Internships at Lillstreet

Lillstreet Gallery enhances the educational mission of Lillstreet Art Center,
the institution in which it is housed, by offering students and
visitors an opportunity to explore and be inspired by the work of
emerging and established artists. It also supports the endeavors of
those artists by providing a retail venue for their distinctive,
hand-made ceramics, jewelry, and textiles. Thematic exhibitions and
special events punctuate our ongoing display of functional art, creative
toys, cards, art books, and DIY projects for sale in the Artisan Gift
Shop.

We are seeking gallery interns year-round. 

Duties: The gallery
intern will assist the Gallery Director in all aspects of daily
operations including: artwork packaging, handling, and installation;
marketing gallery exhibitions; maintaining collector database and
analyzing sales data; managing online gallery; corresponding with
artists; customer service; product merchandising; other duties, as
assigned.
Qualifications: Applicants
should have a demonstrated interest in the visual arts, arts
administration, or arts marketing/sales. They should also be energetic
and comfortable working in a fast-paced and creative environment.
Experience working in a gallery or retail store/boutique is a plus. Some
experience with content management systems (for website maintenance),
basic photo editing, and graphic design skills highly preferred.
Compensation: Students
enrolled in a degree-seeking program will receive college credit as
allowed by their institution. Those not enrolled in a college program
may apply and will receive  Lillstreet Art Center classes in exchange
for hours worked.
Hours and Duration: Interns should expect to commit to a minimum of 10 hours a week for three to six months.
Deadlines: Applications
are accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis throughout the year.
However, an new intern is typically selected three times per year for
the Fall, Spring and Summer terms. Please indicate which term you are
applying for on your application.

TO APPLY: Right click and download the online application [PDF]. Please fill out completely, save as FirstLast.pdf (example: JohnSmith.pdf) and email with resume to [email protected].

lillstreetgallery.com/opportunities/internships/

Cast your vote: 2nd Annual RBC Emerging Artist People’s Choice Award

Presented by the Gardiner Museum, the 2nd Annual RBC Emerging Artist
People’s Choice Award recognizes the artist whose work receives the most
votes from the participating public with a $10,000 cash prize. This
year’s nominees are Jason Holley (Newfoundland), Sarah Lawless (British Columbia), Janet MacPherson (Ontario), Julie Moon (Ontario), and Brendan Tang (British Columbia). See the artists’ work on view at the Gardiner and cast your vote from September 4 – October 1 at the exhibition or online at gardinermuseum.com.
Jason Holley
 Sarah Lawless
Janet Macpherson
Julie Moon
 Brendan Tang

 NOTE: Voting will close September 30th although the artists’ work will remain on view until October 7.

Find out more info about the artists and their work, and cast your vote here.

movie day: Can You Teach Creativity? – Chris Staley, Penn State Laureate 2012-2013

Can You Teach Creativity?
Chris Staley, Penn State Laureate 2012-2013

A film by Cody Goddard
With additional footage by Ryan Bergman

Created for the College of Arts & Architecture at Penn State
With additional support from the Penn State Laureate Program