Jobs Archive: January 2007

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Gallery Director
OLYVIA ORIENTAL LTD
Location: West London
Salary:  £20 -25 000
Closing date: 01 January 2007
Responsible for liaising with clients, curation, and general administrative tasks (proficient accounting and computer skills required).
To Apply: Olyvia Oriental Ltd., 17 Ryder Street, St. James's, London SW1Y 6PY 020 7925 2986

Senior Audience Development Manager
SHAPE
Location: London
Salary:  £25 -27 000
Closing date: 03 January 2007
The successful candidate will have excellent project and people management skills as well as a good understanding of marketing principles. An extensive mentoring and professional development scheme is available to all applicants who feel they have some or all of the necessary skills and attributes for this post.
To Apply: For further information and a recruitment pack: http://www.shapearts.org.uk/aboutus/currentvacancies Tel: 020 7619 6160 (voice) 020 7619 6161 (minicom) e mail: hr@shapearts.org.uk

Music - PA
JUDY FISHER ASSOCIATES
Location:
Salary:  £30 000
Closing date:08 January 2007
Slick and switched on PA needed to support two senior executives at a major label. You'll be good at building strong relationships with all key contacts and know the importance of confidentiality.
To Apply: Please email your CV to jfadmin@judyfisher.co.uk and tell us which job interests you.  Telephone 020 7437 2277

Head of Digital
NORTH WEST VISION
Location: Manchester
Salary:  £45 000
Closing date: 05 January 2007
As the openings for multi-platform production and delivery multiply, and landmark developments such a Mediacity: UK in Salford start to take shape, we are looking for a rare talent to spearhead the agency's work with the region's digital content producers, particularly those working in interactive, games or "future" media.
To Apply: For an application pack please visit www.northwestvision.co.uk/jobs or email jobs@northwestvision.co.uk or, for an informal discussion, please contact our Head of Funds, Christopher Moll on 0161 244 3750.

Arts Manager
MULTI STORY
Location: London
Salary:  £25 000
Closing date:05 January 2007
Multistory's work is focused on learning, health and regeneration, working with communities, organisations and artists in Sandwell, the Black Country and the region. You will work closely with Multistory's Director to initiate new business partnerships with regional and national agencies in order to secure programmes of work that meet Multistory's mission and business plan objectives, as well as initiating partnerships within regeneration contexts and managing the Longhouse programme with the Longhouse Co-ordinator. For more information about Longhouse see www.longhouse.uk.com
To Apply: Please go to Multistory's website where you can download a full application pack from the Current Vacancies page. www.multistory.org.uk

Reseach Fellow in Commissioning Contemporary Art
SCHOOL OF ART, MEDIA AND DESIGN
Location: Bristol
Salary:  £30 000
Closing date: 08 January 2007
Situations is seeking to appoint a full-time Research Fellow to undertake an ambitious comparative study of curatorial methods across five visual arts sectors, to contribute to published research and to work collaboratively with the three South-West partners to co-ordinate the programme of internationally-focused public events.
To Apply: info.uwe.ac.uk/vacancies/job_details.asp?ref=R/10977RWS 

Chief Executive
EMBROIDERERS GUILD HALL
Location: Surrey
Salary:  ?
Closing date:08 January 2007
The Guild is a leading UK craft organisation, charity and museum. As the Guild restructures in preparation for the opening of its National Embroidery and Textiles Centre in Manchester in 2009, it now has five exciting opportunities for committed arts professionals to help guide the impending transitional phase from Hampton Court to Manchester.
To Apply: Application packs from: Recruitment, Embroiderers' Guild, Apt. 41 Hampton Court Palace, Surrey KT8 9AU or administrator@embroiderersguild.com

Project Co-ordinator
EMBROIDERERS GUILD HALL
Location: Surrey
Salary:  £33 000
Closing date:08 January 2007
The Guild is a leading UK craft organisation, charity and museum. As the Guild restructures in preparation for the opening of its National Embroidery and Textiles Centre in Manchester in 2009, it now has five exciting opportunities for committed arts professionals to help guide the impending transitional phase from Hampton Court to Manchester.
To Apply: Application packs from: Recruitment, Embroiderers' Guild, Apt. 41 Hampton Court Palace, Surrey KT8 9AU or administrator@embroiderersguild.com

Professional Development Coordinator
ARTSWORLD PRESENTATIONS LTD  
Location: Avon
Salary:  £25 000
Closing date:08January 2007
We are seeking two exceptional advisors to join our creative development team. If you have experience in the arts and creative industries and a passion for enabling people to fulfill their potential, we would like you to help deliver our region-wide skills development programme.
To Apply: To receive an application pack, call 0117 915 0190, email veena.chumber@artsmatrix.org.uk or download from www.artsmatrix.org.uk Please state which position (Bristol or Wiltshire) you are interested in. Application deadline: Noon, 8th January 2007 Interviews: 15th January (Bristol); 22nd January (Wiltshire)

Maritime Manager
RCAHMW
Location: Wales
Salary:  ?
Closing date: 09 January 2007
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To Apply: Gellir cael pecyn ymgeisio oddi wrth: Mrs S Billingsley Ffôn: 01970 621228
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Curator of Egypt and Sudan
MANCHESTER MUSEUM
Location: Manchester
Salary:  £25,633 - £31,525
Closing date: 10 January 2007
You will have a degree in a subject relevant to Egyptology and a postgraduate qualification in Museum Studies or currently be studying for the AMA. Experience in collections documentation and public programmes is required.
To Apply: Application forms and further particulars are available from our website or by contacting +44 (0) 161 275 2028 or centralservices-hr@manchester.ac.uk quoting the reference number. 

Chief Executive
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF YOUTH THEATRES
Location: London
Salary:  £33,000 to £40,000
Closing date:12 January 2007
You will inherit an organisation that has a purposeful board, a clear vision, a skilled and experienced staff and a sound organisation with RFO status and substantial investment from non-arts funders. It is ready and able to raise its game by developing more, bigger, better projects and services. As Chief Executive you will lead that success.
To Apply: Full details and information are available in a downloadable pack at www.nayt.org.uk/ceojob. Contact details for an informal discussion are given. If you do not have web access - or require Braille, large print or tape versions - please call 01325 363330. Closing date is noon 12 January 2007

Curator of Fine Art
WHITWORTH ART GALLERY
Location: Manchester
Salary:  £25,633 - £31,525 p.a
Closing date: 12 January 2007
A challenging and exciting role, you will be expected to develop a research specialism in relation to the historic collection and to use the collection to contribute to the Gallery's ambitious exhibitions and public programmes. Drawing on the rich academic resources of the University of Manchester, you will also be expected to work collaboratively with colleagues in learning, audience development and curatorial teams. You will contribute to the Gallery's expanded vision for a distinctive University gallery space, where intellectual challenge and lively public debate engage audiences and animate our collections.
To Apply: Application forms and further particulars are available from our website or by contacting +44 (0) 161 275 2028 or centralservices-hr@manchester.ac.uk quoting the reference number.

Chief Executive
CITY OF LONDON SINFONIA
Location: London
Salary:  £50 000
Closing date:12 January 2007
This is a rare opportunity for a dynamic and visionary individual to lead the management team of one of Britain's finest Orchestras. Working closely with Founder and Music Director Richard Hickox CBE and reporting to the Board of Directors, the successful candidate will have at least five years' experience and a proven track-record of success in a senior management role in the orchestral sector.
To Apply: You can apply in strict confidence by email to search@waggett.com or write to Waggett Elgin, Elgin House, Spode Lane, Cowden, Kent TN8 7HJ.  details of the appointment can be viewed on www.cls.co.uk.

Workshop Leader
BLACKPOOL TRAMSHOP THEATRE
Location: Blackpool
Salary:  ??
Closing date: 12 January 2007
A background in music delivery or composition would be an advantage but is not essential. The post will also involve training weeks at Chickenshed in London starting in February 2007 with four further London-based training weeks over the next 12 months. Training will be fully funded, but in return we will expect a significant commitment from you.
To Apply: For an application pack please phone 020 8351 6161 ext. 223 or email ShedLink@Chickenshed.org.uk For more information, visit http://www.chickenshed.org.uk

Head of Formal Learning
NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM
Location: London
Salary:  £27,000 - £35,000
Closing date: 15 January 2007
A teaching or museum-related qualification and extensive experience of developing formal learning programmes within a museum or similar environment are essential.
To Apply: Apply now by sending your CV and covering letter, quoting reference G/HFL, to recruitment@nmm.ac.uk

Curator
KENT COUNTY COUNCIL
Location: Kent
Salary:  £27,870 - £33,830
Closing date:15 January 2007
You will be a key member of the Turner Contemporary team and will work closely with the Director to research, plan, manage and deliver all aspects of the offsite and exhibition programme. You will have a degree in a relevant subject with substantial gallery experience and will have a broad knowledge of twentieth century and contemporary art.
To Apply: For more information about the post, please telephone Victoria Pomery on 01843 294208.  To apply for the of the above posts please visit www.kent.gov.uk or email recruitment.line@kent.gov.uk telephone 08458 247 904, Minicom 08458 247 905 (charged at local rate).

Access Officer
ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS
Location: London
Salary:  £21 000
Closing date:18 January 2007
You will help devise and oversee programmes relating to access and disability in the context of our loan exhibitions and to advise on access matters throughout the Academy. You will need experience with dealing with access issues in the context of art education, have knowledge of disability and discrimination legislation, have excellent interpersonal skills, be able to work co-operatively within the Academy, be computer literate and have excellent administrative and organisational skills.
To Apply: Applications request via our recruitment line on 020 7300 5833, visit our website: www.royalacademy.org.uk or send an e-mail to: laura.taylor@royalacademy.org.uk

Head of Policy and Partnership
MUSEUMS LIBRARIES ARCHIVE NORTHWEST
Location: Cheshire
Salary:  £42,507 - £45,075
Closing date:19 January 2007
You will be flexible, creative and enthusiastic, with big ideas which you can turn into reality. A confident self-starter who can learn quickly, you will have excellent interpersonal and management skills and the credibility to work with key partners.
To Apply: Application form and support pack are downloadable from our website www.mlanorthwest.org.uk or alternatively please contact Jackie Fletcher on 01925 625050 or e-mail jackie.fletcher@mlanorthwest.org.uk.(Please note that we are unable to accept CVs.)  For an informal discussion about the post, please contact: Clare Connor, Chief Executive, tel: 01925 625050 email:claremconnor@mlanorthwest.org.uk

Head of Programmes and Investment
MUSEUMS LIBRARIES ARCHIVE NORTHWEST
Location: Cheshire
Salary:  £37,476 - £40,806
Closing date:19 January 2007
You will work at a regional and national level, forging strong partnerships with key stakeholders, government agencies, funding bodies, and decision-makers. You will have to negotiate, influence and persuade. We want people who can drive change and make things happen.  You will be flexible, creative and enthusiastic, with big ideas which you can turn into reality. A confident self-starter who can learn quickly, you will have excellent interpersonal and management skills and the credibility to work with key partners.
To Apply: Application form and support pack are downloadable from our website www.mlanorthwest.org.uk or alternatively please contact Jackie Fletcher on 01925 625050 or e-mail jackie.fletcher@mlanorthwest.org.uk.(Please note that we are unable to accept CVs.)  For an informal discussion about the post, please contact: Clare Connor, Chief Executive, tel: 01925 625050 email:claremconnor@mlanorthwest.org.uk

Head of External Relations and Communications
MUSEUMS LIBRARIES ARCHIVE NORTHWEST
Location: Cheshire
Salary:  £37,476 - £40,806
Closing date:19 January 2007
You will work at a regional and national level, forging strong partnerships with key stakeholders, government agencies, funding bodies, and decision-makers. You will have to negotiate, influence and persuade. We want people who can drive change and make things happen.  You will be flexible, creative and enthusiastic, with big ideas which you can turn into reality. A confident self-starter who can learn quickly, you will have excellent interpersonal and management skills and the credibility to work with key partners.
To Apply: Application form and support pack are downloadable from our website www.mlanorthwest.org.uk or alternatively please contact Jackie Fletcher on 01925 625050 or e-mail jackie.fletcher@mlanorthwest.org.uk.(Please note that we are unable to accept CVs.)  For an informal discussion about the post, please contact: Clare Connor, Chief Executive, tel: 01925 625050 email:claremconnor@mlanorthwest.org.uk 

Director
AHRC: BEYOND TEXT PROGRAMME
Location: London
Salary:  unspecified
Closing date: 19 January 2007
This is a senior position (professorial level or equivalent). The successful candidate will be expected to have an outstanding track record of research and leadership in a relevant area within the AHRC's subject domain. The Programme Director will be funded via an AHRC award made to the UK Higher Education Institution where the successful candidate is currently employed, and s/he will remain employed by and based at that institution
To Apply: For further details about this post, including how to apply, please refer to our website www.ahrc.ac.uk or write to Faye Auty, Senior Programme Manager, AHRC, Whitefriars, Lewins Mead, Bristol, BS1 2AE f.auty@ahrc.ac.uk

Community Projects Manager
LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Location: London
Salary:  ?
Closing date:19 January 2007
The successful applicant will have experience of managing large-scale projects involving professional musicians working in close collaboration with community organisations and agencies.
To Apply: For application packs:  Visit lso.co.uk/jobs• Email jobs@lso.co.uk• Call Anna Melvill on 020 7382 2524 Fax 020 7374 0127

Audience Development Manager
KENT COUNTY COUNCIL
Location: Kent
Salary:  £17,490 - £19,190
Closing date:19 January 2007
You will have the drive and creativity to devise and deliver an innovative outreach programme, involving diverse groups in off-site artists' projects and the architectural process. You will work as part of the Audience Development team to manage the implementation of quality programmes and will help to establish Turner Contemporary as a major international venue for historical and contemporary art.
To Apply: To apply for the of the above posts please visit www.kent.gov.uk or email recruitment.line@kent.gov.uk telephone 08458 247 904, Minicom 08458 247 905 (charged at local rate).www.kent.gov.uk For an informal discussion, please contact Karen Eslea, Audience Development Officer on 01843 294208 (Wednesday - Friday).

Operations Manager
SOUTH BANK CENTRE
Location: London
Salary:  £37,000 - £40,000
Closing date:21 January 2007
This role is critical for the smooth running of the Hayward Gallery, its touring exhibitions and the Arts Council Collection. You will be responsible for managing all aspects of operations and logistics for the Gallery and transport - including planning and co-ordinating exhibition installations and organising and scheduling the transport team. This will demand meticulous project management, as well as the effective management of teams of technicians
To Apply: For further details please see our website www.southbankcentre.co.uk/jobs or telephone 020 7921 0641.  To apply, please complete an application form, which can be found on the website, and return it to HR, Southbank Centre, Royal Festival Hall, Belvedere Road, London SE1 8XX or email recruit@southbankcentre.co.uk

Information Manager
EUCLID
Location: Manchester
Salary:  £20,000 to £25,000
Closing date:22 January 2007
We are looking to appoint an Information Manager to take charge of our developing information services, including our role as UK Cultural Contact Point for the EU and the expanding Culture.Info portal.  We are also interested in someone who can help make presentations and deliver our seminars and workshop programme (more info on the EUCLID website).
To Apply: For Job Description and Person Specification send an email peter@euclid.info .

Creative Projects Co-ordinator
MAKE BELIEVE ARTS
Location: London
Salary:  £20,000 to £25,000
Closing date:22 January 2007
We are looking for an enthusiastic candidate passionate about the role of theatre in education and its promotion in the wider community.
To Apply: For Application Pack email info@makebelievearts.co.uk, visit our website www.makebelievearts.co.uk or send an A4 SAE with postage to the value of 41p to MakeBelieve Arts, The Deptford Mission, 1 Creek Road, Deptford, London SE8 3BT Application packs will be available from 3rd January.

Finance Manager
TRICYCLE THEATRE
Location: London
Salary:  £33 000
Closing date:23 January 2007
Responsible for the efficient & effective management of the Tricycle's £2.2 million turnover.
To Apply: See Jobs at www.tricycle.co.uk or send A4 s.a.e to 269, Kilburn High Road, London, NW6 7JR.

Lecturer - Senior Lecturer in Music and Media Management
LONDON METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY
Location: London
Salary:  £27,990 - £41,556
Closing date:23 January 2007
We seek an individual with current knowledge of the music and/or entertainment media businesses. You should be able to teach undergraduate and postgraduate students in some of the following areas: music industry management, marketing and public relations, music and media business enterprise, business practice in the creative industries, music events, venue management, tour management, music appreciation, film and TV industries and generally contribute to the development of this new area of academic endeavour.
To Apply: For an informal discussion about this post please contact Dr Robert Lentell, Subject Group Director for Leisure, Tourism and Hospitality Management: r.lentell@londonmet.ac.uk  In the first instance further details and an application form can be downloaded at www.londonmet.ac.uk/vacancies or e-mail recruitment@londonmet.ac.uk or write to London Metropolitan University, London City campus, Human Resources, 31 Jewry Street, London EC3N 2EY.

Lecturer - Senior Lecturer in Fine Art
COVENTRY UNIVERSITY
Location: Coventry
Salary:  £25,077- £38,643
Closing date:23 January 2007
Providing leadership to specified courses in Fine Art, you will also contribute to teaching, curriculum development, practice and applied research, scholarship and academic administration within the Design and Visual Arts Department. You must have recent professional or commercial practical experience in at least two of the following areas: painting, sculpture, installation, printmaking, or digital media. You will have a degree level qualification in a relevant subject and a Masters degree or the equivalent in professional experience, good communication skills and the ability to initiate and lead project activity.
To Apply: For further details and application forms please telephone Human Resources on 024 7688 8120 or 024 7688 8130 e-mail futures.per@coventry.ac.uk or visit www.coventry.ac.uk/vacancies

Director
EDINBURGH ART FESTIVAL
Location: Edinburgh
Salary:  ??
Closing date:24 January 2007
Candidates must have senior-level experience in the visual arts, and be knowledgeable about contemporary and historic art. We are looking for someone with excellent communication skills, able to foster collaboration across a wide range of individuals and organisations. Proven ability in project and budget management is important, as is experience of fundraising. You must be audience-focused, with a good understanding of marketing and experience of overseeing publications.
To Apply: For a full job description please see www.edinburghartfestival.org. Applicants should send CVs with a covering note explaining their interest and relevant experience to the EAF Board c/o Catherine Holden, Director of Marketing & Development, National Museums Scotland, Chambers Street, Edinburgh EH1 1JF.

Head of Communications
YORK THEATRE ROYAL
Location: York
Salary:  £24,000 - £27,000
Closing date:26 January 2007
We value diversity in our workforce and positively encourage applicants from all sections of the community.
To Apply: For an application pack please call: 01904 658162, email: jobs@yorktheatreroyal.co.uk or visit: www.yorktheatreroyal.co.uk.

Schools Interpretation Officer
MANCHESTER CITY COUNCIL
Location: Greater Manchester
Salary:  Grade 6 £21,588 to £24,708 (bar £23,952)
Closing date:29 January 2007
This post is offered on a fixed-term contract until 31 March 2008 with the possibility of extension and is funded by Renaissance in the Regions. Hours: 35 per week  The post holder will be responsible for developing collections-based resources for schools, primarily online but also within the galleries.
To Apply: Application forms and further details available from: Recruitment Services, Room 3030, Town Hall Extension, Manchester M60 2LA. Answerphone: 0161 234 3077. If you are deaf or hard of hearing a textphone service is available on: 0161 234 3377.  Apply online: http://www.manchester.gov.uk

Community Development Officer 'Art Treasures'
MANCHESTER CITY COUNCIL
Location: Greater Manchester
Salary:  Grade 6 £21,588 to £24,708 (bar £23,952)
Closing date:29 January 2007
Fixed-term contract for one year from appointment and is funded by Heritage Lottery.  The post holder will develop an effective programme of community engagement linked to the 'Art Treasures' exhibition in Autumn 2007.
To Apply: Application forms and further details available from: Recruitment Services, Room 3030, Town Hall Extension, Manchester M60 2LA. Answerphone: 0161 234 3077. If you are deaf or hard of hearing a textphone service is available on: 0161 234 3377. Apply online: www.manchester.gov.uk

Family Learning Officer 
MANCHESTER CITY COUNCIL
Location: Greater Manchester
Salary:  Grade 6 £21,588 to £24,708 (bar £23,952)
Closing date:29 January 2007
This post is offered on a fixed-term contract until 31 March 2008 with the possibility of extension and is funded by Renaissance in the Regions. Hours: 35 per week The post holder will develop strategic partnerships, projects and programmes to support intergenerational and family learning.
To Apply: Application forms and further details available from: Recruitment Services, Room 3030, Town Hall Extension, Manchester M60 2LA. Answerphone: 0161 234 3077. If you are deaf or hard of hearing a textphone service is available on: 0161 234 3377. Apply online: www.manchester.gov.uk

Research Assistant: Visual Arts Tate Encounters
TATE
Location: London
Salary:  £24 000
Closing date:29 January 2007
Tate Encounters is a major collaborative research project of national significance between London South Bank University and Tate Britain. Our aim is to explore the culture of the museum and perceptions of the British Art Collection through close examination of fifty London migrant families, primarily of African/Caribbean and Asian ethnicity over a three year period. The families are those of first year undergraduates at London South Bank University, all of whom are the first generation of their families to attend higher education in the UK.  You'll be at the heart of this exciting project, working as a key contact and information point between the fifty students, their families and the Tate Encounters team. With a good relevant degree (ideally a postgraduate qualification as well) and knowledge of contemporary visual culture theory, you'll be aware of the relationship between ethnicity and cultural formation and be wholeheartedly committed to promoting diversity and inclusion.
To Apply: Contact details/how to apply: For full details and an application form, please visit www.lsbu.ac.uk/humanres or send a stamped SAE to HR, LSBU, 103 Borough Road, London SE1 0AA quoting reference TB 0107. Categories/Sectors: Arts & Heritage: Museums & Galleries Education: Research Graduate: General

Research Assistant: New Media/Web Support
TATE
Location: London
Salary:  £24 000
Closing date:29 January 2007
Tate Encounters is a major collaborative research project of national significance between London South Bank University and Tate Britain. Our aim is to explore the culture of the museum and perceptions of the British Art Collection through close examination of fifty London migrant families, primarily of African/Caribbean and Asian ethnicity over a three year period. The families are those of first year undergraduates at London South Bank University, all of whom are the first generation of their families to attend higher education in the UK.  You'll be working closely with the team at the heart of this project, providing support by developing and maintaining the project website on Tate online, and enabling and supporting project participants to document their responses to the Tate encounter using digital technology and online communication tools. With a good relevant degree (ideally a postgraduate qualification as well) and knowledge of contemporary visual culture theory, you'll be aware of the relationship between ethnicity and cultural formation and be wholeheartedly committed to promoting diversity and inclusion.
To Apply: For full details and an application form, please visit www.lsbu.ac.uk/humanres or send a stamped SAE to HR, LSBU, 103 Borough Road, London SE1 0AA quoting reference TB 0307.

Research Assistant: Cultural Ethnography
TATE
Location: London
Salary:  £25 000
Closing date:29 January 2007
Tate Encounters is a major collaborative research project of national significance between London South Bank University and Tate Britain. Our aim is to explore the culture of the museum and perceptions of the British Art Collection through close examination of fifty London migrant families, primarily of African/Caribbean and Asian ethnicity over a three year period. The families are those of first year undergraduates at London South Bank University, all of whom are the first generation of their families to attend higher education in the UK.  You'll be at the heart of this exciting project, working as a key contact and information point between the fifty students, their families and the Tate Encounters team. With a good relevant degree (ideally a postgraduate qualification as well) and experience of researching families and young people, you'll be aware of the relationship between ethnicity and cultural formation and be wholeheartedly committed to promoting diversity and inclusion.
To Apply: For full details and an application form, please visit www.lsbu.ac.uk/humanres or send a stamped SAE to HR, LSBU, 103 Borough Road, London SE1 0AA quoting reference AHS 0207.

Programme Manager: Skills
TEES VALLEY ARTS
Location: Tees Valley
Salary:  £25,437 - £26,928
Closing date:29 January 2007
Tees Valley Arts (TVA) are looking for an experienced cultural programme manager to join the team in order to drive the company's emerging Professional Skills Development programme. As a sub regional Arts Development and Cultural Education Agency, TVA is seeking to expand its existing provision in the area of cultural management, leadership and support for creative industries. TVA is a company limited by guarantee with full charitable status.
To Apply: Please contact Anne Marie Wilson for an application pack: Tees Valley Arts, Melrose House, Melrose Street, Middlesbrough, Tees Valley TS1 2HZ. T. 01642 264651 F. 01642 264955 E. annemariewilson@teesvalleyarts.org.uk . http://www.teesvalleyarts.org.uk

Studio Plus Project Manager
VITAL REGENERATION
Location: London
Salary: £28,000 - £32,000 pa, fixed term contract initially until Mar 2008
Closing date:29 January 2007
A real self-starter, you will be responsible for managing an exciting mobile music project based across 2 London NDC areas. Designed to engage young people facing multiple barriers to learning and employment, the project has already established a strong foundation and has successfully delivered the first phase of activity. Your challenge will be to drive this work forward sustaining and replicating the project's creative educational programme of music-related activities, workshops and events. Delivery focussed, you will motivate people at all levels to ensure project success, managing a team of professional artists, tutors and volunteers. You will harness a creative network to support the project's impact & sustainability. With experience of delivering and monitoring large-scale projects, you will ideally have experience of working with NEET young people.
To Apply: All roles are subject to an Enhanced Disclosure check. Closing date: Monday 29th January; Interviews w/c 5th February. For an application contact Andrew on 020 7641 4506 quoting the job ref. Email: abaker@cwh.org.uk

Casting Administrator
ENGLISH NATIONAL OPERA
Location: London
Salary:  ??
Closing date:29 January 2007
We are looking to appoint a Casting Administrator to assist the Head of Casting with artistic activities in the company.
To Apply: Please send an A4 SAE (52p postage) for an application pack, quoting the job title, to Rebecca Hickmore, ENO, London Coliseum, St Martin's Lane, London WC2N 4ES or email to music@eno.org

Art Director
NATIONAL MAGAZINE COMPANY LIMITED
Location: London
Salary:  £24 000
Closing date:29 January 2007
Britain's most exciting new true life magazine is looking for a dynamic Art Director to take Real People into its second successful year. We want an inspiring, visionary designer with formidable imagination who loves the challenge of working with real life. We want someone who loves getting their hands on a reader's set of collects to illustrate a jaw dropping story of murder, passion or stomach stapling. You need a great sense of humour to ensure that the magazine has laughs as well as love rats. Experience as an Art Director on a weekly magazine or daily newspaper is essential.
To Apply: Please apply to Louise Court, Editorial Director at louise.court@acp-natmag.co.uk or ACP-Natmag, National Magazine House, 72 Broadwick Street, London W1F 9EP

Music Co-Ordinator
ENGLISH NATIONAL OPERA
Location: London
Salary:  £23 000
Closing date:29 January 2007
We wish to appoint a Music Co-ordinator who will assist the Music Director, Head of Music Administration and Head of Music with the effective administration of the Music Department of ENO.  To apply for this position you should have excellent interpersonal, communication and administrative skills. Computer literacy is essential.
To Apply: Please send an A4 SAE (52p postage) for an application pack, quoting the job title, to Rebecca Hickmore, ENO, London Coliseum, St Martin's Lane, London WC2N 4ES or email to music@eno.org

Head of Resources
NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY
Location: London
Salary:  £50 - £55,000 per annum
Closing date: 29 January 2007
As a key member of the Gallery's senior management team, you will take responsibility for a range of support functions including buildings and facilities management, visitor services and safety, information systems and Human Resources. This is a high-profile role within the organisation - and with an annual budget of £2 million, it is critical to our future development and success.
To Apply: Full details of this and all other employment opportunities at the Gallery can be viewed at our website www.npg.org.uk/jobs or requested by e-mailing: personnel@npg.org.uk

Director
FARFIELD PROJECT DIRECTOR
Location: Cumbria and Isle of Man
Salary:  £30,000 - £34,000
Closing date:31 January 2007, 12pm
We now seek an inspirational and committed individual to champion the Project, manage a process of change and development and deliver an ambitious artistic programme with an emphasis on contemporary textile arts.
To Apply: For further information and application pack go to www.farfieldmill.org or phone Anne Pierson 015396 21958

Children's Art Director for Fiction and Non-Fiction
PAN MACMILLAN
Location: London
Salary:  £24 000
Closing date:31 January 2007
We are looking for an exceptionally creative, innovative and flexible individual. Previous children's publishing experience is desirable but not essential to oversee this prestigious and diverse list.  If you have experience of designing fiction and non-fiction covers for all ages, extensive typographic knowledge and know you can bring us your enthusiasm and new ideas, we would like to meet you.
To Apply:To apply, please send your CV, colour photocopies of six samples of recent work and your current salary to: Rebecca Innes, Personnel Department at londonrecruitment@macmillan.co.uk quoting the relevant reference number.

Producer
SPNM
Location: London
Salary:  £30 000
Closing date:02 February 2007
We are looking for a Producer to devise and deliver a yearround performance and education programme throughout the UK with partners across the performing arts. The successful candidate will have at least three years' experience in producing performance or educational projects, with lots of initiative and a passion for and knowledge of the contemporary arts, artists and audiences.
To Apply: Further information: www.spnm.org.uk/jobs.  Alternatively contact Anna Durance on marketing@spnm.org.uk or 020 7407 1640.

Business Manager
ARTS AND BUSINESS
Location: Avon
Salary:  £25,000 - £29,000
Closing date:02 February 2007
Supporting arts organisations to develop relationships with local businesses, you'll help maximise their engagement and establish greater collaboration. This will involve liaising with public and private sector organisations, setting up partnerships and advising on the Arts & Business Investment Programme. A good all-round manager, you'll have experience in an arts or business environment and demonstrable skills in selling. A flexible approach is essential as the position requires some travel around the region and attendance at the occasional evening event.
To Apply: To find out more about this position, apply online or download an application pack, please visit our website at www.AandB.org.uk Alternatively, you can contact us by emailing, human.resources@AandB.org.uk or write to Human Resources Department, Arts & Business, Nutmeg House, 60 Gainsford Street, London SE1 2NY. Closing Date: Friday 2nd February 2007.

County Art Officer
WORCESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
Location: Worcestershire
Salary:   £29,159 - £32,487
Closing date:02 February 2007
This role is about strategically managing arts in partnership with bodies such as district councils, youth service, schools, arts organisations and external bodies including Arts Council England, and involvement in 'Shindig' - a successful rural touring scheme that encourages talent and participation in and around Worcestershire.  You will support and promote the work of artists: whether that's by providing grants to arts bodies, developing facilities or offering individual advice and encouragement. Just as importantly, you'll contribute to the Arts vision for Worcestershire County Council.
To Apply: Forms from Tel: (01905) 765765. Or apply on-line at www.worcestershire.gov.uk Quote Ref: FI102 For more information or to apply visit www.worcestershire.gov.uk/jobs

Head of Learning and Audience
THE BRITISH MUSEUM
Location: London
Salary:  £53,701 pa rising to £69,469 pa by annual increments
Closing date:05 February 2007
We are currently looking for a highly experienced and creative leader to head our newly restructured department of Learning & Audiences; developing and directing a strategic programme to enhance and extend audience engagement and learning over the next five years. You will raise the profile of the department, working with all major stakeholders to ensure the successful design and delivery of a fully integrated public and learning programme. You will maximise the potential of our interpretation, web, library and Museum in Britain functions so as to increase visitor numbers and enhance public understanding and engagement.
To Apply: For further information or a full application pack, please visit www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/jobs or email bm@peoplemedia.co.uk quoting reference 669.

Administrator and Project co-ordinator: Technical Services
BRITISH FILM INSTITUTE
Location: London
Salary:  £21 000
Closing date:05 February 2007
BFI Southbank will launch in March this year bringing UK and international audiences improved and enhanced access to the best in British and international film and screen culture.  You will have excellent organisational skills and support the Head of Technical Services in managing and delivering a wide range of tasks and projects.
To Apply: An application pack can be obtained by visiting www.bfi.org.uk/jobs Email jobs@bfi.org.uk or write to HR Department, BFI Imax, 1 Charlie Chaplin Walk, Waterloo, London SE1 8XT or by contacting our recruitment information number 020 7957 4818.

Head of Culture
READING BOROUGH COUNCIL
Location: Reading
Salary:  £62,340 - £73,041 pa plus benefits
Closing date: 05 February 2007
It's a huge challenge. There's everything to achieve here - and far too much to detail in one job advert. But some of the major areas you'll focus on are promoting Reading within the national arena, building partnerships to create a new International Summer festival, leading Reading Comedy Festival through an exciting period of growth and ensuring that the culture agenda is at the heart of council policy. You'll also develop Reading's international position as the first and currently only UK town to have signed up to the principles of Agenda 21 for Culture.
To Apply: For more information, please contact Roger Morris on 0118 939 0348 or email Roger.Morris@reading.gov.uk Application forms can be downloaded or completed on-line at www.reading.gov.uk Alternatively, e-mail: recruitment@reading.gov.uk quoting reference HEX0135 or call 0118 939 0039 (24 hour answerphone). Closing date: 12 noon 

Broadcast Technician/Projectionist
BRITISH FILM INSTITUTE
Location: London
Salary:  £24 000
Closing date:05 February 2007
You will have a background in broadcast technology and form part of a wider team delivering a high-quality technical service across the BFI Southbank screens..
To Apply: An application pack can be obtained by visiting www.bfi.org.uk/jobs Email jobs@bfi.org.uk or write to HR Department, BFI Imax, 1 Charlie Chaplin Walk, Waterloo, London SE1 8XT or by contacting our recruitment information number 020 7957 4818.

Education Curator
BRITISH FILM INSTITUTE
Location: London
Salary:  £24 000
Closing date:05 February 2007
You will be responsible for devising and implementing new educational services directly geared to adults in both formal and informal contexts.
To Apply: An application pack can be obtained by visiting www.bfi.org.uk/jobs Email jobs@bfi.org.uk or write to HR Department, BFI Imax, 1 Charlie Chaplin Walk, Waterloo, London SE1 8XT or by contacting our recruitment information number 020 7957 4818. 

Head of Exhibitions
BRITISH FILM INSTITUTE SOUTHBANK
Location: London
Salary:  £24 000
Closing date:05 February 2007
You will be responsible for curating and managing an international programme of artists' film, video and new media work, in the Gallery and other spaces across BFI Southbank. Experience of producing and curating film/media projects is essential.
To Apply: An application pack can be obtained by visiting www.bfi.org.uk/jobs Email jobs@bfi.org.uk or write to HR Department, BFI Imax, 1 Charlie Chaplin Walk, Waterloo, London SE1 8XT or by contacting our recruitment information number 020 7957 4818.  

Administrator
ARTS AND BUSINESS
Location: Cambridge
Salary:  £15,000 - £19,000
Closing date: 06 February 2007
Organised and efficient, you'll be responsible for the day-to-day running of our Cambridge office. You will need strong administrative, database and communications skills and will be the first point of contact for both arts and business organisations. In this rewarding role, you will need to prioritise a wide range of tasks and provide support to the Director and our busy East of England team.
To Apply: To find out more about this position, apply online or download an application pack, please visit our website at www.AandB.org.uk Alternatively, you can contact us by emailing, human.resources@AandB.org.uk or write to Human Resources Department, Arts & Business, Nutmeg House, 60 Gainsford Street, London SE1 2NY. Closing Date: Friday 6th February 2007. Interviews: 6th February.

Artistic - Executive Director
WATERMILL THEATRE
Location: Newbury, Berkshire
Salary:  ??
Closing date:06 February 2007
The successful candidate will lead the theatre artistically and operationally to ensure it meets its creative, financial and audience objectives. S/he will also drive forward the planned capital programme to improve and refurbish the theatre and its facilities.
To Apply: To download an application pack visit www.watermill.org.uk, call Ellen on 01635 45834, or email admin@watermill.org.uk


 

Ireland

ARTS CARE
Location: Belfast
Salary:  ?
Closing date:03 January 2007
Application forms are available from: Arts Care, 2 Franklin St, Belfast, BT2 8DQ or by Telephone 028 9053 5639 or by visiting www.artscare.co.uk

Operations Director
ARTS COUNCIL IRELAND
Location: Dublin
Salary:  70k
Closing date:05 January 2007
Further details on this post are available on the Arts Council’s website http://www.artscouncil.ie.  If you are interested in the above position please forward your CV to Sylvia O’Reilly, Human Resources, The Arts Council, 70 Merrion Square, Dublin 2 or e-mail your CV to sylvia.oreilly@artscouncil.ie no later than 5 January 2007.

Arts Manager
ARTWELL
Location: Castleblayney, Co Monaghan
Salary:  30 - 35 000
Closing date:23 January 2007
Full details and application pack contact T: 042 9753401 E: arts@iontascastleblayney.ie

Festival Administrator/ Volunteer Manager
CORK MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL
Location: Castleblayney, Co Monaghan
Salary:  20 800 - 23 400
Closing date:26 January 2007
CV and letter of application to Sarah Buckley, Acting Festival Manager, Cork Midsummer Festival, Cork Civic Trust House, 50 Pope’s Quay, Cork Further details from info@corkfestival.com / www.corkfestival.com / + 353 (0)21 421 5131

Temporary Technical Assistant
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF IRELAND - NATURAL HISTORY
Location: Dublin
Salary:  ??
Closing date:26 January 2007
http://www.museum.ie/jobs

Temporary Assistant Conservator (Paper)
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF IRELAND
Location: Dublin
Salary:  ??
Closing date:26 January 2007
http://www.museum.ie/jobs

Digital Media Facilitators
REGIONAL CULTURAL CENTRE
Location: Donegal
Salary:  ??
Closing date:26 January 2007
If you are interested in being included please send your CV to: letterkennyartscentre@gmail.comor Taryn GleesonLetterkenny Arts CentreOliver Plunkett Rd
Letterkenny Co. Donegal 00353 74 91 29 186

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