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David Careers

Multidisciplinary Creative

Posted 13 days ago

new renaissanceFargo (ND)
Artists and Related Workers, All OtherMuseums

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

About New Renaissance New Renaissance brings people together around art & culture, to share work, discover new ideas & build relationships. Our cultural network connects artists, collectors and curious minds through artworks, collections, projects and ideas. Alongside the network, New Renaissance Art Advisory supports collections, acquisitions, commissions, partnerships and cultural strategy for individuals, brands and institutions.
The Role: We are expanding our network of multidisciplinary creatives: people whose practice spans art, architecture, design, film, technology, writing, research or related fields. This is an independent, project-based opportunity. Engagements may include:
  • Participation in curated releases
  • Presentations of work to collectors and institutions
  • Contributions to interdisciplinary projects and cultural initiatives
  • Strategic introductions within our network Scope, timing and compensation are agreed for each project. Joining the network does not guarantee an assignment or ongoing employment. Ideal Profile
  • A strong body of work across one or more creative disciplines
  • A clear point of view and ability to communicate the ideas behind your practice
  • Professional reliability and thoughtful engagement with others
  • Interest in working across disciplines Experience presenting work to collectors or institutions is valued.
How to Apply: Apply through LinkedIn with a portfolio link and a short note about your practice, the disciplines you work across and the kinds of projects you would like to pursue. Explore New.

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