glasgow gets Highland Chieftain for bargain £500,000

Written on 06-02-20

Glasgow Museums has acquired a 17^th century painting key to Scotland’s Gaelic culture, for a discount price of £500,000.

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