Kelly Cowan on tue 7 apr 98
Small shop producing handmade tile in the Arts & Crafts style is seeking
experienced full-time studio help. Work is production oriented, physically
demanding and requires an organized individual capable of self motivation
and direction, preferably with a well developed sense of humor.
Ideally we would like to find someone who values the concept of community
and is interested in pursuing a long term commitment. Currently located in
a small rural town in S.W. Washington.
Contact Chuck Totten.
Totten Tileworks
P.O. Box 2
Winlock, WA 98596
Tel: 360.785.3282
Fax: 360.785.3380
tottentile@localaccess.com
Ron Goeke on sat 2 may 98
The Ron Goeke Studio of Rosemont, NJ, is currently seeking qualified
candidates to fill a full time studio production position. Located in the
rolling hills of Hunterdon county, New Jersey, the studio currently produces
a broad range of exquisite porcelain bas-relief tile, sculpture and
giftware. The position entails slip casting, dry and wet finishing, kiln
loading/firing, use of a Ram press and various other handtools. Excellent
hand skills are a must as is attention to detail, organization and the
ability to work unsupervised. Anyone interested in the position or seeking
additional information should respond by e-mail to:
RGSTUDIO@WORLDNET.ATT.NET.
Susan Goldstein on fri 22 jan 99
The Kentucky Guild of Artists and Craftsmen, located in Berea, Kentucky, is
looking for a Director with managerial and executive skills. Interested
parties should contact Larry Watson at watsonclay@juno.com or call the Guild
office at 606-986-3192.
Sheri Sweigard on fri 5 mar 99
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Summer Job Opening
Sierra Nevada College Summer Visiting Artist Workshop Program is currently
seeking a Resident Art Assistant for the summer of 1999, June 10th - August =
7th.
We are located on the north shore of Lake Tahoe on mountainous beautiful
terrain. The assistant will reside on campus and work as a lab tech. for =
the
ceramic workshops. The compensation will be =241500.00 and free housing for=
the
summer. Applicants must have experience mixing clay and glazes, as well as
loading and firing kilns. Hours will vary, but there will be some time to =
work
in clay and enjoy the workshops as well. The ceramic workshops this summer =
are
being given by: Rosette Gault, Julie LaCroix, Yoshi Ikeda, Tom Coleman, =
David
Wright and Marcia Selsor and glassblowing by Ed Broadfield. Applicants can
interview at NCECA in Columbus=3B SNC will have a table in the non-profit =
area.
We will also consider applicants who do not attend NCECA. To apply, please =
mail
(or e-mail) letter of application, resume - including names of three =
references
to Sheri Sweigard, Summer Art Director, Sierra Nevada College, P.O. Box =
4269,
Incline Village, NV 89450. For more information call (800) 332-8666 or =
e-mail
ssweigard=40sierranevada.edu
Sheri Sweigard
Summer Art Director
Sierra Nevada College
Box 4269
Incline Village, NV 89450
(775) 831-7799 x3139
www.sierranevada.edu/vpa/ppg4.htm
Jeanne Haskell on tue 24 oct 00
Dear Clay Professional -
In case you are interested, or know someone else who might be, we =
have a Chief Technician position becoming available in January. Here =
are some details:
Chief Technician wanted to run community clay studio, starting =
Janaury 2001. Salary, teaching and sales opportunities. Contact =
Jeanne Haskell at Vermont Clay Studio, Waterbury VT 05677. Phone =
(802) 244-1126 x45. Email jeanne@vermontclaystudio.com
MORE DETAILS:
=80 Free materials & shared workspace (24 hour studio access)
=80 $15,392 salary (32 hrs per week); three weeks paid vacation
=80 Possible teaching & retail sales opportunity
We are located in Central Vermont between Waterbury & Stowe. The =
studio staff team consists of a chief tech, three residents and up to =
three high school interns. Chief Tech responsibilities include =
overall operation of studio; coordination and maintenance of studio =
records & systems; supplies purchasing; coordination of all firing; =
supervision of glaze mixing & testing; equipment maintenance; Studio =
liaison to students and instructors. We=B9re looking for a team =
person, good with people, and a strong background in ceramics as well =
as the confidence and knowledge to make important decisions involved =
in the day to day operation of a clay studio.
TO APPLY: send resume, three references, 6-12 slides of your work =
(SASE if you want your slides returned), your availability and a =
statement of intent (reasons for wanting the position). For further =
info, please contact Jeanne Haskell at the above address, call (802) =
244-1126 ext. 45, or email jeanne@vermontclaystudio.com
As a nonprofit ceramic educational center, we offer a wide range of =
programming - classes, workshops, rental space, firing services, and =
a lending library - as part of our mission to promote the creativity =
of individuals and conribute to community through the ceramic arts. =
Our Gallery, unique in Vermont; exhibits ceramic arts exclusively, =
much of it museum-quality, non-production work. It brings =
internationally and nationally known, as well as emerging, artists to =
a large spectrum of the public. Our successful exhibits are =
distinguished by regional, stylistic and thematic diversity, and =
promoted effectively to a broad audience.
Jeanne Haskell
Executive Director
Vermont Clay Studio
-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-
2802 Waterbury-Stowe Road, Route 100
Waterbury Center, Vt. 05677-7027 USA
(802) 244-1126
jeanne@vermontclaystudio.com
http://www.vermontclaystudio.com
Jeanne Haskell
Executive Director
Vermont Clay Studio
-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-=3D-
2802 Waterbury-Stowe Road, Route 100
Waterbury Center, Vt. 05677-7027 USA
(802) 244-1126
jeanne@vermontclaystudio.com
http://www.vermontclaystudio.com
John Britt on mon 18 aug 03
If you know anyone who is interested in being the new clay coordinator at
Penalnd School of Crafts please have them contact:
Stacey Lane
Director of Student Affairs and Studios
Penland School of Crafts
PO Box 37
Penland, NC 28765
828.765.2359 x20
For a job description and application details check the web site:
www.penland.org
Application Deadline
September 8, 2003 or until filled. Position will begin mid-October, 2003.
Thanks,
John Britt
Saic1984@AOL.COM on mon 18 aug 03
Hello John,
I'll post this position with our Career Development office at my school.
Andre
Chicago
SAIC
Michael Sowers on tue 3 may 05
PRODUCTION THROWING JOB IN BOISE IDAHO AREA
THROWING HIGH FIRED PORCELAIN
visit
www.karendonleavy.com for Shapes
Experience necessary
Boises area offers inexpensive real-estate. Out door activities,
backpacking, fishing ,skiing, white water rafting, hotsprings, camping.
Dry High desert atmosphere, moderate winters, and warm summers.
E-mail
karen@karendonleavy.com
call 208 453 1130 afternoons
Suzanne Wolfe on tue 9 may 06
Please post this information on a job opening at University of Hawaii at Manoa (the main campus on Oahu in Honolulu). The position is for one year, with possible renewal, as can be seen from the ad.
thanks
Assistant Professor of Ceramics, position number 82324T, UHM College of Arts and Humanities - Department of Art and Art History, (Manoa), temporary, non-tenure track, full-time, to begin approximately August 2006 or as soon thereafter as possible for the Fall 2006 and Spring 2007 semesters, continuation subject to workload needs, position clearance, and availability of funds. Duties: Appointee will teach 5 courses per year at the undergraduate and graduate level, including hand building, wheel throwing, and technical ceramics; advise undergraduate and graduate students; help to supervise ceramic lab (kilns and glaze chemicals); oversee student assistants; conduct creative research; and participate in the academic affairs of the Department. Minimum qualifications: Master's degree in Fine Arts or other terminal degree with concentration in ceramics. Experience in college or university teaching. Desirable qualifications: Experience in teaching advanced and graduate level course
s in ceramics, experience in managing a ceramics lab, demonstrated skills in glaze and clay formulations, low fired ware, vessel and sculptural traditions, and/or history of ceramics, theory and contemporary art. Pay range: Salary commensurate with qualifications and experience. To apply: Submit cover letter indicating how you satisfy the minimum and desirable qualifications, curriculum vitae; a portfolio of 20 slides of your work; 10-20 slides of your students works; names, contact information (including email address) of at least 3 professional references; and a self-addressed stamped envelope for the return of slides to: Application address: Dr. Willa Tanabe, Chair, Department of Art and Art History, University of Hawaii at Manoa, 2535 McCarthy Mall, Honolulu, HI 96822. Inquiries: Dr. Willa Tanabe 808-956-8251 wjtanabe@hawaii.edu Date posted: Apr-26-2006 Continuous recruitment Review of applications will begin on May-15-2006 and will continue until the position is filled.
Michael Cottrell on wed 28 jun 06
Sorry for the repost, but with several hundred Clayart emails a week I
am sure some folks missed this the first time. We are still accepting
applications for this position, so tell all your friends.
> Hello Clayarters, below is a vacancy announcement for a full time
> ceramics Studio Manager position at the Art Association in Jackson Hole
> Wyoming. Please pass this on to anyone you know who may be interested in
> such a position as we are looking to fill it ASAP. Also see
> http://www.artassociation.org
>
> Thanks, --------------------Michael
>
> The Art Association is seeking an energetic and creative individual for
> the position of
>
> *_Studio Manager_*
>
> *Primary job responsibilities include: *
>
> * Managing all aspects of a busy community ceramics studio including
> firing kilns, mixing glazes, maintenance and repair of ceramics
> related equipment, and teaching ceramics related classes including
> outreach with special populations.
> * Maintenance of other Art Association studios and equipment within
> the facility to provide a safe and enjoyable experience for
> students of all ages.
> * Assisting with installation of gallery shows and maintenance of
> the Art Association’s Art Space Gallery.
> * Assisting with Art Association functions such as gallery openings,
> Art Fair Jackson Hole, Christmas Bazaar, art auctions, and donor
> recognition events.
>
> *Essential Qualifications: *
>
> · Minimum education: College degree or equivalent
>
> · Proficiency and ability to teach a variety of ceramics techniques
> including throwing, handbuilding, glazing, and surface decoration.
>
> · Proficiency in a variety of kiln firing methods such as ^10 reduction,
> ^06 oxidation, Pit firing, and Raku.
>
> · Working knowledge of and ability to teach glaze mixing procedures.
>
> · Technical aptitude for basic construction and maintenance tasks
> including familiarity with basic hand and power tools.
>
> · Ability to intermittently lift weight of up to 100lbs.
>
> · Excellent communication and organizational skills.
>
> · Ability to work with a diverse variety of students including special
> populations.
>
> · Enthusiasm for teaching.
>
> *Desirable Qualifications:*
>
> · MFA or other arts related degree
>
> · Familiarity with and ability to teach sculpture with a variety of
> media including cast metal.
>
> · Proficiency with a variety of computer applications such as WORD,
> EXCEL, and Filemaker Pro.
>
> · Active exhibition record and personal artistic endeavors
>
> *Application Procedures:*
>
> Interested applicants should provide a letter of interest, resume,
> portfolio of personal work and student work (if applicable) in slide
> format or on CD, and a list of three references. Please enclose SASE for
> return of materials.
>
> Initial application review will begin immediately and continue until
> position is filled
>
> Anticipated start date of July 15th
>
> By mail: Art Association
>
> ATTN: Studio Manager
>
> PO Box 1248
>
> Jackson, WY 83001
>
> Via Email: michael@artassociation.org
>
> (Please keep attachment size under a total of 4MB)
>
> *About The Art Association of **Jackson Hole**:*
>
> The Art Association is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to
> providing quality visual arts programming to the Jackson Hole community
> through classes, workshops, gallery shows, and arts events. The Art
> Association is the largest tenant of the Center for the Arts, a new
> multi million dollar facility in downtown Jackson which provides a home
> for 20 local, state and regional not-for-profit arts and higher
> education organizations. For more information about the Art Association
> please visit http://www.artassociation.org
>
>
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>
Guangzhen Zhou on thu 3 may 07
Clay Instructors and Marketing Manager
Clay Instructor, part-time
Job Description: Teach YMCA summer camps for children from 5-12 years old
and after school programs. The teaching job may extend to a long term
position.
Location: 1155 S. De Anza Blvd., San Jose, CA 95129 (west San Jose near
highway 85)
Requirement: Instructors need to have experience with clay materials and
know techniques of hand-building as well as using a pottery wheel. Must be
patient with children.
Teaching Hours: Hours are based on business needs. Regular classes will be
in the afternoons from 2:30 pm to 6:00 pm Monday ¨C Friday, and all day
Saturday and Sunday. The summer camps will be on weekdays, either in the
morning or afternoon. The summer camp will be in session from 10 am-12 noon,
Monday ¨C Friday, June 25 ¨C August 17, 2007.
Salary: $50 per two-hour class.
Manager of Marketing Department, full-time
Chinese Clay Art Corporation is a developing company based in San Jose,
California. Due to its business needs, we are looking for a marketing
department manager to further increase our sales.
Job description: Manage advertisements through internet, magazines, emails
and other media.
Location; 1155 S. De Anza Blvd., San Jose, CA 95129 (west San Jose near
highway 85)
Requirements: bachelor¡¯s degree with at least 2 years of experience related
to business management; good communication and people skills, comprehensive
computer knowledge (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.), and a desire to work in
a multicultural environment with growth opportunities.
Salary: Based on experience.
Please send resume through email to
ChineseClayArt@hotmail.com
Guangzhen "Po" Zhou
Chinese Clay Art Corp. / ClayGround
Clay Art Supplies and Studio
1155 S. De Anza Blvd. San Jose, CA 95129
Mailling address:
PO Box 1733, Cupertino, CA 95015
Tel. 408-343-3919, Fax. 408-343-0117
www.ChineseClayArt.com, ChineseClayArt@hotmail.com
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