call for entry: El Concurso Internacional de Cerámica de l’Alcora
Deadline for submitting applications: March 9th
Find all the details here: www.museualcora.com/en
employment opportunities: Alfred University
| Date Posted: | 2/17/14 |
|---|---|
| Position Title: | Raw Materials Technician |
| Classification and Grade: |
Technical Specialsit |
| Location: | Ceramics Grinding Room |
| Responsibilities and Duties: |
Locate, order, and test raw materials, as well as keep up-to-date concerning new raw materials and products. This includes researching and proposing suitable alternatives to obsolete materials, providing information to faculty and students regarding materials properties, and advising as to which products may best suit their particular needs. Store materials when received and perform semi-annual physical inventories. This involves lifting heavy bags of materials. Keep proper records in connection with the undergraduate and graduate Maintain and periodically update the Grinding Room website. Research and implement a digital library with consistent photo images of Research disposal methodology for semi-solid non-hazardous waste. Supervise and inform students regarding the use of equipment, mixing Maintain a clean and safe working environment, including the basic Participate in University safety training and comply with safety rules, Participate in material tracking from procurement to disposal regarding hazardous material handling techniques. Develop a digital library of glaze samples and formulas. Assist the Kiln Specialists in the kiln room as needed. Supervise student assistants. Perform additional duties and assist with special projects as assigned. |
| Requirements: | Formal Education: MFA in Ceramic Art preferred; or BFA with related experience in the field (ceramic supply store experience or equivalent). Other undergraduate or graduate degrees will be considered with related experience in ceramic art materials. Experience: Working knowledge of materials and applications for all Additional Knowledge/Skills: Must be able to lift approximately 50 lbs. Must be able to operate heavy equipment, including forklifts and dump trucks. Knowledge of kilns and clay mixers’ operation and maintenance. Send cover letter, resume, and list of three references, one of which is Alfred University actively subscribes to a policy of equal employment |
Gail Nichols Workshop @ Red Deer College
residency opportunity: Caldera Arts Center
Every winter we invite artists from all over the world to our Caldera Arts Center near Sisters, Oregon.
Artists are provided private A-frame
cabins and share access to wet and dry studios, a darkroom, a kiln,
editing facilities and rehearsal and performance space.
Because we believe a range of
backgrounds enhances the communal experience, residencies are open to
artists from any field, as well as scientists, engineers and
environmentalists.
DETAILS
Caldera’s Artists in
Residence program offers the gift of time and space. Residents are given
a cabin, 24-hour access to studios and the time and space to
create.Residents are responsible for food, travel, materials and other
expenses.By design, the residents form a small community of 5–12
artists, depending on the group. A weekly meal is shared and
collaboration is encouraged.
Artists aren’t required to finish a
project during their residency, but share their work with the local area
community in Open Studios events at the end of each month. Artists are
also encouraged to do outreach projects with Caldera youth and in
neighboring schools in the Sisters area.
Occasionally, calls for applications
for teaching residencies are announced at Caldera. If you would like to
be notified of these opportunities, please email AiR Manager, Elizabeth Quinn.
CALENDAR
Residencies last one month, and take place in January, February
and March.
The due date for applications is June 15.
Panels meet in late summer to review the applications, and
invitations are made in early September.
Full details here: www.calderaarts.org/caldera/arts-in-residence/#1










