Tom Gray on wed 29 may 96
Help wanted!!!
We are in need of a potter to help throw our basic dinnerware line. This would
include plates, mugs, bowls, etc. plus a few assorted serving pieces.
We pay well & are only interested in accomplished potters.
The job would require moving to Seagrove, NC. Although we need someone for 3
days a week- finding 2 or 3 more days will not present a problem. Seagrove has
over 80 potteries within a 20 mile radius. We would assist in finding the extra
days to make it worth your while!
Interested applicants should contact-
Tom Gray
Tom Gray Pottery
1480 Fork Creek Mill Rd.
Seagrove,NC 27341
(910)873-8290
tgraypots@atomic.net
gina m bobrowski on fri 18 sep 98
Employment opportunity Available Immediately.
Studio Manager: Santa Fe Clay Co., Ceramic Art Center. The studio offers
ongoing classes and workshops in handbuilding, throwing and glazing
techniques for adults, teens and children. This is a small close knit team
environment located in the historic Railyards in Santa Fe New Mexico.
Applicants should be thoroughly experienced in all aspects of clay,
including throwing, handbuilding and firing. Working knowledge of
equipment and repair (wheels, electric and gas kilns and various other
studio equipment) is needed. Some teaching experience is preferred.
Essential skills should include refined organizational abilities,
communication skills and the ability to manage a large varied studio
population. Writing and computer skills desired.
Please respond by phone (505) 984-1122
Or mail to Santa Fe Clay Co.
1615 Paseo de Peralta
Santa Fe, NM 87501
or Fax (505)984-1706.
Please do not respond by email.
Wendy Rosen on fri 6 nov 98
Make A Difference!
Here's a job where you can help artists create successful businesses!
**Artist Services Representative**
Duties include: Advice to artists on small business topics and available
services and resources. Collect information from arts organizations.
Assist in show and event planning. Select slides for promotional use.
Write/edit artist biographies, and descriptions of work. Solve problems
for artists!
Requirements: Writing, organization and computer database skills. Basic
Internet knowledge. Friendly voice, caring nature. Must relocate to
Baltimore. Excellent benefits. Starting salary $24,000+
Send resume to:
Wendy Rosen
The Rosen Group, Inc.
3000 Chestnut Ave #304
Baltimore, MD 21211
Thanks!
Wendy
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Susan Davy on fri 12 mar 99
Will be hiring one person for the studio...main duties to be throwing
our functional line of stoneware, clay mixing on occasion, some glazing,
possibly some sales opportunities, kiln firing. Hourly wage. Please
email me directly, and/or send resume-experience level.
Susan Davy
Davy Pottery, Inc.
2401 100th Street NW
Bulington ND 58722
pottery@minot.com
ILENE MAHLER on sun 16 apr 00
Please announce the following job opening:
Title: Studio Manager
Starting Date: June 1, 2000
Location: Wesleyan Potters, Middletown, Connecticut
Wesleyan Potters is a craft school, run by a cooperative of about 100
members, offering classes year-round in pottery, basket weaving,
jewelry, children's art, and occasional workshops in other crafts.
General Duties
Loading and firing kilns (cone 10 reduction)
Ordering and Maintaining supplies and equipment
General Supervision, including cleaning of the studio and building
Be a resource person for students and members
Possible teaching (depending on qualifications)
Supervision of studio assistant
Hours: Approximately 30-35 hours/week
Includes evenings and some weekends
We are looking for someone who has a thorough knowledge of high fire
reduction kilns, glazes, and clay, who has a strong commitment to
pottery, who would feel comfortable working in the environment of a
cooperative. Further details about the position are available upon
request.
Any interested candidates should send a resume by April 30 to:
Anne Wolfgang
Wesleyan Potters, Inc.
350 S. Main St.
Middletown, CT 06457
Phone (860) 347-5925
Fax (860) 343-1096
Email wesleyanpotters@snet.net
Email them directly , do not contact me or the clayart list about this
job. Ilene in Connecticut
Leigh Mickelson on fri 28 jul 00
Coordinator of Education and Community Programs
Baltimore Clayworks is seeking an artist/educator, proficient in ceramics,
to fill the full-time position of Coordinator of Education and Community
Programs. Employment start date will be September 11, 2000. Responsibilities
for the community programs for under-served children are to develop and
nurture collaborations between artists, community partners, and funding
agencies. The coordinator will be responsible for program planning,
budgeting, scheduling, and working with community artists/teachers.
Experience with low-fire technologies is highly desirable. He/she will also
be responsible for scheduling and coordinating the classes given at
Baltimore Clayworks each year. This includes hiring and evaluating
teachers, managing registration, communicating with other staff, students
and teachers and ensuring that the classrooms are supplied and properly set
up.
For more information, call 410-578-1919. To apply, send cover letter,
resume, salary expectations and references as
soon as possible to:
Education and Community Arts Coordinator
c/o Deborah Bedwell, executive director
Baltimore Clayworks
5706 Smith Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21209
Visit our website at www.baltimoreclayworks.org
Sarah Bailey on wed 1 aug 01
Pewabic Pottery in Detroit, Michigan has the following
position open for immediate employment:
STUDIO MANAGER for Pewabic Pottery's Education Studio.
Requirements: Must have degree in ceramics (BFA or
equivalent required, MFA preferred) and management
experience.
Job Description:
Responsible for maintaining general materials and
supplies of the Education Studio. Responsible for
managing Education Studio schedule. Serve as liaison
for Pewabic Pottery Education Studio to the community.
Assist Director of Education, instructors, visiting
artists, and students as needed.
Pay Rate and Benefits:
Studio Manager position is full-time and pay rate is
negotiable based on experience. Benefits include
health plan, paid vacation, and federal holidays.
Employee studio space is provided with a materials
allotment. Potential opportunity to teach classes for
additional income.
To apply:
Send a cover letter, resume, and up to 20 slides of
your work to:
Kim Wilson
Director of Education
Pewabic Pottery
10125 E. Jefferson Ave.
Detroit, MI 48214
Applications must be postmarked by AUGUST 18, 2001.
Position will begin immediately.
www.pewabic.com
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scott lykens on tue 2 apr 02
Pewabic Pottery
School Mural Project Coordinator: Deadline April 15th
Seeking individual to grow and oversee Pewabic School Mural Project Program.
Candidate should have experience with public commissions. Photoshop or
Minicad knowledge preferred. Duties include but are not limited to sales,
quote and comtract development, project design and implementation of design
through preparation of materials, classroom fabrication and quality control.
Qualified candidate should have BFA,MFA or equivalent preferred, with
extensive knowledge of ceramics. Flexibility and creative problem solving a
must. Ability to work independantly, or with minimum supervision, in
addition to working with a team and directinig volunteers, administrators
and educators within a committee atmosphere is crucial.
Full time Salaried postion, with benefits, position to begin immediatley
Send cover letter, resume, and up to 20 slides to Kim Wilson; Director of
Education Of Pewabic Pottery, 10125 E. Jefferson Ave.,Detroit, MI 48214
Job Responsabilities
Sales:
promote School Mural Program, present slide presentation to interested
parties, soloicit sales to architectural firms, schools, and other
interested parties develop pricing quotes based on initial client meetings
Design:
ability to work with photoshop and minicad programs, work with clients to
develop mural designs
Education:
ability to wrok with a variety of age groups, positively communicate and
eduacte all students, volunteers and school personnel on all stages of
ceramic arts during the mural project experience.
Administrative:
to translate customer requests into an organized plan of action.
Accurately translate customer requests into a high quality implementable
experience.
Educational:
organize, order and deliver all materials, manage pewabic personnel and
volunteers necessary for the job manage school mural project budget, work
directly with and under the supervision of the Director of Education
Misc:
to enthusiastically represent Pewabic pottery, assist any Education
Department project when School
Mural Project demands are less than 10 Hours a week.
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Sarah Bailey on thu 11 mar 04
Greenfield Village seeks a full-time potter for its pottery shop.
Responsibilities include mixing clay, throwing production ware,
drape-molding plates, sgraffito- and slip-decorating vessels and flat ware,
glazing, loading and firing electric and salt kilns, and providing
demonstrations to the public. Greenfield Village Pottery Shop is a busy
production shop that creates early American redware and salt-glazed
stoneware for retail sale. The shop staff produce wheel-thrown and
drape-molded wares and typically work with 10-12 tons of clay a year.
Equipment in the shop includes a ball mill, blunger, two filter presses,
jigger and jolly machines, RAM press, electric wheels and kilns, and two
salt kilns ranging in size from 80 cu. ft. to 240 cu. ft.
BFA or equivalent experience required. Strong communication skills
essential. Competitive wage and benefits. Deadline to apply: April 1, 2004.
Send letter, resume and 10-15 slides of functional work to Dan Kirk,
Historic District Manager, P.O. Box 1970, 20900 Oakwood Blvd., Dearborn, MI
48121-1970. E-mail: dank@thehenryford.org; www.thehenryford.org.
Earth and Fire Pottery on wed 21 sep 05
Hello folks-
Long time no talk to. Below is a job listing for a
pretty good position for a pretty good company. One
sweet groove as we say around here.
I am currently making one of my periodic side
trips in life as part of a six person research and
development department. I am currently working as head
of a new division devoted to making very large one
piece tiles. This is a 'people' company, not a
corporation. It is the largest art tile facility in
the US, employs over 150 people and pushes out over
1.5 million (wholesale) in tile out the door every
month.
This might be a good opportunity for someone who
has been dislocated by Katrina, or is looking for
something new to do.
Northern California is a beautiful part of the
world, grapes as far as you can see. San Francisco is
two hours south, the Pacific Ocean one hour west, and
the Sierras are 4 hours east. I go to SF to get cold,
the ocean to listen to the waves and the Sierras to
ski. Nice.
Sonoma Tilemakers, Inc. is a manufacturer of
handcrafted ceramic tile located in the beautiful wine
country of Northern California is looking for a person
with a ceramic background to serve as assistant to the
president.
We are currently seeking a Plant Manager. Candidates
should have a BS in Ceramics, or related area and at
least 3 years experience in manufacturing. Familiarity
with ram pressing, extruding, and fast-firing
techniques a plus.
We offer competitive wages, health benefits, profit
sharing, 401k and other benefits.
Please forward resume and salary history/requirements
via e-mail to:
Sonoma Tilemakers, Inc.
E-mail: dana@sonomatilemakers.com
Web address: www.sonaomatilemakers.com
Sonoma Tilemakers, equal opportunity employer
Gregg Allen Lindsley
Earth and Fire Pottery
Instructor - Mendocino College
Board Member Potters Council
Mail only: PO Box 402
Cobb, Ca. 95426
UPS etc.: 10325 Brookside Drive
Whispering Pines, Ca. 95426
e mail: gerrg@yahoo.com
http://www.earthandfirepottery.net
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Molly Stetzer on tue 4 oct 05
Ceramic Tech position at Abington Art Center available. Abington Art Center
is located just outside of Philadelphia, PA. Starting with 10 hours/week,
possibility of 16 hours/week, also teaching opportunities.
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, kiln loading, unloading,
firing, and maintenance, glaze mixing, clay recycling, general cleaning,
community building, and studio chores.
The Art Center is a great place! The job is very flexible in terms of
setting hours, and the position's most appealing perk is 24 hour access to
the studio. The technician gets a dedicated studio space and free glazes
and firing.
There are a lot of programs going on at the Art Center, so if you wanted to
get involved in programs outside the clay studio, opportunities are
seemingly endless. Plus there is a great shop (possibility of selling your
work) and two beautiful galleries (possibility of showing your work.)
Check out the Art Center by visiting www.abingtonartcenter.org
Email your resume to kallen@abingtonartcenter.org
Thanks!
Misty Mangham on tue 4 oct 05
Hello, Molly I recieved the email about the apprenticeship in Philly, PA. I am sorry that I can't participate for it would have been a great learning experience for me. I unfortunately don't live in the area, but I would be very happy if you could tell me if you know of any in the Birmingham, AL area it would be highly appreciated.
Thanks
Misty
Molly Stetzer wrote:
Ceramic Tech position at Abington Art Center available. Abington Art Center
is located just outside of Philadelphia, PA. Starting with 10 hours/week,
possibility of 16 hours/week, also teaching opportunities.
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, kiln loading, unloading,
firing, and maintenance, glaze mixing, clay recycling, general cleaning,
community building, and studio chores.
The Art Center is a great place! The job is very flexible in terms of
setting hours, and the position's most appealing perk is 24 hour access to
the studio. The technician gets a dedicated studio space and free glazes
and firing.
There are a lot of programs going on at the Art Center, so if you wanted to
get involved in programs outside the clay studio, opportunities are
seemingly endless. Plus there is a great shop (possibility of selling your
work) and two beautiful galleries (possibility of showing your work.)
Check out the Art Center by visiting www.abingtonartcenter.org
Email your resume to kallen@abingtonartcenter.org
Thanks!
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