AVAILABLE POSITIONS
Studio Facilitator
(with a focus on post-production)
Part Time-15 hours a week
An ideal candidate for this position is a creative person who finds joy and inspiration in a collaborative, mission-driven environment. The primary duties of a Studio Facilitator are to aid Studio Artists in creating artwork, assist in maintaining a well-functioning and engaging studio environment, and work collaboratively with fellow staff and volunteers to support the Studio’s mission.
The ideal candidate is comfortable working in a fast-paced, hands-on environment where priorities shift with our project calendar. This role helps build and maintain the workflows that move artists' work from the studio to the gallery store, including tracking inventory, coordinating handling and transport, and ensuring pieces are exhibition-ready ahead of opening deadlines.The ideal candidate is looking to learn and collaborate–bringing their own ideas to the table while also seeking out and valuing the skills and experience of others on the team.
General Duties
Support the organization’s mission and values as well as the goals of studio programs
Assist in conceptualizing and creating artwork in support of and in collaboration with Studio Artists
Direct support of Studio Artists during studio sessions
Preparation and cleanup for studio sessions
Organization and maintenance of studio space and equipment
Maintain a supportive, positive, and engaging studio environment
Specific Duties
Post production for artist work, including but not limited to packaging, matting, framing, and installing hanging hardware to art in conjunction with the Studio programs manager
Organization and cleanliness of the studio, framing area, and reception space
Organization and tidiness of the studio store
Learn and assistance with studio POS system (Shopify)
Support the Studio Programs Manager with program and production tasks, including the Artist-in-Residence (AIR) program
Requirements
Experience working in the arts, arts education, community arts, or/and nonprofit sector
Familiarity with a working studio environment and the creative process
Working knowledge of artistic principles and processes
Ability to utilize or willingness to learn a broad range of artistic techniques, tools, and materials
Ability to be adaptable and flexible in a dynamic studio environment
Comfortable working collaboratively with a diverse group of adult and young adult artists
Working knowledge of Google Suite
Adherence to the core values listed on the Studio’s website
Preferred but not required:
Experience working with adults and young adults on the autism spectrum
Prior retail experience and/or familiarity with selling and handling art
To apply, please email a resume and brief introduction telling us why you would like to work at SBTT to:
Sarah Rehmert, Program Director
Subject Heading: Studio Facilitator Position - Post Production
Studio Facilitator
(with a focus on community programs support)
Part Time-15 hours a week
An ideal candidate for this position is a creative person who finds joy and inspiration in a collaborative, mission-driven environment. The primary duties of a Studio Facilitator is to aid Studio Artists in creating artwork, assist in maintaining a well-functioning and engaging studio environment, and to work collaboratively with fellow staff and volunteers to support the Studio’s mission.
This position also includes additional duties which support the Community Programs Manager and specific studio programs serving both adults and young adults on the autism spectrum. Ideally this candidate has flexible availability and is open to learning and collaborating–bringing their own ideas to the table while also seeking out and valuing the skills and experience of others on the team. They should be comfortable adapting their communication style to meet participants where they are and a flexible, problem-solving mindset to studio sessions and program goals.
General Duties
Support the organization’s mission and values as well as the goals of studio programs
Assist in conceptualizing and creating artwork in support of and in collaboration with Studio Artists
Direct support of Studio Artists during studio sessions
Preparation and cleanup for studio classes
Organization and maintenance of studio space and equipment in conjunction with the SBTT studio team.
Maintain a supportive, positive, and engaging studio environment
Specific Duties
Supporting the Community Programs Manager with preparation for events such as markets, exhibitions, and community art night.
Organizing and maintaining event and market supplies including tents, tables, promotional materials, etc.
Transporting artwork to venues as well as assisting with installation when necessary.
Set up and breakdown for events and auxiliary programming.
Assisting the Community Programs Manager with curriculum development, instruction, and session support outside of the core adult program.
Requirements
Experience working in the arts, arts education, community arts, or/and nonprofit sector
Familiarity with a working studio environment and the creative process
Working knowledge of artistic principles and processes
Ability to utilize or willingness to learn a broad range of artistic techniques, tools, and materials
Ability to be adaptable and flexible in a dynamic classroom and studio environment
Comfortable working collaboratively with a diverse group of adults and young adults artists
Working knowledge of Google Suite
Adherence to the core values listed on the Studio’s website
Preferred but not required:
Experience working with adults and youth on the autism spectrum
Prior retail experience and/or familiarity with selling and handling art
Market vending experience
To apply, please email a resume and brief introduction telling us why you would like to work at SBTT to:
Sarah Rehmert, Program Director
Subject Heading: Studio Facilitator Position - Community Programs