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  • IUPUI Seeks Residents for 'Speculative Play and Just Futurities'
    IUPUI Seeks Residents for 'Speculative Play and Just Futurities'
    Professional Development; Residencies / Fellowships
    Posted: Jan 31, 2023
    IUPUI is pleased to announce that the Mellon Foundation has awarded a three-year grant for the project Speculative Play and Just Futurities. The grant is the result of the Mellon Foundation’s call for projects that highlight the role of the literary imagination in making and remaking worlds and societies, past and present. Speculative Play and Just Futurities establishes eight residencies per year, for three years, for a diverse group of emerging scholars and creators who are imagining new futures focused on social justice. The residencies, based at IUPUI, are open to all scholars and creators who have a track record of work focused on addressing social justice issues facing historically marginalized groups—including Black, Latinx, Indigenous, and LGBTQ+ communities as well as Persons with Disabilities (ideally with an emphasis on recognizing intersectional identities and experiences within these communities). Residents may include writers, game designers, poets, dramaturges, filmmakers, VR/AR storytellers, ludologists, critical theorists, and more—essentially individuals who are engaged in constructing (or creating frameworks for others to construct) alternative humanistic narratives that expand understanding of what literature can be and the ways that it can help people imagine and enact just futures. Speculative Play and Just Futurities is a collaboration between the IUPUI Arts & Humanities Institute, the Center for Africana Studies and Culture, and the Ray Bradbury Center. For more information, visit https://www.spjf.org. Please sign up for the newsletter, which will keep you up-to-date on program announcements, events, and calls for applications for fellows-in-residence. For inquiries, please contact the project PI, Jason M. Kelly, Director of the IUPUI Arts & Humanities Institute at iahi@iupui.edu.
  • Latino Artist Mentorship Program Seeks Artists
    Latino Artist Mentorship Program Seeks Artists
    Professional Development; Visual
    Posted: Jan 23, 2023
    Artist Daniel Del Real has partnered with Arte Mexicano En Indiana to bring the first ever Latino Artist Mentorship Program. Del Real will be leading a cohort of 20 artists through this program which will empower you with skills to become more successful in Indy’s arts scene in a series of workshops aimed at tackling a variety of challenges including marketing, craftsmanship, presentation, building relationships, and much more. Take advantage of Del Real’s over 15 years of experience. The program kicks off February 11 at the Indiana State Museum. Interested artists who identify as Latino can email Marisa Zambrano at culturecreator22@gmail.com to request an invitation to the informational meeting. This valuable opportunity has been made possible through a generous grant from Glick Philanthropies.
  • Heartland Film Seeks Operations and Outreach Interns
    Heartland Film Seeks Operations and Outreach Interns
    Employment; Film; Professional Development
    Posted: Jan 23, 2023
    Heartland Film interns will serve a crucial role in putting on the Academy Award®-Qualifying Indy Shorts International Film Festival (July 18-23, 2023) and the 32nd Heartland International Film Festival (HIFF) (October 5-15, 2023) in Indianapolis. At Heartland Film, interns have a fun and informative work environment where they can gain valuable experience in film festival planning and implementation, portfolio building, and networking opportunities in the nonprofit and entertainment industries. These internship positions are ideal for undergraduate and graduate students currently enrolled at an accredited college/university who are looking to obtain school credit, or recent graduates within one year. Interns are expected to work a schedule of 12-20 hours per week with the potential to work more hours during the Film Festivals. In 2023, a mix of virtual and on-site internships will be offered. Interns who have on-site positions will ideally live in the Indianapolis area and must have reliable transportation. View the internship description here. View the application here. Deadline: March 3 Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis.
  • Indy Arts Council Seeks Public Art Administration Apprentice
    Indy Arts Council Seeks Public Art Administration Apprentice
    Contracted Services; Employment; Indy Arts Council Opportunity; Professional Development; Public Art; Visual
    Posted: Jan 12, 2023
    The Indy Arts Council seeks a part-time, one-year Public Art Administration Apprentice in connection with Indianapolis’ hosting of the NBA All-Star Game in February 2024. This apprenticeship is an excellent opportunity to learn and practice public art project management skills, and participate in the excitement of an international-level sports hosting event. TERM:  March 2023 through February 2024 STIPEND:  $10,000 (approximately $25/hr for two half-days per week for one year) APPLY BY: Wednesday, February 15, 5:00 p.m. EST The apprentice will work with Julia Moore, Director of Public Art, and will help manage “Hoosier Historia”, a statewide public art project that will create 24 landmark sculptures featuring artist-designed Indiana basketball stories. Responsibilities will include artist correspondence, budget and paperwork tracking, and other administrative tasks. The apprenticeship pays a stipend of $10,000 for the year: this works out to $25/hr for approximately 8 working hours (ideally two half-days) per week. The daily schedule will be negotiated between the apprentice and their supervisor. The majority of this work will be done from the Arts Council’s offices in downtown Indianapolis, but occasional remote work is possible. The apprenticeship requires a commitment for a full year/full term of the project. The ideal candidate is a new or aspirational public art administrator. EDUCATION and EXPERIENCE  You do not need to have completed a diploma or degree to apply for this role Preferred experience (any length, paid or volunteer) includes studio-based visual arts, art history, arts administration, public administration, accounting/finance, business administration/management, project management, event planning/management, and marketing/communications Other desirable experience includes prior work (paid or volunteer) in an office setting, in an arts setting, or creating/administering public art REQUIRED SKILLS Comfortable using personal computers and Microsoft Office products (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) Experienced in electronic communications using phones, email, and video conferencing platforms (for example: Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, etc.) Comfortable with basic mathematical operations and calculations (such as would be used to create a budget and track expenses) Fluency in spoken and written English Experience with or willingness to learn Google Workspace products (Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides) DESIRABLE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS Familiarity with visual arts forms, terminology, and techniques Familiarity with Indiana-based visual artists DESIRABLE PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS Creative thinker Well-organized Detail-oriented Persistent Communicative Fast learner Multi-tasker HOW TO APPLY If you believe this is the opportunity for you, we’d love to learn who you are! Please send or deliver your resume with a cover letter/email Use your cover letter/email to outline your matching skills and experience, note special considerations, and express what you feel you can bring to the role If you are a currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate student, please use the cover letter to indicate your program completion date and your availability for the full year of the apprenticeship The Indy Arts Council is an equal employment opportunity workplace. Mail, email, or deliver application materials to: Julia Moore, Director of Public Art, Indy Arts Council 924 N. Pennsylvania St., Suite A,  Indianapolis, IN 46204 jmoore@indyarts.org QUESTIONS?  Please call Julia Moore at (317) 624-2556
  • National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures Announces Call for Leadership Institute
    National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures Announces Call for Leadership Institute
    Professional Development
    Posted: Jan 11, 2023
    The National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures (NALAC) announces an open call for applications from Latinx artists, arts administrators and cultural workers for the 23rd edition of the NALAC Leadership Institute (NLI). The 2023 Institute will take place between July 9-15, 2023, in San Antonio, Texas. The NALAC Leadership Institute (NLI) is an immersive week-long arts leadership and professional development program. Participation in the NALAC Leadership Institute (NLI) is open to U.S. and Puerto Rico based Latinx artists, arts administrators, and cultural workers working in all media or disciplines (i.e., visual, theatre, dance, literary, performance, digital, interdisciplinary). Core faculty scheduled to lead the 2023 program include Rosalba Rolón (Pregones/PRTT), Dr. Maribel Álvarez (University of Arizona), Abel López (GALA Hispanic Theatre), Evonne Gallardo (Community Partners), and Charles Rice-Gonzalez (BAAD! Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance). Interested applicants are encouraged to attend an informational webinar on January 18, 2023, 1:00 PM CST. Register for the 2023 NLI webinar. The 2023 NALAC Leadership Institute application is now open. The application closes on Wednesday, February 8, 2023, 11:59 p.m. CST.  View the 2023 NLI guidelines and application. The NALAC Leadership Institute (NLI) is supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Ford Foundation, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, National Endowment for the Arts, Texas Commission on the Arts, San Antonio Area Foundation, and the Alice Kleberg Reynolds Foundation. Questions? Contact Mari Hernandez, Manager of Institutes and Convenings, at mhernandez@nalac.org.
  • Artists Invited to Attend 2023 Region 7 Arts Summit
    Artists Invited to Attend 2023 Region 7 Arts Summit
    Indy Arts Council Opportunity; Professional Development; Visual
    Posted: Jan 05, 2023
    The Indy Arts Council, the Indiana Arts Commission, and Nickel Plate Arts are proud to present the Region 7 Arts Summit. Region 7 includes the counties of: Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Johnson, Marion, and Shelby. The Region 7 Arts Summit is February 23 from 10:00 a.m. to 5 p.m at the Harrison Center (1505 N. Delaware St., Indianapolis, IN 46202).  The cost is $35 per attendee; click here to register and pay.  If this cost presents a barrier to you attending, please reach out. The goals of this summit are “to provide an open space for arts groups and individuals to Make Connections, Strengthen the Reach and Impact of the Arts in our Region through Collaboration, and find a Larger Community Arts Issue on which to Focus”. This event is intended for anyone that calls themselves an artist or arts advocate in any capacity and who would like to meet other artists, find more resources for artists, and work toward making the arts stronger in Central Indiana. Click here to register. If you have any questions, please email Ryan Shelton at rshelton@nickelplatearts.org.
  • Midwest Writers Workshop Offers 'Getting Published' Masterclass with Jane Friedman
    Midwest Writers Workshop Offers 'Getting Published' Masterclass with Jane Friedman
    Literary; Professional Development
    Posted: Jan 04, 2023
    Midwest Writers Workshop (MWW) is offering Jane Friedman’s virtual one-day seminar, “Getting Published Masterclass: Traditional, Self, Hybrid, and More,” on Saturday, March 11 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. In this masterclass with publishing industry expert Jane Friedman, you’ll learn not just the foundational principles of getting a book published, but gain up-to-date insight into the changing landscape of the publishing industry, and how you can navigate your own path toward success. You’ll discover what it takes to capture the attention of a New York publisher or literary agent (whether you write fiction or nonfiction) and how to determine if self-publishing, hybrid publishing or online-only options (e.g., Substack, Vella, Wattpad) is the most appropriate path for your next project. Can’t attend the session live? No problem. MWW is offering archival video access for three months to ALL registered attendees. Head over to MWW’s website for more information and REGISTER NOW! Early Bird Registration of $79 ends January 31. Contact Jama Bigger at midwestwriters@yahoo.com with any questions.
  • GANGGANG Seeks Interns
    GANGGANG Seeks Interns
    Employment; Professional Development
    Posted: Dec 15, 2022
    GANGGANG is seeking interns in the areas of marketing, development, public relations & events, creative economy research, outreach & artist support, and exhibitions. Every role at GANGGANG builds more culture, equity, and beauty in cities through the creative economy, and internships are no different. In your business area, you will help build a great organization, challenge mindsets through art and design, and practice equity-in-action. To learn more and apply, click here. Contact Ben Leslie at ben@ganggangculture.com with any questions.
  • Indiana Arts Commission Seeks Summer Programs Intern
    Indiana Arts Commission Seeks Summer Programs Intern
    Employment; Professional Development
    Posted: Dec 01, 2022
    This internship program provides an excellent opportunity to gain experience with the Indiana Arts Commission as a part of an adaptive programs team. You will provide support in the development of strategies, delivery, and assessment of services, programs, and activities that support arts throughout the state. This is a paid internship with the hourly rate of $16.24. Learn more and apply.
  • Indiana Arts Commission Seeks Summer Communications Intern
    Indiana Arts Commission Seeks Summer Communications Intern
    Employment; Professional Development
    Posted: Dec 01, 2022
    In this internship, you will serve as a member of a collaborative communications team. You will provide support in the development and delivery of marketing and communications services that advance and articulate the centrality of the arts to the state’s economic vitality, livability, and cultural vibrancy. This is a paid internship with the hourly rate of $16.24. Learn more and apply.
  • 3rd Friday at the Playground Seeks Artists & Vendors
    3rd Friday at the Playground Seeks Artists & Vendors
    Professional Development; Visual
    Posted: Jul 07, 2022
    3rd Friday is a new, unique event happening in Irvington on the third Friday of every month in 2022. It will feature local artists and musicians showcasing their talents, plus a community drum & dance circle for all levels and ages. If you are interested in selling your work at Playground Production’s 3rd Friday events, fill out the form here and you will receive an email request for booth fees within 48 hours. Kelsobellart@gmail.com will email instructions for booth fee payment (PayPal or Venmo). Please be sure to check your spam folder! Booth fees collected will reserve your spot for the month(s) selected. In January-April, the venue can host 14 artists indoors. 3 spots are hanging-art only (a 20×30” table will be provided for these three artists); the rest will accommodate a 6ft table and a rack or easel. In May-October there will be an additional 9 spots outdoors next to Black Acre Beer Garden. These 10×10’ outdoor spaces will cost $50. Vendors must provide their own tables and canopy tents. For indoor spaces, a non-refundable $25.00 booth fee (per event) will be reserve your spot. For a 10×10 outdoor space (May-October), a non-refundable $50.00 booth fee will reserve your spot.
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