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Charity Administrator and Venue & Events Assistant

Are you interested in developing your skills in arts administration and events with a special interest in classical music? We have a permanent position available to join our small, friendly team. Five working days per week, including regular evening and weekend duties. The position is to start from Monday 9 September 2019 or as soon as […]

Written on Tuesday, 20 August 2019
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
Stanley Picker Art & Design Gallery

Student Internships London: UK: Europe: Stanley Picker Gallery offers professional internships to undergraduate and postgraduate students from Kingston University. Interns are introduced to the administrative and practical aspects of running a contemporary art space and contribute to the delivery of our Participation programme. To find out more please contact the Participation Programmer on ....

Written on Sunday, 10 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

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Introducing - Chatham’s Napoleonic defences

Written on 19-09-19

Chatham and its military past have been connected by a £2.2m amphitheatre.

Th National Lottery funded project opens up Fort Amherst, built in 1756 and the largest Napoleonic fortress, now restored and overlooking Chatham Historic Dockyard.

The amphitheatre, which will see historical performances, transforms the Spur Battery of the effort, the highest part which had been used for siege warfare training, troop encampments and military punishment.

The first presentation, running from this evening (September 19) until Saturday, has been commissioned from Icon Theatre with The Chatham Witch, exploring the extraordinary history of women in Medway and featuring 150 actors, dancers and singers from the local community.

“The Spur Battery on the heights above Chatham will once again be accessible to visitors as it once was as part of the Garrison Recreation Grounds” said Bill Fowler, chair of the Fort Amherst trustees. “The Spur Battery amphitheatre will be a wonderful new asset for Medway which I hope will be well used. The restoration of the Lower Barrier Ditch and Barrier Road will reconnect the fortifications with the river and reopen a long lost route through the Chatham fortifications - one which was once well used by royalty on visits to the garrison.

“The Trustees at Fort Amherst are extremely grateful for the support of Medway Council and the Heritage Lottery Fund in the delivery of this project.”

https://www.fortamherst.com

Deuchar steps down at Art Fund

Written on 17-09-19

Stephen Deuchar, director of the Art Fund since 2010, is to stand down next March.

Designing the new Africa Centre: what does ‘Welcome’ feel like?

Written on 17-09-19

The Africa Centre has commissioned the young architectural practice Freehaus to help design its future, and tomorrow evening (Sept 18), as part of the London Design Festival, the centre’s director Kenneth Tharp and Freehaus’s Jonathan Hagos will have an open discussion about their collaboration, and the challenge. Simon Tait spoke to them first

£95m boost for historic high streets

Written on 14-09-19

The government is committing £95m into reviving historic high streets in the biggest single cash injection in our built heritage, culture secretary Nicky Morgan announced today.

Bristol’s Arnolfini reborn

Written on 13-09-19

Bristol’s Arnolfini Gallery, forced to wind down its activities after losing its Arts Council England national portfolio status in July 2017, has relaunched with a new exhibitions programme, new ACE funding and a partnership with the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol).

TAITMAIL Saving the De Morgans

Written on 13-09-19

Evelyn Pickering could have been the leading Pre-Raphaelite painter, at least up there with her uncle R S Stanhope. In 1887 she married the then uber-fashionable ceramicist William De Morgan, and in the Arts and Crafts milieu they were Posh ‘n’ Becks, Harry and Megan, George and Amal rolled together.

Nation gets art worth record £60m in tax breaks

Written on 12-09-19

Works of art by Rubens, Hirst and Peter Lanyon were included in a record year for art and historic artefacts coming into the public domain through the Cultural Gifts (CGS) and Acceptance in Lieu (AIL) Schemes.

Cultural collaboration could transform economies

Written on 12-09-19

The potential of cultural destinations is being missed because of a lack of collaboration between museum and tourism professionals, according to a trends report being published today.

Fighting to save the ‘rarest spirits’ of the De Morgans

Written on 11-09-19

AI PROFILE: Sarah Hardy, curator and manager, The De Morgan Foundation

Museum of London staff to strike

Written on 10-09-19

Staff at the Museum of London are to follow the example of colleagues at the Science Museum and strike over a below-inflation pay rise.

TAITMAIL Border blues

Written on 08-09-19

By Patrick Kelly

Last week the newspapers in Cork were delighted to report that local heroes Pat Kinevane and Gina Moxley had just carried off a trio of awards at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe for their separate theatre shows. But what was also significant was that there at the podium, beaming and congratulatory, was Ireland’s Minister for the Arts, Josepha Madigan.

Eva Langret to head up Frieze

Written on 03-09-19

Frieze announced today that its new artistic director is to be Eva Langret, currently head of exhibitions at London's Tiwani Contemporary Gallery.

Dior breaks V&A records

Written on 03-09-19

Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams closed on Sunday as the most successful V&A exhibition ever, with almost 600,000 visitors.

Green Caroline’s green art

Written on 02-09-19

Green MP Caroline Lucas is to curate her first art exhibition, and it will have a distinctly green tinge.

£7.1m boost for diversity arts leadership

Written on 30-08-19

Arts Council England has invested more than £7m in a new leadership development scheme.

THE ART OF PHOTOJOURNALISM Image of the month

Written on 30-08-19

Elizabeth Taylor, London, November 1948, by Chris Ware

Alan Sparrow introduces this month’s image

TALK OF THE TOWN HALL Preston’s pressing problem

Written on 30-08-19

By Patrick Kelly

There’s lots of talk these days about “anchor institutions” - a loaded term, perhaps, and one that might sound like a bit of a drag. But it seems that local economies can’t do without them.

TAITMAIL Putting slavery in its place

Written on 30-08-19

Almost exactly five years ago there was a mighty street party around Windrush Square in Brixton for the opening, at long last, of the Black Cultural Archives in a former Liberal club close by. It was the culmination of 33 years of research, conservation, administration, fundraising and campaigning not to mention a visceral determination to get black culture taught in schools.

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Introducing - Chatham’s Napoleonic defences

Chatham and its military past have been connected by a £2.2m amphitheatre.

Th National Lottery funded project opens up Fort Amherst, built in 1756 and the largest Napoleonic fortress, now restored and overlooking Chatham Historic Dockyard.

“The Trustees at Fort Amherst are extremely grateful for the support of Medway Council and the Heritage Lottery Fund in the delivery of this project.”

https://www.fortamherst.com

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