Arts
Opportunities
Local organizations seek
performers, paid staff and volunteers
(If
you’re part of an arts organization and have a job opening, need volunteers or
are holding auditions, place your information on
MiamiArtZine.com.
There is no charge for this service. Send info to
StarrWriter2000@aol.com)
Paid Positions
Mitchell Wolfson Jr. Study Centre Seeks
Collection Manager
The Mitchell Wolfson, Jr. Study Centre is seeking a highly skilled
professional Collection Manager who will be responsible for the management of
the collection and study center. The successful candidate will work directly
with the Collector and manage all aspects of acquisitions including coordinating
with vendors, facilitating shipping, and cataloging collection materials. The
Collection Manager will manage the care, display and proper recording of art
collection and manage database for cataloging of materials. The successful
candidate will be flexible, have excellent communication skills and work well
without direct supervision. The position requires a person who has interest in
developing and supporting access for the collection and has interest in
curatorial issues. The Collection Manager will work well in a team atmosphere
and support the development of an educational component as well as work closely
with the staff of the Wolfsonian-FIU on issues pertinent to Mr. Wolfson's
collection.
The qualified candidate will have knowledge of
conservation and preservation techniques and/or procedures for museum
collections, skill in organizing resources and establishing priorities. The
ability to develop, plan and implement short and long-range goals is critical as
is the ability to use independent judgment to manage and impart information. A
bachelor's degree with 1 to 3 years of experience directly related to the duties
and responsibilities specified is required. Excellent computer skills are
preferred and knowledge of foreign languages a plus. Excellent compensation
package: salary starting at $32,000 plus benefits. For a full job description,
call 305-577-5578. To apply, e-mail resume to
leanickless@bellsouth.net by May 1.
Artserve Gallery Seeks Part Time Sales
Associate
Part-time sales associate needed at the ArtServe Gallery and gift
shop. Responsibilities include Sales Support, Artist Intake, and Inventory
Control. Hours: Monday and Wednesday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.; Saturday, noon-5 p.m.
$9/hour. Successful candidate will possess excellent customer service skills
and basic PC computer knowledge. To schedule an interview, please call
954-462-8190.
Vero Beach Museum of Art Seeks
Professional Artists, Especially in Glass, to Teach
The
Vero Beach Museum of Art
is looking for professional artists, especially in glass, with teaching
experience, to join our faculty and after school outreach programs. The Vero
Beach Museum of Art offers a variety of courses including painting, drawing,
ceramics, bronze casting and metal fabrication to the public. The outreach
program provides youth in low socio economic communities with in-depth arts
experiences. To learn more about the Vero Beach Museum of Art and its programs
visit
vbmuseum.org. To apply, please send a resume and work samples to: The
Vero Beach Museum of Art, Attn: Annie Kraybill, 3001 Riverside Park Drive, Vero
Beach, FL 32963, or e-mail
akraybill@vbmuseum.org.

Morikami Museum |
Morikami Museum Seeks Entertainers
The Morikami Museum and
Japanese Gardens are accepting demos and bios of musicians for their Sushi &
Stroll Sunset Walks as well as other venues. Please e-mail
smerryma@co.palm-beach.fl.us if you are interested. Also, visit
morikami.org for further information about the museum.
Arts Academy of Hollywood Seeks Music
Teacher
Seeking a general music teacher for preschool and elementary age
students, as well as private lessons (at least voice and piano) Position will be
available for next school year with possible summer hours. Educational
background and experience necessary. Seeking qualified, mature, easy-going, and
creative individuals. Only those who submit a cover letter with professional
resumes will be considered. Please send resumes via e-mail to
mcerrone@artsacademyofhollywood.com.
Mosaic Theatre Openings
Mosaic Theatre is
looking for costumers, electricians, carpenters and backstage help. Please send
a letter of inquiry to
rsimon@mosaictheatre.com.
Playground Theatre Seeks House Manager and Volunteers
The Playground
Theatre is looking for both House Managers and volunteer house staff
(Ushers/Ticket-takers/concessionaires) for its upcoming season. House Managers
are paid at an hourly rate. Applicants should be friendly and intelligent with
some relevant experience. Please contact Douglas with your interest: e-mail
info@theplaygroundtheatre.com, fax 305-751-9556 or tel: 305-751-9550 x224
Main Street Playhouse Seeks Stage
Managers
The Alliance Theatre Lab, a non-profit professional theatre company, is
looking for Non-Equity stage managers for their upcoming season. Please e-mail
resume to thealliancelab@aol.com or
for more information, please call 305-567-2721.
Auditions
Lake Worth Playhouse Seeks Performers for The Rocky Horror Show
The Lake Worth Playhouse will hold auditions for Richard O’Brien’s Rocky
Horror Show May 21 and 22, with call-back auditions only on May 23. The
show will open on July 13 and potentially run for six weeks. It is
required that those who audition must sing and dance. Please have 16 bars of a
song prepared, and bring either sheet music or a CD for accompaniment. A dance
routine will be provided. Please wear comfortable shoes and clothing. You must
be present on May 21 and 22. The 23 is strictly for call-back auditions and we
will not see any new auditions that day. The Rocky Horror Show, which
has rarely been produced in South Florida, has grown from an experimental
production originally produced in a small London theatre to a cult phenomenon
with fans world-wide. For more information please call Jodie at 561-586-6169,
Ext. 204.
Jeremiah Theatricals Seeks Performers
Jeremiah
Theatricals is seeking performers for Mendel & Moses, an original
award-winning musical dramatizing the biblical exodus from Egypt. Character
actors of all sizes, shapes, ages 18 and up, and all ethnic backgrounds are
encouraged to apply. Almost all cast members will perform at least two roles,
and must dance or move well. Equity, paid performances. Headshots and resumes
may be sent to Jeremiah Ginsberg, 4799 Coconut Creek Pkwy, 134, Coconut Creek,
FL 33063. For casting appointment and info, call Jeremiah Ginsburg,
954-263-9127. For more information, visit
jeremiahtheatricals.com.
Edge Theatre
The Edge Theatre will hold auditions for Jim Tommaney's comedy South Beach,
which will be performed in April at the Miami Beach Botanical Garden. Auditions
will be held at ArtServe, 1350 E. Sunrise Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, by
appointment. E-mail headshot/resume to
edgetheatre@earthlink.net. South Beach has a cast of eight, 18 to mid-40's.
Full-length comedy is set on a beach with cast in bathing suits. Steve is
"masseur and more", gay or bi; Carlos is a promiscuous, gay artist; Victor is a
straight dancer in a gay club; Titania is witty, poised, authoritative; Kate is
an artist who chain smokes pot; Betty is a market researcher with character; and
there is a male and a female Mysterious Visitor. For more information, call
786-355-0976.
Jayell Enterprises
Jayell Enterprises (Matinee Theatre/Theatre a la Carte/Pocket Musicals), a
touring company, is looking for talent, all kinds. all ages to build our files
for future productions. Currently casting:
Visiting Mr. Green: Young man, late 20's early 30's for social worker.
Barrymore: male or female 50's, for the character of the prompter.
The Sunshine Boys: Men for second lead, young man for the nephew, sexy
girl for the nurse in the sketch.
Viagra Vanities: Senior singer/dancers, 55+ for fast-paced revue.
Also need individual singers, comics, novelties for individual condo acts.
Please call Jerry at 954-721-1687 or e-mail info and photos to
jervest@bellsouth.net.
Call for Artists
Carnival Center Seeks Artist Submissions for Miami Made
Carnival Center for the Performing Arts’ commissioning program Miami
Made, which was launched in 2005 as INCUBATOR, is calling for new
proposals from South Florida artists interested in extending the boundaries of
the performing arts by creating, writing, composing, or choreographing a new
work that may be supported by and performed at Carnival Center. As part of
Miami Made Phase 1, artists living and working in South Florida
are invited to submit proposals for new works in any area of the performing
arts, including mixed media, with preference given to those that extend beyond
current artistic practices and incorporate new technology. Projects may be of
any scale and suitable for either indoors or outdoors, although in developing
their concepts, artists should take into account the range of venues and other
spaces at the Center (visit
carnivalcenter.org for details). The proposal deadline is
Friday, June 1. For
Miami Made Phase 1 guidelines, please contact
miamimade@carnivalcenter.org or call the Miami Made Hotline: 786-468-2270.
Call for Writers
E-zine Seeks Short Fiction by South Florida Writers
MiamiARTzine.com is currently
seeking submissions of unpublished short fiction. Any South Florida writer is
encouraged to submit their work. MiamiARTzine.com is presented by the Miami
Beach Arts Trust, a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising the awareness of
the arts in South Florida and nurturing the voices of those involved in the
arts. That said, we cannot pay monetarily, but writers would have a chance to
have their work seen by our 4,000-plus subscribers and count it as a publication
credit.
Guidelines:
The submission process is open to residents of South Florida
Stories should be 3,000 words or less
Stories must be sent as an rtf (rich text format) attachment in 12pt. Times
New Roman, double-spaced, with one inch margins and the words "Fiction
Submission" in the subject line
As MiamiARTzine.com is open to anyone who subscribes or logs on, stories must
not have any graphic sex or excessive profanity
Writers should include a brief, 100 word publication history/bio
Writers must include name, address and phone number for contact purposes
Stories must be e-mailed to Mary Damiano, editor,
StarrWriter2000@aol.com
Writers will be contacted if their story is chosen for publication.
Writers retain the rights for their story and are free to have it published
elsewhere, however, the story will remain available in the MiamiARTzine.com
archives

MiamiARTzine.com |
Arts Writers Wanted
Writers needed for MiamiARTzine.com.
We need writers who are interested in covering the Miami/South Florida arts
scene. We're eager to cover people and events that don't get as much coverage as
well as the big splashy arts events. This is a perfect opportunity for
journalism students and up and coming writers to increase their portfolios, get
experience, have their work be seen and make contacts. We need people who can
write with some flair, who are punctual, who communicate with their editor, who
answer e-mails promptly, and who can turn around a story in 7-10 days. The
ability to take and transmit digital photos is a plus. Writers should have a
working knowledge of the arts and be comfortable with interviews. Writers are
always encouraged to pitch stories that would fit the target and mission of the
e-zine. Please, please, please: Only reply if you're serious about your work. We
don’t have time to deal with writers who wouldn't know a deadline if it bit them
and who don't contact their editor when a story falls through. We’re only
interested in working with writers who understand and practice professionalism.
As the e-zine is produced by a non-profit organization, compensation will be in
experience, clips and perks, including press credentials and entry into events.
If you are interested and meet the above criteria, please reply with a brief
e-mail about your background, your contact info, resume and a few samples of
your writing. E-mail
StarrWriter2000@aol.com.
Volunteers
Volunteers Needed to Review Grant Applications
The Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural
Affairs is seeking individuals interested in reviewing applications for cultural
grants funding from Miami-Dade County. Each year, the Department
of Cultural Affairs relies on the services of many volunteers panelists, who
review and evaluate grant applications and make funding recommendations. Panels
are comprised of artists, art-related professionals, educators, community
members, business leaders and others with current or prior active involvement in
the arts, such as board members of cultural organizations. Panelists help
maintain a fair and open process and assist in the continuous development of
Miami-Dade County's artistic and cultural communities by bringing their
expertise to the review panel process. All panels meetings are open to the
public.
Panelist Profile
Prospective panelist should possess experience in one or more of the following
areas:
- Knowledge of and familiarity with Miami-Dade
County's non-profits arts community
- Artistic experience in an arts discipline (music, theater, visual arts,
etc.) as a creator,
administrator, board member and/or general supporter of the arts
- Experience in non-profit sector or arts management, including but not
limited to, organizational
planning and management, finance and accounting, development &
fundraising or marketing
- Arts Education
Experience with cultural facilities and venues
(acquisition, building, renovation, management) as an architect, contractor,
builder, operations/programming manager and/or owner.
How much time does panel service take?
This depends on the particular panel and number of applications received.
Panelist are required to attend an orientation session after which they will
take the grants package home to review. Most Department meetings span one
business day and may involve a substantial time commitment to read orientation
materials and review pre-score grant applications prior to the panel meeting.
If you are interested in becoming an Arts Insider, please contact us via
email at val@ArtsBizMiami.org or call
us at 305-326-1021.

Stonewall Library |
Stonewall Library Seeks Volunteers for Garden Tour
The Stonewall Library &
Archives is seeking volunteers for a new event, the Stonewall Garden Tour of
Wilton Manors, on May 12. Volunteers are needed for transportation
coordination, sponsorships, ticket sales, hosts and hostesses at each home and
garden, and press. Volunteers are also needed for November’s Heritage of Pride
Gala. If you would like to help with the garden tour or with the gala, contact
Jack Rutland at 954-763-8565 or by e-mail at
jack-rutland@stonewall-library.org.
Mosaic Theatre
Mosaic Theatre is
actively recruiting volunteers to launch several new initiatives. Assist Mosaic
Theatre in many different capacities. Please contact Naomi Zapata at
954-577-8243.
Conni Gordon Art Classes
The Conni Gordon Arts Foundation, Inc. is seeking people to develop
Home/Condo "Paint-Along Parties" featuring TV Famed "Conni Gordon 4 Step Method"
art instruction for instant results. Ground floor opportunity. Business
experience and interest in art helpful. Call Ray Jara at 532-1001.

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