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Artistic Director/CEO, Sirius Arts Centre

Friday, 18 July 2014, 2.00pm

Sirius Arts Centre is a vibrant multidisciplinary arts centre and music venue with an established international artist residency programme http://www.siriusartscentre.ie  

Located in Cobh, County Cork, Ireland, it was founded in 1988 and is funded primarily by the Arts Council of Ireland and Cork County Council along with significant private supporters. It has developed an international reputation for the standard of it’s arts programming, particularly in the field of contemporary photography. Sirius Arts Centre is now recruiting for the lead position of Artistic Director - CEO to continue and develop it’s dynamic arts programme.

The successful candidate will be responsible, in conjunction with the curatorial committee of the Sirius Board, for identifying and implementing five year cycles of Arts programming; along with overseeing the administration of the organisation, including financial operations and management of the staff and premises. Sirius Arts Centre is seeking an experienced artistic professional with a background in curatorial arts, with experience of working with a range of stakeholders including artists, art organisations, public bodies, and the wider public. Experience of fundraising is essential.

Interested candidates should forward a Cover Letter and CV no later than 2pm on Friday 18th July 2014. Only applications including CV and Cover Letter will be considered. Interviews will be conducted 29th–31st July. Additional details relevant to the post will be supplied on request. http://www.siriusartscentre.ie

Westport Town Hall & Cultural Centre

Now seeks to recruit a TOWN HALL MANAGER to manage, promote and maximise the potential of this exciting new project. The Town Hall Manager will have full responsibility for all commercial and operational aspects of the facility.

Deliverables include:

• Develop and implement a full schedule of Multi-disciplinary cultural programmes;
• Promote and market the Town Hall Centre locally, nationally & internationally;
• Liaising with key partners, Community Groups , tourism and business interests;

The Successful candidate should possess the following:

• Excellent appreciation of all forms of the Arts;
• Proven Business Management experience;
• Excellent Interpersonal and Communication skills in all media;
• Be dynamic, enterprising, creative, resourceful and highly organised;

This is a full time position with flexibility in hours necessary to meet the demands of the role. Salary will be commensurate with experience.

Applications with Curriculum Vitae  by email to:

Noreen Coyne, People Matters HR Consultancy; email: info@peoplematters.ie 

Closing date: Friday August 15^th 5:00pm

OPW: Call for Panel of Art/Fine Art Conservators, Art Framers and Art Handlers

The Office of Public Works (OPW) is responsible for the management of the State art collection, which now comprises over 15,000 works by over 1,500 artists, installed in State buildings throughout Ireland. The collection is diverse and composed mainly of framed paintings spanning from the 17th Century to the present day. In addition, there are works on paper (including individual drawings, watercolours, prints and photographs). The collection also comprises of fine-art pieces and decorative works composed of metal, glass, ceramic, wood, etc. together with historical objects made from a variety of materials. The transportation and installation of this collection is a core concern for the Office of Public Works. The Art Management office of the OPW wishes to appoint a panel of suitably qualified specialist art handling / art transport companies to support this important aim. The National Procurement Service of the OPW will appoint three panels of suitably qualified Art/Fine Art Conservators, Art Framers and Art Handlers.

Deadline: 30 November 2014

For full details see: http://www.mytenders.ie/membership/Member_HistShow.aspx?ID=NOV411406

Call for experts

The Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) is seeking to set up a database of experts in the fields of education, youth, sport, culture, audiovisual and citizenship to assist at EU level.

Experts will assist the EACEA in the management of the following funding programmes:

• Erasmus + (education, youth, sport)
• Europe for Citizens
• Creative Europe (MEDIA, culture)
• EU Aid Volunteers

This is an ongoing call open until 30 September 2020. You can find full details of the call here.

Details of how to apply can be found here .

Tours Manager

The Philharmonia Orchestra is seeking a Tours Manager to administer the Orchestra’s international touring programme, and to accompany the Orchestra on overseas tours. We are looking for a dedicated arts professional with a minimum of two years’ previous experience of orchestral touring in the classical music field. Willingness to work unsocial hours, including evenings and weekends, is essential.

Salary: circa £25,000 per annum

To apply, please email your CV and covering letter to Fiona Martin, Deputy Managing Director: fiona.martin@philharmonia.co.uk. Please include details of two referees in your application, stating at what point in the recruitment process each of them may be contacted (we will not contact your referees without your permission).

Closing date: 07 July 2014, 17:00

Contact: Fiona Martin fiona.martin@philharmonia.co.uk

Download: Tours Manager Job Description June 2014.pdf

http://www.philharmonia.co.uk/vacancies

- See more at: http://journalofmusic.com/listing/18-06-14/tours-manager#sthash.CAfUMXPD.dpuf

Event Co-ordinator for Collegiate Music

Friday, 11 July 2014

Kingston University, LondonThe Role Free-thinking. Collaborative. Innovative. Kingston University is yours to shape. As we embark on a new strategy for Collegiate Music, you will support a thriving programme of activities, including staff-led ensembles offering concerts throughout the year, professional lunchtime concerts, and student or alumni concerts. You will plan, organise, convene, administer and manage collegiate music events in liaison with ensemble leaders and the head of department.

We’ll look to you to create collegiate music plans, manage budgets, oversee instrument maintenance, and develop long-term project plans including for trips abroad. It’s an excellent opportunity to develop your skills in a vibrant and supportive environment.

The Person

Organised, efficient, dedicated and enthusiastic with an excellent understanding of the performance arts, you will bring experience of booking venues, liaising with professional musicians, and managing financial resources using financial systems. Knowledge of Microsoft Office systems including Excel and Publisher will also be essential. Willing to work occasional longer days, evenings and weekends and travel to venues, particularly during concert times, you will have an understanding of musical performance and concert set-up. A degree in music or performance arts would be highly desirable. The ability to motivate staff and students will be essential.

The Faculty / Department

The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences is now the fastest growing research environment in the UK following a multi-million pound investment in professorial staff, early career researchers and doctoral students. The Faculty has a rich offering in the theoretical humanities and critical social sciences unique amongst UK universities. Search for this job here: http://www.kingston.ac.uk/jobs/ - See more at: http://journalofmusic.com/listing/18-06-14/event-co-ordinator-collegiate-music#sthash.gmvcYCNA.dpuf