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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
Performer/Dancer, London College of Fashion

Performer/Dancer London College of Fashion London, UK, Europe The MA Costume Design Course at London College of Fashion is looking for performers/dancers with experience in physical theatre to participate in the Final MA Show at Lilian Baylis Theatre ( Sadler’s Wells) in London to work on individual costume based performance pieces in collaboration with the […]

Written on Thursday, 26 April 2018

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Lydford takes charge at Nevill Holt Opera

Written on 13-12-19

Annie Lydford has been announced as the new managing director of Nevill Holt Opera, replacing Rosenna East.

‘Open arts career paths’ early plea to Johnson

Written on 13-12-19

Any new immigration rules introduced by the new Conservative government must take into account the value of foreign talent to the burgeoning creative industries, worth more than £100bn a year to the UK economy.

TAITMAIL After 251 years welcome, Madam President

Written on 13-12-19

The Royal Academy has elected its first ever woman president. She is the 64-year-old painter and printmaker Rebecca Salter. Does it matter?

83-year-old toilet roll is best museum object

Written on 12-12-19

The residents of Hertfordshire have chosen a toilet roll, made in Letchworth in 1936, has been chosen by Hertfordshire residents as their museum object of the year.

Weston Jerwood focuses on inclusion

Written on 12-12-19

Weston Jerwood Creative Bursaries is looking for placements that prioritise socio-economic diversity and inclusion.

THE WORD Manifesto dreams

Written on 11-12-19

Today’s the day, and one wonders what Nicky Hirst will make of it all. Why Nicky Hirst – because she is the official artist for the UK general election, writes Patrick Kelly.

RA elects first female president

Written on 11-12-19

The printer and painter Rebecca Salter, 64, had been Keeper of the RA, effectively the president’s deputy and principal of the RA Schools, since being elected in 2017. She has been an RA since 2014.

The face of Chloé who is shifting the art story

Written on 06-12-19

Marine Tanguy, a young French-born entrepreneur who dropped out of university twice, is quietly and energetically switching the balance of the market in favour of artists.

AI PROFILE Painter of the RA’s renaissance

Written on 02-12-19

Christopher Le Brun, president of the Royal Academy

THE ART OF PHOTOJOURNALISM Image of the month

Written on 29-11-19

Big Foot, Small Chick, Sherwood Zoo, April 4, 1974, by Ian Tyas

Alan Sparrow introduces this month’s image

Tate Britain becomes its own Christmas tree

Written on 29-11-19

Each year Tate Britain on London’s Millbank invites an artist to create its Christmas tree. This year, Anne Hardy has decorated the museum’s whole facade.

TAITMAIL The Mayflower legacy and the Wampanoag

Written on 29-11-19

We were wondering, weren’t we, what the next 14-18 NOW might be, the next national celebration of an historical event that could have a variety of interpretations to clarify a significant moment in our collective past but at the same time have an international resonance. Is it Mayflower 400?

Agency created to make fantasy real

Written on 28-11-19

A new organisation has been created to forge collaboration between the movie industry and social research.

The debt of the Mayflower, 400 years on

Written on 28-11-19

The 400^th anniversary of the Mayflower sailing for America with 102 passengers is the springboard for Plymouth’s resurgence. But the city’s inclusion in the story is an accident.

Maitreyi to head FACT programmes

Written on 26-11-19

Maitreyi Maheshwari is the new head of programme at FACT Liverpool.

Click goes the election starting gun

Written on 25-11-19

Alan Sparrow on the trials of election photojournalism

Labour’s £1bn arts pledge

Written on 25-11-19

Labour has promised a “cultural renaissance” with a £1bn new charter for the arts.

TAITMAIL Philanthropy – it's about passion, not money

Written on 21-11-19

Troy: myth and reality is a truly fabulous exhibition. It opens at the British Museum today with objects loaned from all over the world and tells probably the greatest story ever told, in that it has inspired, horrified and delighted all those who have encountered it for at least 3,000 years, and probably more.

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