Open arts-related career opportunities are listed below. CIVA member organizations and institutions are invited to post job openings on the CIVA website, free of charge. Non-members are also welcome to announce open job positions, however, there is a $50 fee for this service.
Levelling Up – Master Artist
To be a LevellingUp Master Artist, you must have:
1. 20+ Years of full-time dedication to your craft
2. Exceptional quality & unique style that sets your artwork apart
3. Be passionate about mentorship, teaching, & support of growing artists
Each Master mentors a small group of artists once per month.
• Each group is 6-8 artists
• Group meets for a 2-hour videoconference
• Your commitment is ~2.5 hrs/month for each group you lead
• Your group is supported by a facilitator
• You mentor a group for 6-8 months, after which you can move to a new group
Application Deadline: October 1, 2021
Contact: Mike deBoer, Earn.It@LevellingUp.ca
College of the Ozarks – Art Professor
The art department is seeking a candidate who can incorporate contemporary digital applications for design into the existing program. The position requires a Master of Fine Arts degree in graphic design or at least three years of design industry experience with an MFA in studio art. Prior college or university teaching experience is preferred. The candidate should be committed to working and communicating effectively with other faculty members and student workers and have the desire to continue the growth of an innovative and vibrant art program. Rank and salary commensurate with qualifications and experience.
Remote Position: Yes
Application Deadline: October 31, 2021
Contact: Sallie Hitchcock, hitchcock@cofo.edu
Whitworth University – Assistant Professor of Art: Drawing & Painting
The Art Department at Whitworth University invites applicants for a tenure track faculty position in 2-D art at the rank of Assistant Professor. Along with teaching, the professor will oversee the 2-D curriculum, including the 2-D track within the Art major, serve as mentor and advisor to students, engage in research and/or creative work, and participate in departmental activities and faculty governance. Whitworth University is an EEO employer. Application review begins 9/1/2021.
START DATE: July 2022.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: M.F.A. in Painting or closely related field.
TO APPLY: Please submit to www.whitworth.edu/
Remote Position: No
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Contact: Sam Abbot, sabbott@whitworth.edu
Trinity Western University – Art History Instructor
The department of Art + Design in the School of Arts, Media + Culture at Trinity Western University (TWU) in Langley, BC, Canada is seeking a part-time instructor to teach an art history course on the Langley campus this fall; future teaching opportunities in this area are also a possibility. Our immediate need is for the instructor to teach ART 327: Modern Art History (see course descriptio
Course Description:
ART 327 – Modern Art History
This course traces the diverse artistic movements that developed in urban centres throughout Europe from The Great Exhibition of 1851 in London to the Dada movement in Zurich in the 1920s. Students consider the changing role of the artist and the way in which both the subject matter and the stylistic treatment of their art are shaped by and are a response to this “modern” world.
Required Qualifications:
- A Master’s degree in art history (or related field) required, (PhD preferred)
- 1-2 years experience in post-secondary teaching
- All interested applicants must be able to sign TWU’s Statement of Faith (SoF) and Community Covenant (CC) found at twu.ca/mission-
vision-and-statement-of-faith
Contact: Please send your CV/Resume, a brief cover letter, and the signed SoF and CC to the Chair of Art + Design, Joshua Hale, at joshua.hale@twu.ca.
Application Deadline: Due to the short timeline, you are encouraged to submit your materials right away. Accepted until position is filled
Grünewald Guild Internships
Guild internships may last from 3 weeks to 5 months. All Guild interns work a 40-hour week, with work time divided into three categories:
- 20 hours/week: specific internship-related tasks and projects, as directed by the internship supervisor(s)
- 10 hours/week: self-guided professional development, with occasional input from the internship supervisor(s)
- 10 hours/week: participation in general community chores, as directed by the guest care coordinator
Guild interns receive free room & board for the duration of their internship, one free Guild class, and significantly reduced tuition on any additional classes they choose to take. Unfortunately, at this time we are not able to provide financial compensation for our interns; however, some previous interns have been able to secure funding through their school’s financial aid office or their home church congregation. Up to $500 travel reimbursements will be issued to interns upon completion of the summer program.
Application Deadline
Accepted until positions are filled