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Photography Specialist, New York
For our internationally renowned auction house client, we
are seeking a Photography Specialist.
The successful candidate will act as a primary business-getter
for department, with focus on high-value property and developing
long-term client relationships. Detailed knowledge of the
international art market, a developed client list and strong
general knowledge of photography with an emphasis on contemporary
work is essential.
The ideal applicant will have a BA in Art History or related
discipline, M.A preferred; a minimum of 5 years senior level
experience in an art gallery or auction house; exceptional
communications, interpersonal and organizational skills
essential. This is an excellent position for a dedicated,
career-oriented professional. Some travel required. Salary
DOE and excellent benefits.
Please send a resume, detailed cover letter and the names
of three references to: recruiters@artstaffing.com.
Posted on 06/24/2009
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Registrar, Arts Advisory Client, NYC
For our New York City arts advisory client we are seeking
an experienced Registrar.
The successful candidate will have museum-quality experience
with all aspects of registrarial duties and procedures,
including but not limited to: condition reports; international
courier experience; long and short term storage solutions;
national and international shipping; other duties as required.
The position oversees a collections manager and art handlers
and involves working with high-profile, high-energy and
deadline-sensitive clients.
The ideal applicant will have 6-8 years experience in a
registrarial capacity and excellent organizational, interpersonal
and communications skills with both clients and coworkers.
A take-charge attitude and the ability to respond immediately
to requests are essential. BA in art history or related
required; experience with all types, mediums and periods
of fine and decorative arts a must. An excellent position
for a discreet and dedicated professional.
Competitive salary: excellent benefits after 90 days of
continuous employment.
Please send resume, cover letter and references to: recruiters@artstaffing.com.
Posted on 05/15/2009
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Auction Specialist, prints, Online
Auctions, NYC
For our internationally prominent arts business client,
we are seeking an Auction Specialist for their online auction
services.
The successful applicant will work with sellers, gallery
owners, dealers and collectors to build an inventory of
art available at online auctions. The Specialist will manage
the existing account base and grow new business, target
new sellers, markets and areas of interest and identify
art suitable for the auctions.
Duties include coordinating theme-related and seasonal auctions;
maintaining effective levels of inventory; working closely
with marketing, management and other sales staff to meet
and anticipate client needs and relations; reviewing trends,
pricing and initiatives within the auction house market;
other duties as required.
The ideal candidate will have proven sales record with a
focus on top tier clients, proven ability to perform in
a highly competitive market, and excellent communications,
networking and negotiating skills. Minimum 4 years in sales
at an art gallery, auction house or related business. BA
in art history required: familiarity with contemporary and
modern art strongly preferred. Salary to 75 K plus benefits.
Please send resume with detailed cover letter and the contact
information for at least 3 references to: recruiters@artstaffing.com.
Posted on 04/28/2009
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Sales Associate for Chelsea Art
Gallery, NYC: Temp to Full
For our prestigious Chelsea contemporary art gallery, we
are seeking a Sales Associate.
The position entails a three-month temp period at a 20%
sales commission rate (based on profit) plus benefits; should
the relationship prove mutually beneficial, the Sales Associate
will be offered a salaried full-time position at the gallery.
A great opportunity for a self-starter who can set their
own hours, work independently and bring a creative and strategic
approach to developing clientele. Minimum of 3 years in
arts sales with proven track record, either with a gallery,
auction house or as an independent advisor; BA in art history
and excellent communications, organizational and networking
skills are essential. Art Fair and international experience
a plus.
Send resume, detailed cover letter and contact information
for three references to: recruiters@artstaffing.com.
Posted on 03/19/2009
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Patron Services Coordinator –
Chicago, IL vicinity
For our client, an exciting performing arts center located
an hour north from Chicago, we are seeking a F/T Patron
Services Coordinator.
This position is responsible for all front-of-house services
for events held at the facility including box office, usher,
concession, artist merchandising, coatroom services, and
supervision of support staff. As the system administrator
for the ProVenue online ticketing software, the Patron Services
Coordinator is responsible for the accurate processing,
distribution and reconciliation of all ticket sales, patron
concerns and reports.
The ideal candidate will have 3-5 years of experience in
all facets of the position including management level experience
in high-volume customer service in the performing arts (dance,
music, theater). Excellent communication, organizational,
and computer skills essential; a minimum of an Associates
Degree is required.
Salary low 30s with generous benefits and tuition reimbursement.
Please send a detailed cover letter, resume and the names
of three work-related references directly to Tracey King,
Senior Associate, Thomas & Associates, Inc., at tking@artstaffing.com.
Posted on 02/24/2009
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Auction Specialist, PHOTOGRAPHS, Online Auctions, NYC
For our internationally prominent arts business client,
we are seeking an Auction Specialist Photographs for their
online auction services.
The successful applicant will work with sellers, gallery
owners, dealers and collectors to build an inventory of
art available at online auctions. The Specialist will manage
the existing account base and grow new business, target
new sellers, markets and areas of interest and identify
art suitable for the auctions. Duties include coordinating
theme-related and seasonal auctions; maintaining effective
levels of inventory; working closely with marketing, management
and other sales staff to meet and anticipate client needs
and relations; reviewing trends, pricing and initiatives
within the auction house market; other duties as required.
The ideal candidate will have proven sales record with a
focus on top tier clients, proven ability to perform in
a highly competitive market, and excellent communications,
networking and negotiating skills. Minimum 4 years in sales
at an art gallery, auction house or related business. BA
in art history required: familiarity with contemporary and
modern art strongly preferred.
Salary to 75 K plus benefits.
Please send resume with detailed cover letter and the contact
information for at least 3 references to: recruiters@artstaffing.com.
Posted on 11/01/2008
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Director of Development and Marketing,
Nelson-Atkins Museum, Kansas City, MO
For the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, we are seeking a Director
of Development and Marketing.
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is one of the nation's preeminent
encyclopedic museums with substantial holdings of European
and American art, and an internationally regarded collection
of Asian art. Current projects and programs include additions
and renovations to the museum's landmark building and planned
celebrations of the 75th anniversary of the museum's founding,
which commence in December, 2008.
The successful applicant will directly supervise seven staff
and oversee approximately 25 staff in related divisions/departments.
The Director of Development and Marketing will be responsible
for identifying and attracting visitors, members, press,
broad-based audiences and a diverse range of contributed
income to the museum and will develop and implement plans
to accomplish steady growth of resources for operating expenses
and projects (capital, endowment, art acquisitions, etc.),
including major and planned gifts, an annual fund, membership,
grants, sponsorships and other contributions.
Duties include creating, developing and staffing major gift
and planned giving programs; overseeing all development
and marketing division programs; establishing a resource
development program based on the systematic cultivation
and upgrading of donors; managing fundraising efforts to
support specific museum programs and initiatives; directing
the membership program and the annual fund; developing research
on the museum's audiences to establish goals and timelines;
coordinating and integrating existing marketing and public
affairs efforts; and representing the museum to various
audiences, constituencies and affiliates. Candidates will
have a minimum of ten years of increasing responsibility
in the field of philanthropy and strong preference will
be given to those with experience in arts fundraising. It
is essential that the successful candidate have a proven
track record of substantial fundraising, including personal
experience managing annual campaigns and in-depth knowledge
of capital campaigns, planned giving and major gifts. Preferences
will be given to candidates who have demonstrated innovative
and creative approaches to fundraising and developing resources.
The Director of Development and Marketing must have a minimum
of five years successful experience developing and mentoring
staff. BA required; advanced degree preferred. Generous
compensation, relocation assistance and a comprehensive
benefits package will be provided.
Please send resume with detailed cover letter and the contact
information for at least three references to: gthomas@artstaffing.com.
Posted on 10/30/2008
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Executive Director,
Visual Arts Center of New Jersey, Summit, NJ
For the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey we are seeking
an Executive Director.
The Center is a non-profit educational and arts facility
located in Summit, NJ, that provides New Jersey residents
with an environment that encourages appreciation of and
participation in contemporary art through professional instruction,
creative expression, qualitative exhibitions and dialogue.
The Executive Director will ensure programs of excellence
for the Studio Art School, Gallery and Outreach activities
that respond to the needs of the diverse population served
by the Center, and will introduce new and innovative courses
and programs that will encourage new audiences and increased
visibility.
Duties include serving as the principal spokesperson for
the Center; heading community and civic outreach and relationship-building;
developing and implementing a long range strategic plan;
directing and evaluating the Center's educational programs;
overseeing the Center's fiscal management; preparing the
annual budget and operating plans; working with the Board
to establish policies and procedures for a wide range of
fundraising activities, including the capital campaign;
hiring, evaluating and mentoring staff; other duties as
necessary.
The ideal candidate will have at least five years leadership
experience at a similar fine arts organization and advanced
experience with the New Jersey arts community and funding
sources. A proven track record of successful fundraising
is critical to the position. MA in fine arts or related
field and excellent communications, managerial and mentoring
skills are required. Demonstrated ability in public speaking
and full appreciation for community-based arts education
and exhibition centers essential.
Competitive salary plus generous benefits.
Please send resume with detailed cover letter and the contact
information for at least three references to: gthomas@artstaffing.com.
Posted on 10/29/2008
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