Friday, July 06, 2007

Job: Several positions available at the MacKenzie Art Gallery

Employment Opportunity
Commencing September 2007

Position:
Gallery Facilitator
Casual hours, multiple positions

Salary:
$14.69 per hour

Closing Date:
ongoing

Responsibilities:
Under the supervision of the Gallery Education staff, the Gallery Facilitator’s primary function is to assist visitors in the interpretation and enjoyment of gallery exhibitions, events and programs.

The Gallery Facilitator shall assist in the research, planning, design and implementation of programs and interpretive materials for all audiences; participate in training and evaluation process; deliver tour and studio programs; participate in program set-up and clean-up, both after tours and in general studio clean-up sessions; and may assist in the administration and development of programs. Other duties may also be required.

Qualifications:
• Demonstrated experience in visual art,
• Experience teaching adults/children of various ages,
• Experience teaching adults/children with special needs an asset,
• Excellent oral and written communication,
• Self motivated with ability to work well with others,
• Available to work at least 2 half days per week.

Applications should be submitted to:

Gaynor Novak
Executive Assistant
MacKenzie Art Gallery
3475 Albert Street
Regina, SK S4S 6X6
306-584-4266
306-569-8191 fax
mackenzie.hr@uregina.ca

Posted July 6, 2007






Offres d’emplois pour des postes
débutant au mois de septembre 2007

Poste:
Animatice/ Animateur
Heures flexibles, plusieurs postes à pourvoir.

Salaire :
14,69$ de l’heure.

Date limite:
en cours

Responsabilités :
Sous la supervision du personnel du programme éducatif de la galerie, la première responsabilité du animatice/ animateur est d’aider les visiteurs dans l’interprétation et l’appréciation des expositions, événements et programmes de la Galerie.

Le animatrice/ animateur devra aider dans la recherche, la planification et la réalisation de programmes et de matériels interprétatifs pour tous les groupes d’âge; participer au processus de formation et d’évaluation; faire des visites guidées et des ateliers; participer à l’installation et au nettoyage des programmes, ceci après chaque visites guidées et en général, des sessions de nettoyages d’ateliers; et peut aider à l’administration et au développement des programmes. D’autres tâches peuvent aussi être nécessaires.

Compétences :
- Avoir de l’expérience en art visuel,
- Avoir de l’expérience dans l’enseignement aux enfants et aux adultes d’âges variés,
- Avoir de l’expérience dans l’enseignement aux enfants et aux adultes avec des besoins spéciaux,
- Avoir une excellente communication orale et écrite,
- Être très motivé et avec la capacité à travailler en équipe,
- Être disponible au moins 2 demi-journées par semaine.

Les demandes d’emploi devraient être soumises à :

Gaynor Novak
Executive Assistant
MacKenzie Art Gallery
3475 Albert Street
Regina, SK S4S 6X6
306-584-4266
306-569-8191 fax
gaynor.novak@uregina.ca

Posted July 6, 2007








Employment Opportunity
MacKenzie Art Gallery

Position:
Art Instructor – Alternative Education
Urban Outreach Thursday Evening Young Artist Program
October 4 to November 29, 2007
January 17 to March 27, 2008
4 hours/week

Term:
Thursday Evening Program: 3 hrs per week X 16 weeks plus 16 hours planning and preparation

Salary:
Level 3
$17.03 per hour

Closing Date:
September 4, 2007

Responsibilities:
Under the supervision of the Gallery Educator - School and Youth Programs, the Art Instructor shall:

 instruct art workshops,
 facilitate artist instructed workshops,
 assist with the planning, documentation and evaluation of the programs,
 facilitate communication between administrators, teachers, parents, and gallery staff,
 assist with program administration including schedules and statistics,
 organize nutritional snacks for programs,
 assist with maintenance of art supplies and art studios.

Qualifications:
 Experience in programming for inner-city youth,
 Demonstrated experience in visual art,
 Excellent written and oral communication,
 Self motivated and has ability to work well with others,
 Degree in Visual Art, Education or equivalent,
 Valid Driver’s License.

Applications should be submitted to

Gaynor Novak
MacKenzie Art Gallery
3475 Albert Street
Regina, SK S4S 6X6
306-584-4266
306-569-8191 fax
mackenzie.hr@uregina.ca

Posted July 6, 2007













MacKenzie Art Gallery
Employment Opportunity

Position:
Art Instructor – Alternative Education
Urban Outreach After-School Young Artist Program
October 2 to November 28, 2007
January 15 to March 26, 2008
5 hours/week

Term:
After-School Programs: 4 hrs per week X 20 weeks plus 20 hours planning and preparation

Salary:
Level 3
$17.03 per hour

Closing Date:
September 4, 2007

Responsibilities:
Under the supervision of the Gallery Educator - School and Youth Programs, the Art Instructor shall:

 instruct art workshops,
 assist with the planning, documentation and evaluation of the programs,
 facilitate communication between administrators, teachers, parents, and gallery staff,
 provide transportation of art materials,
 assist with program administration including schedules and statistics,
 organize nutritional snacks for programs,
 assist with maintenance of art supplies and art studios.

Qualifications:
 Experience in programming for inner-city youth,
 Demonstrated experience in visual art,
 Excellent written and oral communication,
 Self motivated and has ability to work well with others,
 Degree in Visual Art, Education or equivalent,
 Valid Driver’s License.

Applications should be submitted to

Gaynor Novak
MacKenzie Art Gallery
3475 Albert Street
Regina, SK S4S 6X6
306-584-4266
306-569-8191 fax
mackenzie.hr@uregina.ca

Posted July 6, 2007







MacKenzie Art Gallery
Employment Opportunity

Position:
Art Instructor – Alternative Education
25 hours per week, schedule will vary
September 24, 2007 to November 30, 2007

Salary:
Level 3
$17.03 per hour

Closing Date:
September 4, 2007

Responsibilities:
Under the supervision of the Gallery Educator - School and Youth Programs, the Art Instructor shall:

 assist with the planning, documentation and evaluation of the Urban Outreach Program for Inner-City and Aboriginal Schools
 instruct art workshops and facilitate artist-instructed workshops,
 facilitate communication between administrators, teachers, parents, guest artists and gallery staff,
 provide transportation of guest artists, and art materials,
 assist with program administration including schedules and statistics,
 assist in organization and implementation of special events, and
 assist with maintenance of art supplies and art studios.

Qualifications:
 Experience in programming for inner-city youth
 Demonstrated experience in visual art,
 Experience and understanding of First Nation’s art and culture,
 Excellent written and oral communication,
 Self motivated and has ability to work well with others,
 Degree in Visual Art, Education or equivalent,
 Valid Driver’s License.

Applications should be submitted to

Gaynor Novak
MacKenzie Art Gallery
3475 Albert Street
Regina, SK S4S 6X6
306-584-4266
306-569-8191 fax
mackenzie.hr@uregina.ca

Posted July 6, 2007

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Saturday, March 24, 2007

Job: MacKenzie Art Gallery seeks an Admin Assistant and a Development Officer

Administrative Assistant

The MacKenzie Art Gallery is accepting applications for an Administrative
Assistant – Education & Communications. For more information, visit
http://www.saskculture.sk.ca/jobs/03-31-07_MAG.htm. Application deadline is
March 31, 2006.

Development Officer

The MacKenzie Art Gallery is accepting applications for a Development
Officer. For more information, visit
http://www.saskculture.sk.ca/jobs/03-31-07_MAG2.htm. Application deadline is
March 31, 2007.

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Thursday, March 15, 2007

Job: MacKenzie Gallery looking for a Development Officer and an Admin Assistant

Do You Want to Love Your Job?

Do you want to work for an organization that you believe in?
Do you want to do something that will really make a difference?
Do you want to work in an exciting and creative environment?

If the answer is yes to the above questions and you possess excellent
communication, organizational and computer skills, and have database
management experience, we may have the job for you.

The MacKenzie Art Gallery is looking for a Development Officer and an
Administrative Assistant, both permanent full-time
positions.

For complete job descriptions visit our website at
www.mackenzieartgallery.ca or call 584-4266.

The deadline to apply is March 31, 2007.

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Thursday, February 15, 2007

Callout: Video Pool Thematic Call for Submissions – Off the Grid: The Creative Misuse of Technology

Video Pool Media Arts Centre
Call for Submissions – 2007/08 Programming
Theme – Off the Grid: The Creative Misuse of Technology

Deadline: March 23, 2007

Contemporary culture is permeated by a fascination with media and
trends in consumer electronics. Media artists often follow their own
fascination with technology and its creative potential into uncharted
territory. In an effort to free themselves from the technical and
aesthetic restraints of conventional approaches, artists create new
processes, strategies and systems for dealing with media. Technology
is creatively misused and repurposed; found or antiquated media is
reused and reinterpreted; and traditional approaches to media are
hacked, bent and reprogrammed to create unique artistic results.

Video Pool is inviting submissions on the theme Off the Grid: The
Creative Misuse of Technology for the 2007/08 programming season.

Video Pool invites submissions of:

New Media

Experimental Electronics

Installation (with media components)

Audio Art

Curatorial packages (with media components)

Video Pool’s 2007/08 programming season will include three programs
specifically focused on new media performance and single channel film
and video in the following three categories:

1. Machinima
Film and video made using avatars and/or video game environments.

2. Performance Lecture
Performances that bend the usual accoutrements of academic lectures –
slide shows, power point presentations, video clips, etc., – to
critically reflect on the form of the lecture and props used to support
intellectual authority.

3. Camera-free film and video
Submissions may explore the range of camera-free image manipulation –
from well established film techniques such as hand processing and
optical printing to computer-based image manipulation in programs such
as After Effects.


Submission Requirements
Due to funding requirements, primary consideration will be given to
Canadian citizens.

All submissions must include:

1. C.V. or artist resumé including current contact information
(address, telephone # and e-mail) for the artist/curator.

2. A short description of the project or video(s) including an outline
of the project’s curatorial and/or critical objectives.

3. The project and/or video title(s).

4. Artist’s name(s).

5. Project/video year(s) of completion and city(s) of origin.

6. Project’s exhibition history and any other contexts in which the
work will be presented in the coming year.

7. A statement indicating if the artist(s)/curator(s) plan to be in
attendance with the work and if so in what capacity they would expect
to participate in the screening/exhibition.

8. Support material: Please do not send originals. Video Pool will not
accept responsibility for the loss of or damage to, support material.
- still images should be submitted on CD.
- Video support material should be NTSC and submitted on either VHS,
Mini DV or DVD.
- Audio support material should be submitted on CD.

9. Audio, video and image list (detailing all accompanying work).

10. Please include a SASE if you want support material returned.

* Video Pool encourages submissions of projects that are already
complete or near completion.
* Fees are paid in accordance with the CARFAC rate scale.

Inquiries can be directed to:
Cam Hutchison
Programming Coordinator
Video Pool Media Arts Centre
e: vpprogramming@videopool.org
t: (204) 949-9134 ext.1

Please send submissions to:
Programming Committee
c/o Video Pool Media Arts Centre
#300 – 100 Arthur St.
Winnipeg, MB
R3B 1H3 Canada

Deadline: March 23, 2007
(submissions must be received by the deadline)

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