Program Manager
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projectartDoral (FL)
Project Management SpecialistsFine Arts Schools
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
ProjectArt is building the largest art school in America without owning a single building. It is an award-winning, national nonprofit that transforms public libraries into vital cultural hubs through artist residencies where contemporary visual artists teach free, after-school art classes to underserved youth, while developing new artwork in the library.Job DescriptionProgram Manager, Miami is in charge of overseeing its Miami programs portfolio. The Manager will work part-time and report directly to ProjectArt's Director of Programs, and founder and Executive Directort when needed. The job includes but is not limited to the following tasks. Under the leadership of our Executive Director, b e ProjectArt's on-the-ground representative for all things Miami.Liaise with art galleries, spaces, cultural institutions and partners with the goal of broadening our reach, showcasing our artists and students work in highly visible spaces, and forming strategic, long-term alliances. Oversee Miami 's artist residency program and art classes.Recruit, hire, train and manage Miami Resident Artists Liaise with library partners to work out any programmatic issues and ensure end of year student exhibitions are well coordinated Work with public libraries to recruit students to participate in each ProjectArt program through visits at the library and local schools Ensure that each class is taught, evaluations are performed and attendance is regular in all of ProjectArt's classes Collect payroll hours every two weeks for teachers Support the planning and installation resident artist exhibition Requirements 3-5+ years of experience working in programs.Familiarity and connectedness with Miami's art scene Experience working with artists Ideally, experience in working with youth or in education. Ideally, managing budgets and contracts. Hours per week: approx 15-20 hours. Pay: $20/ hr. EOE/BIPOC/F/Persons with disabilities/ Veterans
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