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.
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Paid Positions
Ballet Gamonet Seeks Male Ballet Dancers
Interested parties please contact Heather MacKenzie at 305-259-9775.
2007-2008 Art and Culture Center of Hollywood Seeks Instructors
The Art and
Culture Center of Hollywood is looking for dynamic, creative teachers to
work with their upcoming arts programs. All positions are contractual with
competitive salary. Please go to
ArtAndCultureCenter.org/job-opportunities for a more detailed listing
of positions available.
Qualifications and Qualities for all positions:
3 or more years experience working with the specific
age group for which you are applying. Certified teacher a plus
Punctual and reliable with attention to detail
Ability to interact positively and be diplomatic with children, parents, and
coworkers
Ability to work independently and collaboratively as a team
Positive classroom management
Experience creating lesson plans and curriculum (incorporating Sunshine State
Standards) for subject being taught
Must pass background check
Interested applicants should mail resume and references to 1650 Harrison
Street, Hollywood, FL 33020 attn: Director of Education or email
education@artandculturecenter.org. Please put position you are
interested in at the top of the resume or in the subject line.
Miami City Ballet Seeks An Assistant Box Office Manager
Miami City
Ballet seeks an Assistant Box Office Manager to help oversee the daily
operation of box office ticketing and customer service, including training and
supervision of staff. Oversees the servicing of groups and the in-house
telemarketing operation. Prepares sales and management reports. Supervises
Will Call for MCB at three venues and helps manage front of house at the
Ballet's studio theater. The candidate should have a minimum of one year of box
office management with proven experience in sales/service supervision.
Tessitura experience helpful. Able to work under pressure, detail oriented.
Some evening/weekend work and limited travel within South Florida during the
performance season. Salary commensurate with experience, including
health/dental benefits/403b plan. To apply, e-mail cover letter and resume,
with salary requirements to Box Office Manager Richard Dotson at
richard@miamicityballet.org.
For information about Miami City Ballet visit
miamicityballet.org.
Deadline: August 20.
Boca Raton Museum of Art Seeks Development Assistant
Boca Raton Museum of Art
seeks a full-time Development Assistant which will provide
administrative/clerical support to assist the Director of Development including
research/preparation of grants, update and prepare Development pages for
quarterly newsletter for Boca Raton Museum of Art and drafting/preparing donor
correspondence. A Bachelor's degree in Business Management, Marketing or
related field or equivalent experience is required. Two years as an
administrative assistant or equivalent; experienced in non-profit, fundraising
setting preferred. Proficient in a variety of computer software programs;
advanced skill in using Microsoft Office programs and Raiser's Edge data base
programs. Must be able to work a flexible schedule, requires some evening
work. Interested candidates should e-mail their resume to
Ladler@bocamuseum.org. Deadline: August 22.
Boca Raton Museum of Art Seeks Membership Coordinator
The Boca Raton Museum of
Art seeks a full time Membership Coordinator. Will be responsible for the
marketing, coordination and processing of membership gifts and information in
the Development Department; provides administrative support to the Development
Director and initiates correspondence and projects at the Director's request;
facilitates the flow of information to both internal and external constituent
groups; processes confidential information with discretion. Bachelor's degree
in Business Management, Marketing or related field or equivalent experience. Two
years as an administrative assistant or equivalent; exp. in non-profit,
fundraising setting preferred. Proficient in a variety of computer software
programs; advanced skill in using Microsoft Office programs and Raiser's Edge
data base programs. Must be able to work a flexible schedule, requires some
evening work. Interested candidates should e-mail their resume to
Ladler@bocamuseum.org. Deadline: August 22.
Broward County Creative Industries and
Film Commission Seeks Coordinator
The department's coordinator is the administrative professional who supports
the Vice President in accomplishing the department's goals as outlined in the
annual business plan. The coordinator will keep the office on task, stay
abreast of changing technology and supervise interns. A key function of the
department's coordinator is the facilitation of film and television permit
requests for public property shoots working with 23 cities and the county. This
position provides support for all the activities of the department and
participates in a pool of support personnel as needed for the overall
organization. Reports to Vice President, Creative Industries and Film
Commission. Department Size: two staff plus interns. Salary Range: $29,000-$34,000
Principal Duties and Responsibilities:
The specific duties that the Coordinator is responsible for include but are
not limited to the following:
General Office: Responsible for general office duties including
answering, directing and/or responding promptly to incoming phone calls and
emails.
Goal Log: Responsible for keeping a daily log of all leads and
production service requests received and action taken.
Film Permitting: Coordinate the clerical responsibilities of issuing
film permits. Produce monthly reports and maintain files for completed permits
and certificates of insurance.
Resource Organization: Update and maintain all computer resource
databases and traditional files for quick access in responding to clients.
Web Site: Update and maintain the department's website information with
the contracted IT company representative.
Team Support: Participate with other support staff in relieving the
receptionist for lunch and break relief as scheduled. Occasionally participate
in team clerical functions.
Meetings & Events: Prepare meeting notices and minutes for all committee
meetings and department events. Maintain registration and bookkeeping records
for events. Required to work the meetings and events.
Attendance: Necessary to adhere closely to the time-off policies of the
organization.
Location Photography: Maintain digital photo library and print library.
Location photography as assigned.
Hospitality Visits: Visit film sets and industry companies as assigned.
Travel: Conduct and report on marketing or professional educational
trips as assigned
A Plus: Familiarity with Broward County as relates to filming
locations, knowledge of film & television production, photography skills
Education and Experience: Bachelor's degree (B.A) from a four year
college or university: or two years related experience and /or training; or
equivalent combination of education and experience.
E-mail resume to Elizabeth Wentworth at
ewentworth@browardalliance.org. Deadline: August 22.
World Arts Now Seeks Teaching Artists
World Arts Now, which
produces cultural and theatrical events in a broad range of settings for both
kids and adults, seeks multicultural teaching artists-especially storytellers,
mimes, specialty acts and musicians, as well as actors. Please forward headshot,
resume, and detail any teaching experiences in parks, camps, school, arts
centers or universities. We are especially seeking teaching artists who already
have Broward County teaching or substitute teaching certification (with a
current badge) or have a Broward county vendor badge. Check
www.worldartsnow.com or call Dr. Donna, 954-893-0123 or e-mail
drdonna@worldartsnow.com.
Impressionist Seeks Wig/Costume Designer
Alfred Lewis, local comedian/impressionist, is looking for a wig/costume
designer who can create a wig and costume that will look exactly like Bette
Davis in All About Eve. Contact Alfred at
butchmcqueen@aol.com Deadline:
September 2
Director of Development
The Museum
of Contemporary Art (MOCA)
in North Miami has embarked on an exciting phase of growth and is seeking a
dynamic, result-oriented Director of Development to create and implement a
comprehensive fundraising program that will increase and diversify funding. Key
to the success of that program will be an upcoming capital campaign for
endowment. This campaign will be conducted along with annual support requests
to corporations, foundations, governments, and individuals. MOCA development
activities include the submission of grant proposals, face-to face
solicitations, direct mail, special events, and cultivation activities. The
Director of Development is a key member of the senior management team and
reports to the Executive Director. He/she will work closely with and provide
leadership for MOCA's board members and volunteers and supervises the
development staff. The successful candidate will have the ability to
effectively represent MOCA and articulate its mission to diverse constituencies.
Qualifications and Experience
Bachelors degree required; CFRE and
continuing education preferred
A minimum of 7 years direct fundraising and staff management experience in the
South Florida non-profit sector
A proven track record raising major gifts and meeting fundraising goals and
deadlines
The ability to effectively manage and motivate board members and
volunteers and to cultivate meaningful relationships with donors and prospects
Computer literacy, experience with fundraising database software, project
management, research, interpersonal, oral and written communication skills
Evening and weekend work will be required as needed with events and
activities.
A valid Florida driver's license is needed
Salary will be commensurate with experience
Benefits include health plan, vacation, and sick leave
To apply: Please submit a cover letter,
resume, and two writing samples to: Alan Waufle, Assistant Director, Museum of
Contemporary Art, 770 NE 125th Street, North Miami, FL 33161; FAX:
305-891-1472; Or by e-mail (preferred) to
awaufle@mocanomi.org or
awaufle@yahoo.com. Deadline: September 18.
Learning/Miami Seeks A Full Time Receptionist
Arts for Learning/Miami seeks a Receptionist to provide general office
support. Founded in 2000 as a partnership with the Miami-Dade County Department
of Cultural Affairs, Miami-Dade County Public Schools, and Young Audiences,
Inc., Arts for Learning/Miami is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing
teaching and learning through the arts. The Receptionist will report directly to
the Communications Officer. Salary commensurate with experience. Range:
$25,000-$28,000. Please send resume and cover letter only to: Arts for
Learning/Miami, Attn: Kalyn James, 1900 Biscayne Blvd. Ste. 201, Miami, FL
33132; fax: 305-576.1193; e-mail:
kalyn@a4lmiami.org. We are seeking to hire immediately. Response will be
limited to those candidates who are being considered for interviews. Deadline:
September 30.
Florida Stage Seeks Group Sales Person
Florida Stage,
South Florida's celebrated professional theatre company is seeking an active and
aggressive group sales person to develop and coordinate group opportunities for
the theatre's 21st season. This is a part-time position. Possible
combination with House Management position for the exceptional candidate.
Florida Stage produces a unique mix of dramas, comedies and musicals and is
exclusively devoted to the production of new and developing plays. Qualified
candidates will be extremely motivated, a self-starter; able to take direction;
comfortable with direct contact sales; organized and detail oriented. This
position offers a competitive salary plus commission. Our new season begins
mid-October, position is available immediately. Send resume and cover letter to
info@floridastage.org or fax to 561-588-4708. No phone calls please.
Florida Stage is a not-for-profit company and an equal opportunity employer.
Deadline: October 7.
Fort Lauderdale Children's Theatre Seeks Full
Time Business Manager
Fort Lauderdale Children's Theatre, a 56 year-old not-for profit theatre
company in the heart of downtown Fort Lauderdale seeks a full time Business
Manager to handle the day-to-day financial operations of the company. FLCT is
dedicated to bringing live theatre to children and families throughout Broward
County and beyond with classes, productions, and educational outreach programs.
Position Description & Duties:
Financial Management (accounts payable and receivable)
Box Office Management (single ticket sales and group orders)
Operational Support (maintain class enrollment data; maintain relationships with
current vendors/parents/venues/patrons; act as liaison for board projects, staff
members and volunteers; provide support to outside accountants for timely
completion of audit; responsible for insurance renewal and documentation,
provide support for grant documentation; phone and reception duties, office
management and general support for program activities.)
This is a full time, salaried, exempt position.
Benefits: Medical and dental benefits after
3 months (employee match applies); 403-B retirement plan, paid vacation/sick
days.
Qualifications:
Must have knowledge of accounting software (Peachtree preferred).
Strong background in finance, bookkeeping, and/or accounting required.
Strong computer literacy, interpersonal communication skills, and organization
Ability to multi-task in a busy work environment
Experience in the not-for-profit sector preferred
Theatre background encouraged
To apply, e-mail
info@flctstar.org or fax 954-523-0507 with cover letter, resume,
salary history and references attention Sean Cutler, managing Director.
Deadline: October 14.
Carnival Center Seeks Facilities
Rental Coordinator
Under the supervision of the Facilities Rental Manager, this position
will be responsible for the accurate and timely management of the Carnival
Center schedule and the communication of all schedule-related issues,
opportunities and requirements for all events at Carnival Center. For more
information:
carnivalcenter/Home/job_opp.aspx.
New Vista Theatre Seeks Equity
Stage Managers
The New Vista
Theatre Company is looking for Equity stage managers for their upcoming
2007-2008 season. The season will consist of five shows produced at the West
Boca Performing Arts Theatre, an 833 seat house on the campus of West Boca Raton
Community High School on Glades Road, west of US 441. We are currently looking
for stage managers for four of the five shows. All applicants please call Peter
Librach at 561-732-9953 and e-mail your resume to
pl@newvistatheatre.com.
Nova Seeks Adjunct Faculty
Farquhar College of Arts and Sciences at Nova Southeastern University
seeks an adjunct instructor for Intro to Arts Administration course.
Qualifications: graduate degree in Fine/Performing Arts with experience in arts
administration. Please email CV and cover letter to
markdunc@nova.edu
Ballet Gamonet Seeks Box Office Manager
Ballet Gamonet
is currently seeking a Box Office Manager. Major responsibilities are:
Managing full control of the box office department along with assisting in
general clerical and office work as directed. Desired experience in Microsoft
Excel, Word and Outlook. Bilingual in Spanish/English a plus. Please e-mail
resume to
Lorraine@balletgamonet.org.
Florida Stage Theatre Seeks Director Of Development
Florida Stage, the
award-winning 20-year old professional theatre company located in Manalapan,
Florida, is currently seeking to fill the position of Director of Development.
With an annual budget of nearly $4 million, the year-round theatre produces
exclusively world and regional premieres, an annual new works festival and a
full complement of innovative education programs that reach several thousand
students each year. The successful candidate for this position will have at
least five years of hands-on fundraising experience and an excellent track
record of securing individual and corporate gifts. Familiarity with the Palm
Beach community is highly desirable. Competent computer skills, good
organizational ability, excellent communication skills, maturity, a sense of
humor, the ability to work as an integral part of a team, and the capacity to
manage multiple campaigns are essential to this position. This position will be
part of a three-person team reporting directly to the managing and producing
directors and responsible for jointly raising approximately $1.3 million in
unrestricted gift income each year. Florida Stage offers a competitive salary, a
congenial work environment, and an excellent benefits package. The position is
open as of July 1 and interviews are commencing immediately. E-mail resumes to:
nan@floridastage.org, subject line
Director of Development Position. Deadline: September 11.
Miami Children's Theater Seeks Professionals
The
Miami Children’s
Theater is opening a third location and is looking for talented,
hard working, dedicated people who have experience working with or in the
performing arts to fill the following positions: Program Director, Camp
Director, Theater Director, Theater teacher, Music teacher, Choreographer, Asst.
Director, Stage Manager, Asst. Technical Director, Grants Administrator,
Administrative Assistant, teachers and counselors. Full and part-time positions
available. Competitive pay. Must Love Children! Please e-mail resume to:
angela@miamichildrenstheater.com
Florida Studio Theatre Seeks Production Associate
Florida Studio Theatre, a professional Equity regional Theatre in Sarasota,
Florida, is seeking an entry-level Production Associate. Duties include but are
not limited to: sound installation for all productions, assist with recording
and editing sound effects and cues, maintenance and inventory control of sound
and lighting equipment, heading crews for strikes and load-ins, and assist in
the scenic and props departments as needed. Applicants need a working knowledge
of all areas of production: scenic, lighting, sound, props and costumes. Check
out our website at www.fst2000.org. E-mail cover letter, resume with references
and salary requirement to: Search Committee, Production Associate, Florida
Studio Theatre. E-mail -
james@fst2000.org.
Celebrity Cruises Seeks Theatre Technical Professionals
Celebrity Cruises is seeking professional, enthusiastic and motivated candidates
interested in applying for ship-based positions as Sound or Light Technicians,
Production Managers, and A/V Technicians. Our theatrical venues are equipped
with state-of-the-art staging, lighting and special effects. Job duties include
setting/striking, operation and maintenance of audio, lighting, A/V equipment,
scenic, and props. Proven working knowledge of entertainment systems, including
moving lighting and special effects, rigging, or music based audio systems.
E-mail resumes to: WTepley@rccl.com
Mosaic Theatre Seeks Technical Director
Mosaic Theatre, an
award-winning professional theatre company in Plantation, is seeking an
experienced and motivated Technical Director for our 2007/2008 season.
Interested, qualified applicants should e-mail or fax a letter of interest and
resume to
rsimon@mosaictheatre.com Fax number 954- 472-4713 or call
954-577-8243 for more information. Please visit our website
www.mosaictheatre.com
Rising Action Seeks Technical Designers
The Rising Action Theatre Company has openings for the following positions for
next season: Set Designer, Lighting Designer, Resident Technical Director,
Directors. Please send letter of interest and resume via e-mail to
davidgoldyn@bellsouth.net or snail mail at Rising Action Theatre,
1831 NE 59 Ct, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308
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
www.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 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
www.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.
The Playground Theatre |
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.
Call for Talented Students
youngARTS™ Opens Early Registration for 2008 Awards
youngARTS™, the core
program of the National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts (NFAA) that
identifies and rewards exceptional student artists from across the U.S., has
opened registration for its 2008 program. High school seniors in the 2007-2008
school year or graduates who will be 17 or 18 years old on December 1, 2007 are
encouraged to apply for individual cash awards of up to $10,000 and the chance
to be named a Presidential Scholar in the Arts, earning national recognition and
opportunities for additional scholarships.
The youngARTS 2008 final registration deadline is October 1, 2007 and all
audition/portfolio materials must be received in the youngARTS offices by
November 5, 2007. Online fees are $35 per discipline
category. New York City resident fees will be determined by NYC zip code.
Student information submitted by the early deadline will be shared, with
permission, to a broad network of colleges, universities and conservatories
affiliated with NFAA. Additional fee reductions and waivers are available.
Each year, NFAA invites up to 150 artists to participate in youngARTS Week, a
once-in-a-lifetime experience in Miami consisting of performances, master
classes, workshops, readings, exhibits and enrichment activities with renowned
artists and arts educators. The Bank of America Charitable Foundation sponsors
NFAA’s state-wide student outreach in Florida, enabling participation in
youngARTS Week in Miami. One of the national finalists from Florida will also
be honored as the “Bank of America youngARTS Winner.”
Every student who participates in youngARTS Week will receive one of the
following awards:
The coveted $10,000
youngARTS Gold Award, a non-stipulated cash award that will be given to up to 15
deserving finalists;
$5,000 Silver Award, bestowed to as many as four deserving finalists in
each of the nine youngARTS disciplines;
Level I, II, III and IV Awards, ranging from $500 to $3,000, granted to the
remaining youngARTS finalists.
In addition,
at the exclusive request of the White House Commission on Presidential Scholars,
NFAA nominates up to 50 youngARTS finalists for the Commission’s consideration
to be named as Presidential Scholars in the Arts.
Formerly known as Arts Recognition
and Talent Search® (ARTS), youngARTS was established
26 years ago by Carnival Cruise Lines creator Ted Arison and his wife Lin Arison
to identify uniquely gifted young artists and assist them both financially and
educationally. Its roster of alumni reads like a “Who’s Who” in the arts, and
includes such luminaries as actress and recording artist Vanessa Williams,
recent Nashville Star winner Chris Young, dancer/choreographer Desmond
Richardson, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater principals Matthew Rushing and
Linda Celeste Sims, New York City Ballet principal Philip Neal, former American
Ballet Theatre (ABT) dancer and current ABT Executive Director Rachel Moore,
Warner Brothers recording artist Josh Groban, Philadelphia Orchestra principal
clarinetist Ricardo Morales, New York Philharmonic guest solo violinist Jennifer
Koh, jazz trumpet player Roy Hargrove, Broadway actors Ron Eldard and Raul
Esparza, photographer Lauren Greenfield and visual artist Doug Aitken.
For more information, call 1-800-970-ARTS (2787) or visit
www.youngARTS.org.
Auditions
Delray
Beach Chorale Seeks Singers
The Delray
Beach Chorale celebrates 26 years of classical music with auditions for
the fall season Saturday, September 8, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., and Tuesday, September
11, at 7:30 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church, 33 Gleason St., two lights
east of the intracoastal off Atlantic Ave. Need to be able to sight read
music. Call 561-865-3354 for more information or to schedule an audition, or go
to
delraybeachchorale.org.
The Women’s Theatre Project
Auditions for the final play of the Women’s Theatre Project’s 2007 season:
Uncommon Women And Others: a memorial tribute to Wendy Wasserstein.
Seeking: 8 women ages 22-30 , 1 woman 45-55. Equity (Special Appearance) and
non-equity. Auditions: Tuesday, August 28, 6 6-9 p.m. at Sixth Star Studios.
You must make an appointment to be seen. E-mail audition request to:
TWTP@bellsouth.net. Phone 954-462-2334
if not online. Give name, e-mail address and phone number. Prepare a
one-minute monologue, and bring head shot and resume. Production runs October
25- November 18.
Nova Singers Hold Auditions
Nova Singers, the premier
chorus of Nova Southeastern University, will be holding auditions on August 21
and August 28, at 7 p.m. at the Hollywood Hills Senior High School chorus room,
5400 Stirling Road, Hollywood. Nova Singers is one of the best community-based
choral groups in the country and has been thrilling audiences with their unique
choral sounds for over 31 years. Through the continued direction of Peggy Joyce
Barber, Nova Singers begins their 32nd season of music in South Florida and is
looking for additional singers of all parts to enhance their sound. Audition
includes vocal blending, sight-reading and pitch precision. No prepared solo
needed. This adult community chorus sponsored by Nova Southeastern University
is open to all singers from age 17 on. Our 2007/2008 season consists of three
terms with three concert dates each and rehearsals on Tuesday evenings. For
further Nova Singers audition information please access their website
nova.edu/novasingers/
Historical Characters Needed
Male and female actors needed to play characters from early (c.1926)
Miami, including Julia Tuttle, George Merrick, Dr. Kellogg, Carl Fisher, Mrs.
Burdine, Marjorie Stoneman Douglas, etc., for an event on Saturday, November 3,
from 7-10 p.m. at the Miami Springs Country Club. Those auditioning should bear
a resemblance to those persons, even if only slightly (e.g., be thin if person
was thin, stout if person was stout). Actors will be asked to research their
characters to be able to tell their story of early Miami. Costumes will be
provided. Non-Equity, paid.
Please contact Donna Wood at
dwoodacts@hotmail.com.
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.
Call for Artists
ArtsUnited Ribbons for the Children Project
ArtsUnited is accepting applications and art work for the second annual
Ribbons for the Children Art Project. The project is a benefit for the
Children’s Diagnostic & Treatment Center. The Center treats pediatric AIDS
patients as well as many other illnesses effecting children. Artists are invited
to produce an original visual art piece that reflects their creative
interpretation of the AIDS Ribbon. The art will be collected by ArtsUnited at
drop off and then will be donated to the Children’s Diagnostic & Treatment
Center. The Center will select from the entries, works to be reproduced to make
note cards, prints, etc. to be sold throughout the year. The art works will be
displayed at a reception and auction later in the year. The reception is
tentatively scheduled for December 1 at the Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale.
Because the display specifics are not finalized, all work must be of an
appropriate size to be displayed on an easel. Applications are to be submitted
by September 22. For more information, call Chuck Williams at 954-530-2723 or
e-mail
artsunited1@aol.com.
National Call for Artists
for the Edgar P. Mills Family Success Center in Broward County
The Broward Cultural Council Public Art & Design Program is seeking to
commission an artist to create permanent, original and innovative outdoor
artwork(s) for the new Edgar P. Mills Family Success Center. This center is
designed to positively impact the socio-economic well-being of Broward County
residents. The artwork is intended to help create a sense of place as well as
enhance the center’s aesthetics and its visual appeal. The application deadline
is Friday, September 7, at 5 p.m. This new facility will house the following 10
departments: Broward Addiction Recovery Center; Department of Health; Women,
Infant, and Children Program; Family Success Administration; Community Action
Agency; Homeless Services; BARC Resources for Recovery/HART; HHOPE Act Team;
Children Services; and Elderly and Veterans Services Division. The artwork may
be free-standing or integrated into the exterior of the facility. Functional
and/or non-functional artwork possibilities include, but are not limited to,
enhancements to the entry-way, covered walkway to the garage, garage exterior,
and interior enhancements and street-furnishing elements.
The selected artist will collaborate with a design team including: the
design build firm; representatives of the Broward County Human Services
Department and Construction Management; and community groups, to provide
artwork(s) that serve to reflect the identity, mission, and importance of health
and human services, housing and community development to the citizens of Broward
County.
The Edgar P. Mills Family Success Center Call to Artists is open to
all professional artists who reside in the United States. Artist must be able to
effectively work within the project timeline and collaborate with the architects
of records, general contractor, and multiple governmental and community groups.
The total budget established for Phase I (design) and Phase II (implementation)
of the new Edgar P. Mills Family Success Center is $200,000. To see a full
version of the Call to Artists, including the project description,
eligibility, and submittal requirements, please visit the Broward Cultural
Division web site at:
broward.org/arts/pad/calls.htm. Please send all applications to: Public Art
and Design Program, Attn: The
Edgar P. Mills Family Success Center Project,
Broward Cultural Division, 100 S. Andrews Ave, Sixth Floor, Fort
Lauderdale, FL 33301. For questions please call Mary Ann Caldron at
954-357-8093, e-mail:
mcaldron@broward.org.
Volunteers
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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