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PAINTING/PRINTMAKING

SCULPTURE

PHOTOGRAPHY

GRAPHIC DESIGN

UNDERGRADUATE

LIBRARY PRIVILEGES

Alumni and others may use the Library’s electronic resources in the Library’s on-campus locations, but due to contractual limitations, do not have remote access. One exception is JSTOR, a digital archive of more than 1,000 academic journals. Yale alumni can register for access to JSTOR by going to http://www.aya.yale.edu/content/jstor-access. Of course, alumni and others have access to the stacks and may borrow materials from the Library; in some cases small fees are charged for these services. Full details are available at http://www.library.yale.edu/circ/index.html.

YALE INSIGNIA

Students and Alumni interested in purchasing Yale insignia merchandise can do so at either of the following sites:

http://www.yalebulldogblue.com/gradart.html

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JOB OPENING

Assistant Professor, Drawing+Painting University of Minnesota, Department of Art

Search #107 is a 100% time, one-year term appointment to begin August 26, 2013 through May 25, 2014, with possibility of renewal. Applicant must demonstrate a commitment and dedication to both undergraduate and graduate teaching. Applicant will be responsible for teaching five courses per academic year in drawing and painting, advising undergraduate and graduate students, participating on graduate reviews and thesis committees. In addition to teaching the applicant will serve on departmental committees and engage in studio practice or other creative activity that leads to exhibition appropriate to the profession.

The applicant is required to have an MFA in visual arts (see Department of Art Policy Statement below). The applicant must possess a record of excellence in exhibitions and creative activities on a regional, national and international level. The department is seeking an applicant preferably with at least one year university teaching experience beyond graduate teaching assistantships.

*Department of Art Policy Statement In lieu of an MFA, the following could be considered in determining professional recognition and experience: 1) Advanced studies at a foreign school that does not award MFA degrees 2) Extended advanced study with recognized artists in the field 3) Professional achievement which would provide a depth of knowledge of the field comparable to an MFA 4) Evaluation by leaders in the field attesting that because of exhibition record and other professional achievement, that person was the equal of an MFA.

Clarence Morgan, Professor University of Minnesota Department of Art—Regis Center of Art 405—21st Avenue So. Minneapolis, MN 55455 http://artdept.umn.edu www.clarence-morgan.com voice: 612-625-8096 morga005@gmail.com

JOB OPENING:

The position of Lecturer/Graduate Coordinator in the Painting/Printmaking Department of the Yale School of Art is a one-year appointment, eligible for renewal for up to three years.

Lecturers in the painting program at the Yale School of Art are involved in both the undergraduate and graduate components of the department.

Undergraduate duties include teaching a range of undergraduate courses, serving as a thesis advisor to undergraduate senior art majors, and attending monthly undergraduate group critiques. The Lecturer/Graduate Coordinator teaches three undergraduate courses, (1/2)

Graduate duties include conducting individual critiques with graduate students, organizing and participating in weekly group critiques, and attending final review and thesis panels.

The Lecturer/Graduate Coordinator serves a key role as a conduit between students and faculty. S/he is expected to be on campus four days a week to be available to painting students as a mentor and as an advisor on logistical issues that arise.

S/he will work alongside the Director of Graduate Studies in all administrative aspects of the painting program to coordinate an ambitious graduate program that serves 43 graduate painting students comprised of 30 part-time visiting faculty each year. In this role, the Lecturer/Graduate Coordinator aids in organizing weekly critiques and final reviews, helps with the hiring of visiting faculty, coordinates students’ weekly studio visit schedules, and serves as an advisor to the first year graduate students. The position provides invaluable experience for those interested in continuing to teach art at the university level.

Please send a brief one page cover letter, resume, 20 images on a CD, and names and contact information of three references by February 1, 2013 to the address below. We would appreciate if you did not send any additional materials at this time.

VIA USPS:

Anoka Faruqee

Associate Professor/Acting Director of Graduate Studies

c/o Kris Mandelbaum, Senior Administrative Assistant

Painting/Printmaking Department

Yale University School of Art

PO Box 208339

New Haven, CT 06520-8339

VIA courier (Fed Ex and UPS, etc):

Anoka Faruqee

Associate Professor/Acting Director of Graduate Studies

c/o Kris Mandelbaum, Senior Administrative Assistant

Painting/Printmaking Department

Yale University School of Art

1156 Chapel Street, Room 122

New Haven, CT 06511

WITT ARTIST IN RESIDENCE PROGRAM

University of Michigan School of Art & Design Witt Artist in Residence Program now accepting proposals Application deadline: January 11, 2013

Details and application instructions: www.art-design.umich.edu/witt

Share this: Facebook | Twitter The Penny W. Stamps School of Art & Design at the University of Michigan is now accepting applications from both emerging and established artists/designers for the 2013–2014 Roman J. Witt Artist in Residence program. Awarding one residency per academic year, the program offers visiting artists/designers the opportunity to work at the school to develop a new work in collaboration with students and faculty.

Witt Residents receive an honorarium of 20,000 USD for twelve weeks in residence served over an academic year. There is flexibility in how the time in residence is apportioned. In addition to the honorarium, residents are provided with housing, and studio space.

The School encourages applications from individuals as well as from creative teams, however, please be advised that the resources listed above are finite, including the travel budget. If teams apply, the expectation is that the award will be shared between its members.

A centerpiece of the residency is the open studio, a centrally located studio space where the resident carries out work collaboratively in a public domain. The residency is expected to culminate in the realization of the proposed work, as well as a presentation that summarizes the process and work accomplished.

The deadline for applications is January 11, 2013. Details and application instructions: www.art-design.umich.edu/witt

ART OMI INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS RESIDENCY

It is that time of the year that we reach out, far and wide, to interesting artists all over the globe, to make sure they are aware Art Omi exists, that they can apply for free, that participating in the program is completely for free, too, and it is a great opportunity for artists, emerging and established, young and mature, using any media; from wood carving to performance, from painting to web based interactive work.

Applications will be accepted online from November 1 to 30, included.

Here is a link to the 2013 guidelines: http://artomi.org/artists/application.php

And here is the link to an overview of the program: http://artomi.org/artists.php

It is also my pleasure to share with anyone interested in learning more about Art Omi, a visual documentation of our most recent session, this past summer of 2012: a great testimony to the magic of Art Omi! http://www.artomi.org/artists/docs/report2012.pdf

Please forward this email to anyone you think may be interested, post it on your facebook page, tweet it, mention it on your blog…(or anything else that is new on the social network realm that I may not be aware of!)

For questions please email me at: artists@artomi.org

All the best, Claudia

Claudia Cannizzaro, Director Art Omi International Artists Residency 55 Fifth Avenue, 15th floor New York NY 10003 www.artomi.org

JOB POSTED 9/28/12

The Art Department at Drew University in Madison, New Jersey seeks candidates to teach a course in Communication Design in the spring of 2013. While not guaranteed, this adjunct hire may possibly be offered additional courses at Drew in the future.

A qualified applicant should be able to teach within a liberal-arts environment. While the Communication Design course will cover the history and fundamentals of graphic design, typography, and web-based design, experience teaching the principles of interactivity and motion graphics is a plus. MFA and prior teaching experience required. Drew University is 50 minutes from New York on NJ Transit.

The Spring 2013 Communication Design course is scheduled for:

Monday and Wednesday, 4:25pm-6:25pm

Drew’s academic calendar can be found on the drew.edu website.

Please email a cover letter and CV to Lee Arnold, Assistant Professor, at: larnold@drew.edu and include a link to a website featuring your work.

Candidates who are contacted for an interview should be prepared to show examples (images) of student work, as well as syllabi of courses taught.

Application Deadline: October 22nd, 2012

Rebecca Soderholm Assistant Professor of Art rsoderholm@drew.edu

JOB POSTED 9/25/12

BUTLER UNIVERSITY JORDAN COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS ART Program

The Art Program of Butler University, Jordan College of Fine Arts invites applications and nominations for the following faculty position:

POSITION: Assistant Professor of Art, Tenure Track

DUTIES: Responsibilities commence at the beginning of the 2013-14 academic year. The successful candidate will teach in the art program and offer art courses in the core curriculum. The ideal candidate will have a multidisciplinary background in design and fine art and will teach hybrid courses such as Function, Time and Motion, Interactive and Space. The ideal candidate will have a background and strong foundation in conceptual and/or process based art. It is expected that she/he will continue a program of professional engagement, will also advise and mentor undergraduates and provide the appropriate professional service. Submit a letter of application, curriculum vitae, portfolio of work and students’ work and list of three references electronically to: Professor Elizabeth Mix Chair, Art Search Committee emix@butler.edu

DEADLINE: For best consideration apply by January 15, 2013

JOB POSTED 8/13/12

Studio Art Teacher Opening The Pierrepont School is seeking a part-time (three days per week) studio art teacher for the 2012-2013 academic year–beginning in late August through June. We are seeking a practicing artist to teach the fundamentals of drawing, composition, and artistic techniques to highlymotivated elementary and high school students. The teacher would be responsible for planning and implementing a visual arts curriculum that focuses on the development of each student’s drawing skills, and fosters each student’s understanding of art history and aesthetic theory. Requirements: MFA or higher (either completed or in process) Teaching experience is a plus, but not required. About Pierrepont School Pierrepont School is an independent school located in Westport, CT. Founded in 1999, it serves over eighty students aged five to eighteen. Pierrepont students are academically engaged and who can participate successfully in a demanding curriculum. Visual and Performing Arts classes are fully integrated into the curriculum of the school. Classes are small, and student schedules are individualized. Faculty members typically have post-graduate degrees from leading universities and are professionally active in their fields. The school seeks and supports teachers who can bring to the classroom the same passion and rigor they bring to the study of their own discipline. Please see our website: www.pierrepontschool.org for more information on Pierrepont or contact nwebber@pierrepontschool.org for more information about the opening or to apply for this position.

JOB POSTED 7/24/12

Visual Arts Manager Real Art Ways Hartford, Connecticut

About Real Art Ways (http://www.realartways.org) Real Art Ways is a vibrant multi-disciplinary contemporary arts organization. Artists and community are central to its mission.

Visual Arts Manager This is a position for someone who is excellent with details, who can keep several balls in the air at once (and who enjoys doing it), and who enjoys dealing with artists. The Visual Arts Manager will work with guest curators, juries, Real Art Ways’ staff, and will be responsible for the smooth running of the Visual Arts Program.

Responsibilities include: Overall organization of the visual arts program, including organizing art transport, handling and care; verbal and written communication with artists and galleries, compilation and organization of images and other exhibition related material, maintenance of artist and exhibition files (both electronic and physical), utilization of databases, organization of physical spaces, including galleries, office and storage, and creation and supervision of installation work schedules. Opportunity will arise for the right candidate to select and organize exhibitions.

Qualities: Real Art Ways is an enthusiastic, hardworking, hands-on, open, non-profit environment. The Visual Arts Manager should enjoy working with other people, be flexible, thorough, energetic, self-motivated, intelligent, and inquisitive.

Requirements: Candidates must have a minimum of 2 years work experience in a gallery or museum, knowledge of and enthusiasm for contemporary art, experience and ease with software applications, including word processing, database, spreadsheet, and graphics programs. Must have good written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills. Candidates should be capable with basic installation tasks.

Education: Masters or equivalent experience. Working artists are encouraged to apply.

Annual non-profit salary commensurate with experience. Health, dental, and retirement benefits. Three weeks paid vacation. EOE.

Please e-mail resume and interesting cover letter to: Mary Catherine McBrien; mmcbrien@realartways.org

JOB POSTED 5/30/12:

ART GALLERY ASSISTANT

New York, NY

Full-time, permanent position

In long-established New York upper east side gallery. College graduate with

an interest in art history.

PC literate with a working knowledge of Adobe Photoshop.

Please FAX résumé and cover letter to

212 752 7764

No emails or telephone calls, please

JOB OPPORTUNITY

Director of Education Art Rocks. LLC

OVERVIEW

Art Rocks, a compelling creative education start up, is seeking a leader to oversee their curriculum / educational experience. The company is projected to open in the Fall of 2012 and will be based in the suburbs of NYC.

CONTACT

• If interested, please email your resume / CV and a cover letter to: matt@artrocks.com