Blacklist Magazine, a Brandeis undergraduate literary & arts journal, is seeking submission in written and visual arts – including poetry, short fiction, creative nonfiction, visual art, photography, and digital art. All submissions should by sent by email to blacklistmagazine@gmail.com by 11:59 p.m. on Thursday, October 19.
For more information on submission guidelines visit our website, https://blacklistmagazineblog.wordpress.com
Announcing the Rose Bowl Curriculum Development Internship – Applications for Fall 2017 Now Being Accepted!
If your answer to the above questions is YES, please consider applying for the 2017-18 Rose Bowl Curriculum Development Internship! This project-based internship invites Bruins to guide the evolution of the Rose Bowl’s popular educational tour program. Hundreds of elementary and middle-school students from greater LA participate in this growing program each year. Your work as an intern will make their visits both educational and memorable.
VENICE ARTS is a 24 year-old, award-winning youth arts nonprofit, which offers free workshops for low-income families in photography, filmmaking, animation, and multimedia. Venice Arts is an excellent place to build your skills and expand your knowledge in media arts, arts education, participant photography and filmmaking, and arts administration.
VENICE ARTS IS HIRING ARTIST-MENTOR CLASSROOM ASSISTANTS
Artist Mentors assist the Teaching Artist in youth media arts workshops for ages 10–18. The ideal Artist-Mentor has experience in photography, filmmaking, animation, or visual art. Experience teaching or working with youth is preferred, but not required. This is a great way to gain teaching experience, and inspire young people to hone their craft. Artist-Mentor Interns will be trained by Venice Arts, and mentor in our youth programs. UCLA students who can commit through April 28, 2018 are preferred. The internship is typically a three hour/week commitment. This is an unpaid internship, and Venice Arts will support students in arranging academic credit for their assignment.
Resume Polishing for North Campus Graduate Students & Postdoctoral Scholars
Register: https://resumepolishingnorthcampus.eventbrite.com
Tuesday, October 10th | Young Research Library (YRL) West Classroom 23167 |
3:30 PM-5:00 PM
A quick reminder that applications to our Juried Exhibition 2018 close on Friday, October 13th.
Apply here to get your work seen by our wonderful jurors Jamillah James, Jonathan Griffin and Steven Nelson!
HAMMER Registrarial Internship
The intern selected for this position will assist and learn the acquisitions process for works entering the museum’s collection, learn how information on the collection is kept both in the collections database and in paper files, and assist with data entry and file management. This student will learn best practices for artwork storage, object handling, and assist with condition reporting works entering the collection. He/she will also assist with pulling works from the Grunwald Collection for viewing by visiting scholars, classes and curators and assist with updating information in The Museum Systems (TMS), the collections database for the museum’s collections.
SWC is now recruiting for our 12 committees (clubs):
CALL FOR PERFORMERS!
Fowler Out Loud is now accepting submissions for our Winter 2018 season and we would love to hear from you! Fowler Out Loud is an evening concert series that invites UCLA students from various disciplines to perform at the museum.
Assistant Professor in Illustration
Position: The Department of Art & Art History at the University of Utah invites applications for a Full-time, tenure-track appointment in Illustration at the rank of Assistant Professor, starting date and appointment July 1, 2018.
LUMINA is seeking visual arts submissions from established and emerging artists for Issue XVII: Resistance.
Within the pages of LUMINA, the experimental and traditional are celebrated together, transforming into something innovative and exciting. Our goal is to be thought-provoking, relevant, and powerful by engaging writers and artists across disciplines, identities, geography, and form.