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Posted July 17, 2014

Manage the image rights requests for all works of art in the Museum’s care including those in the permanent collection, those on loan, and those being used in publications. Maintain Museum’s existing analog image files and the distribution of digital images. Schedule and supervise photography of works of art and their installations.

Duties, Work Performed:

Image Rights

-Manage all image reproduction requests (both film and digital) from beginning to end including correspondence, fee collection, credit line usage, and image delivery.

-Serve as Museum’s resource for copyright questions and policies. Manage all correspondence and files pertaining to approved credit lines and copyright status and usage.

-Process and track invoices and payments for all image request and services.

-On behalf of the Museum, request permission from copyright holders to reproduce images in Museum publications, printed materials, and the Museum’s website.

-Monitor and ensure proper credit line usage.

Image Management

-Maintain Museum’s existing analog image files, including negatives, transparencies, and prints.

-Work with IT to establish best practice for cataloging, maintaining, and accessing the Museum’s digital image files.

-Oversee the distribution of digital images to outside parties.

-Uphold quality control standards for image inventory and reproductions made from these Images.

Photography

-Coordinate collection and exhibition photography needs with registration staff and requesting departments; assist in setting priorities for collections photography.

-Schedule and supervise contract photographers for object photography and installation photography, and for outside clients as needed. Assist in approving quality of images delivered.

-Maintain Photo Studio schedule, equipment and supplies.

-Perform other related duties as assigned by the Registrar.

Job Requirements
Bachelor’s degree required, experience in Museum setting preferred. Must have knowledge of copyright rules and policies, and image license experience. Familiarity with digital and analog image formats, technology and photography is critical. Must have strong organizational skills and attention for details.

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Apply URL: http://www.slam.org/careers

Posted July 17, 2014

To plan, facilitate, and supervise all aspects of Museum exhibitions, publications, and design endeavors.

Set goals and priorities for the Exhibitions and Design department, working with the Deputy Director.
Structure and manage exhibition, design, and publication staff, programs, and approval processes for the Museum.
Approve departmental budgets, employment related activities (including timesheets, PTO/sick time, performance evaluations, hire and discipline) as well as orders for equipment.
Supervise the development of exhibitions, design, and publications from the initial proposal state through planning, installation, and completion, including coordination of cross-departmental responsibilities.
Prepare for Deputy Director’s approval all exhibition, installation, and publication layouts, graphics, budgets and contracts, and meet regularly with Deputy Director in issues pertaining to department.
Approve and maintain the definitive Museum schedule of exhibitions, installations, and publications.
Craft and review all internal and legal contracts and letters of agreement for exhibitions and publications and assure implementation and compliance with the terms and conditions of all contracts/agreements; supervise work of contractors in exhibitions, design, and publications as necessary.
Oversee exhibition checklist and catalogue development, credit lines, and titles.
Serve as primary contact between internal Museum departments and participating Museum and guest curators regarding exhibition and publication planning and status.
Develop and manage all aspects of an exhibition, publication and design budgets, and approve all expenditures and transfers for the department.
Assure that all exhibitions, design, and publications produced by, for, and about the Saint Louis Art Museum provide a consistent image that accurately reflects the Museum’s high standards of education, scholarship, and community service.
Job Requirements
Required: Bachelor’s Degree, Master’s Degree preferred. Minimum 5 years leadership experience in a museum or art-related institution, including staff management and exhibition, publication, and design planning. Knowledge of national and international exhibition collaborations, budgeting, and contracts is necessary. Excellent oral and written communication skills, organizational abilities, and computer skills associated with the field. Proven supervisory and interpersonal skills are essential.

SAINT LOUIS ART MUSEUM IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

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Posted July 18, 2014

The Education Specialist is responsible for leading the Society’s initiatives in education, learning and gallery interpretation. Responsibilities include the development, implementation and assessment of all Society educational programming for young and adult learners, both in-house and through outreach. This position is also responsible for the overall development, implementation and assessment of the Society’s interpretive program, working collaboratively across departments to enhance the visitor experience and promote self-directed learning in the galleries.

Qualifications:

Bachelor’s degree (advanced degree preferred) in education or museum education field.
3 or more years of progressive leadership in a related field.
Developing and managing school programs in an art museum or similar non-profit institution is preferred.
Working knowledge of current museum teaching strategies and learning theory.
Experience working with the public, specifically children.
Highly motivated and energetic with an ability to adapt to change.
Superior written, verbal and listening skills.
Proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint).
Able to pass all criminal background check and drug testing.
Florida Educator Certification required.
Job Requirements
Primary Responsibilities

Reporting to the Executive Director, the Education Specialist will work with the Curator and Director of Programs to develop, implement and assess the Society’s educational programs, outreach, lectures and workshops for young and adult learners. In addition, the Education Specialist will be responsible for developing and overseeing the volunteer docent program for all three of the Society’s museums and scheduling and leading group tours.

Duties & Responsibilities:

Develop, implement and evaluate educational programs, lectures and workshops.
Develop and lead outreach initiative throughout Monroe County School District.
Schedule and lead group tours.
Network with community partners to diversify educational offerings.
Work with the Development Director to locate and secure new granting opportunities and foundation support.
Work with the Curator on exhibition interpretation.
Assist with the Education Department’s budget preparation and oversight.
Additional duties and responsibilities as required by the Society.
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Contact Person: Michael F Gieda Phone: 305-295-6616
Email Address: kwahs@kwahs.org
Apply URL: http://www.kwahs.org/kwahs/career-opportunities/

Posted July 18, 2014

Implements collections management policy, guidelines and procedures, including processing, documentation, preservation, monitoring, and physical care of the Palace collections, relying on professional museum practice and familiarity with the material culture of Hawaii; works with a team of professionals (director, curator, facilities manager) to balance preserving the Palace’s collections while providing access to them through their use in exhibition, research, and educational; works closely with Curator ensuring a wide variety of program initiatives are carried out successfully; documents collections transactions, including accessions, incoming and outgoing loans in accordance with policy and guidelines; maintains insurance documentation, lender and shipper files, conservation treatments, artifact catalog and identification references; maintains collections database to facilitate access to the collections for research and exhibition; handles, cleans, catalogs, labels and stores objects in the collections; develops and updates collections procedural manuals and annual collections management report; maintains environmental monitoring plan, integrated pest management (IPM) plan, and emergency preparedness and response plan and implements plans through ongoing temperature, relative humidity and light data collection and ongoing pest monitoring in exhibition, processing and storage locations; assists with curatorial budget and grant management; participates in the curatorial team, assisting in exhibition planning and development and special projects; negotiates rights management with objects and images used in exhibition, in accordance with the lender and/or owner’s permissions or usage rights policy; maintains Palace’s General Facility Report to provide comprehensive facility information for potential lenders to exhibitions; provides ongoing physical support of exhibitions, including curatorial cleaning and maintenance, environmental and IPM monitoring, and object handling and relocation; assists with special events and other organizational needs as required.

Job Requirements
Prefer master’s degree in museum studies, anthropology, history, or related discipline with specialized training in museology; three years professional experience comparable in scope and responsibility; knowledge of professional practice of museology acquired through education or experience and ability to apply that knowledge to a program involving a wide range of duties; skill in oral and written communication in order to ensure that documentation is well written, easily understood, and pertinent information is shared effectively; ability to use Pastperfect database and digital media software currently used within the profession for collections management and exhibition development; competency with Microsoft Office applications required.

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Email Address: jobs@iolanipalace.org
Phone: 808-522-0834

Posted July 16, 2014

The Exhibition Designer develops exhibition design from concept and planning through display, casing, and execution in collaboration with curators, bringing best practices, comparative analysis and new creative strategies to the table.
This role includes the capacity to support external consultants from case manufacturers to architects, designers, media consultants and other types of expertise to realize needs of display and exhibition experience and coordinate efforts. They should have experience creating phased design documents and comprehensive construction bid packages with complete instructions for estimation and execution and possess the technical and rendering skills (Photoshop, Vectorworks, etc.) to develop, present and test design ideas visually. This position is critical to establish support, invention and innovation in exhibition design. This person will collaborate with Design Managers to bring alternative or enhanced design potential to large scale shows, support designers in rendering, presentation model making skills and visual research. This person should also be available to support institutional projects that require rendering, three-dimensional thinking or visitor experience design.

Primary Responsibilities and Duties:
•Design from research and concept through execution/production supervision
• Prepare design document drawings, floor plans, detail drawings, case lists or schedules for internal museum reviews and construction bid documents
• Collaborate with exhibition design team to enhance design and realize exhibitions
• Construct models or mock ups for design and presentation purposes
• Coordinate fabrication with in-house or outside vendors when needed
• Share responsibilities with Design Managers during the final installation process of all major projects, installations, or exhibitions as assigned
• Other related duties

Requirements and Qualifications:
Experience and Skills:
• At least three to five years experience in exhibition design or industrial design are required
• Full knowledge of construction techniques, fabrication skills, materials, and project management
• Knowledge of Vectorworks, 3ds Max, Rhino, and/or CAD is required
• Strong organizational and design presentation skills
• Experience and knowledge of proper art handling procedures and art or object installation and display experience preferred
• Good communication skills and ability to function as part of a team
• Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously and meet deadlines

Knowledge and Education:
• B.A. degree in exhibition design, industrial design or equivalent field of work is required. MFA or MArch preferred.
• Modelmaking, good handcraft skills, and knowledge of construction techniques are required
• Museum exhibition design experience required
• Portfolio submission required

Application Instructions
Please send cover letter, resume, and salary history to careers@metmuseum.org with the position title in the subject line.