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Fine Art Framer
Location: Virginia Beach, VA Schedule: Flexible Schedule | Part-Time or Full-Time Consideration Pay: Competitive, based on experience
About the Opportunity: We are seeking an experienced Fine Art Framer to join a creative and collaborative design studio. This position is perfect for someone who enjoys hands-on craftsmanship, takes pride in precision work, and wants the flexibility to contribute to meaningful projects in an artistic environment.
Responsibilities: Build custom frames using wood, metal, and archival-quality materials Cut mats, glazing, and backing materials accurately and efficiently Handle artwork with care, including prints, original pieces, textiles, and three-dimensional objects Prepare framing materials and maintain an organized workshop Assist with client consultations by preparing samples and providing design input when needed Follow quality standards to ensure every project meets client expectations
Qualifications: Previous experience in custom framing, woodworking, furniture assembly, cabinetry, or related craftsmanship Strong attention to detail and ability to work with precise measurements Knowledge of archival and conservation framing techniques is preferred, but training is available for the right candidate Ability to work independently and manage time effectively Comfortable lifting, moving, and handling artwork of varying sizes Positive attitude and commitment to producing high-quality work Why Join Our Team? Creative and supportive studio environment Opportunity to expand your skills in advanced framing and conservation techniques Work on unique and meaningful art projects Employee discounts on framing services and materials Flexible scheduling options Apply Today! If you have a passion for craftsmanship, enjoy detailed work, and want to be part of a creative team, we'd love to hear from you. Apply now to learn more about this exciting Fine Art Framer opportunity.

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