Day: April 17, 2023

Job Opportunity:??Art Collections Assistant, Gallery Oldham
Salary:??110/day
Location:?Gallery Oldham, Greaves St, OL1 1AL
Hours:?Part time, 18.5 hours a week (2.5 days)
Contract: Fixed term – 18 months
Closing date:?9am Monday 2^nd?May

Gallery Oldham is looking for a freelance collections assistant to work with our collections of fine and decorative art. This role will oversee the ongoing conservation and documentation of collections following a major flood in 2018. It will also support our Art Curator to carry out much of the day-to-day work on these collections.

This opportunity is a freelance position working 2.5 days per week at a rate of ?110 per day. The initial appointment would be for 18 months. For more information about the role, please download the profile below.

Please send a CV and covering letter to?rebecca.hill@oldham.gov.uk?by 9am on Tuesday 2^nd?May. Shortlisting will take place on 2^nd?May and interviews will be held on 9^th?May.

To discuss any aspect of this role please contact Rebecca Hill, Senior Curator – rebecca.hill@oldham.gov.uk 

Job Opportunity:?People’s History Museum
Job title: Learning Programme Evaluator
Salary: ?4,000
Location: Manchester, M3 3ER
Hours:?TBC
Contract:?Freelance opportunity until March 2024
Closing date: 2^nd?May 2023, 5pm

From People’s History Museum:

We require an external evaluator to create a robust evaluation framework that we can use during this project and in the long term. ?The framework will enable us to?develop new sessions during the testing period and capture?their impact. ?The evaluation will include formative and summative evaluation, allowing us to make changes during the project to ensure maximum impact, and will generate a final report to circulate to stakeholders and funders.?

Participatory research will be embedded, and evaluation methods will be inclusive and accessible ensuring everyone can participate.  Evaluation methods and templates will be designed to be used beyond the project, for PHM staff to continue to monitor the impact of new programmes developed.  We expect an evaluator to apply varied evaluation methods, mapping high quality data from different sources.  New, creative methods of capturing evaluation from all stakeholders will be of great interest.

Learning Programme Evaluator – People’s History Museum: The national museum of democracy (phm.org.uk)

Job Opportunity: Lancaster Arts??

Job title: Assistant Curator?

Salary: ?22,197-?24,144?pro-rata??
Location: Lancaster ?
Hours: 0.82fte (30hrs/wk)??
Contract: Permanent??

Closing date: 07 May 2023?

Lancaster Arts is excited to be recruiting an Assistant Curator to play a key role in our programme delivery. This role will support the curation and development of our visual arts programme in the Peter Scott Gallery, working across the Lancaster University campus and wider afield, wherever exhibitions may be situated. You will support the Curator to maintain a high standard of upkeep of the university’s art collection and enable the day-to-day running of the Peter Scott Gallery, working closely with artists, volunteers and colleagues at the university and partners in Lancaster and beyond.???

This is a role requiring an enthusiasm for making things happen, artistic ambition and a commitment to the highest standards of exhibition practice. Our ideal candidate will be diligent with strong interpersonal and practical ‘can do’ skills. You will also be someone who can grow and develop with us as we explore new opportunities together.? 

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Lancaster Arts is a distinctive contemporary arts organisation in the Northwest of England with a renowned reputation for cutting-edge arts practice in all art forms. We are a part of the National Portfolio of Arts Council England. Our home is at the heart of the beautiful Lancaster University campus and our venues include the Great Hall, Nuffield Theatre and Peter Scott Gallery, and we regularly host work off-campus in the Lancaster Area. We are proud of our artist development programme, which supports and features artists at all stages of their careers. In addition, we host a wide spectrum of events and participatory opportunities across contemporary theatre, dance, music, visual art, live art, contemporary circus, and comedy, and we work closely with partners locally, regionally, and internationally to achieve this. Please visit our website to learn about what we do!? 

If you would like an informal discussion about this role, please contact our Curator at?m.stearn@lancaster.ac.uk??

For more details on the role and how to apply, please visit https://www.lancasterarts.org/get-involved/jobs-at-lancaster-arts/?