PureRED, the leading marketing service and technology partner for large enterprise retailers and consumer goods companies, is looking for a Photographer in our Cincinnati, OH studio. This role is responsible for taking full creative and production responsibility for all ecommerce photography for our client, a large grocery store chain. Additionally, the person in this role is expected to product quality images within the parameters of the shoot and maintain creative standards, while executing appropriate creative freedom to drive the client’s brand direction. As a critical part of the studio team, the role will also support or handle other needs of the studio as requested as well as acknowledging all studio portal requests and scheduling photo shoots on the studio calendar. For more information please see the PureRED website.

For more information please go to 3CDC.org to apply

Apply and learn more Here. Students can earn tuition assistance, work an hourly wage around class schedules and receive the guidance and network to achieve success throughout their collegiate careers. Multiple placements available.

This is a contracted position. Hours will vary. Past contracted instructors have had hours that ranged from 2 hours per week up to 30 hour per week depending on availability. Currently, we are in need of instructors that are interested in teaching 18 or more hours a week during the day in one of our school programs. All of our programming provides participants with opportunities to explore the creative process. We work with all students (not just students that show an interest in the arts) and want them to strengthen their ability to create, to problem solve, to communicate, to persevere, and to feel pride. Interested applicants can send  their cover letter describing why they have an interest in the position and their resume/CV to apaasch@thecarnegie.com.

Candidates will be asked the following: Describe a project/lesson you would teach that would provide the students with an opportunity to make creative choices in your art form. Please include: Subject and Grade, Summary/description of project, Clear Learning Targets (What the students should walk away understanding in the end), How will the students perform or present their completed work?, What choices will the students have to make?, How long will this project take?

Artonomy, Inc. is looking for an individual to work as a production framing on our manufacturing line. This would include framing artwork and mirrors, stretching canvas, helping with installations and assisting with many other tasks in our production / warehouse facility. This person will work as part of our production team to ensure the highest quality work.

Ideally this person would have a detailed eye & creative background.

This is a full time, hourly position.

Additional duties include but are not limited to:

-Working on set up and clean up

-Documenting all completed work from start to finish

-Tracking production inventory as required for particular projects

The successful candidate must:

-Be able to accurately read a ruler or tape measure

-Have a positive attitude

-The ability to work alone and with a team as needed

-Strong communication and problem solving skills

-Ability to lift 20lbs and work on your feet all day

For consideration, please email resume to BernadetteLewis@artonomyinc.com. 

Job Location: Montgomery, Ohio

Position Title: Private Lesson Art Instructor

Pay: $15 – $18 per hour

Job type: Part-time

Number of openings for this position: We have an ongoing need to fill this role

Example scheduling: M-F 3-9pm or Saturday 11am-9pm (Teachers may choose which days/times they are available to work.

Benefits: Flexible schedule, Professional development assistance

Job Description:

Looking for some art teaching experience or do you already teach art?  Join the I.C.I. Studio School of Art, the best place for private art lessons in Cincinnati!  

The Private Lesson Art Instructor position is part-time with flexible hours and has plenty of autonomy.  We offer the opportunity to consolidate your teaching schedule into one block of time during weekday or weekend hours.  In addition to teaching your regular students, you can make yourself available to substitute for other teachers to earn more.

-The more versatile your ability to work in various mediums of illustration and paint, the more students you will be eligible to teach.  However, if you have a certain specialty, that can be discussed during your interview.  Please be prepared to bring your portfolio to the interview that showcases your best 15-20 pieces.  An online portfolio is also acceptable. The majority of works must be in traditional painting and drawing.  Examples include: portrait, landscape, and still-life.

-You will be expected to engage with your students throughout each lesson while maintaining a positive and patient attitude. Student ages range from 5 to adult.  You must also be comfortable communicating with parents on a regular basis.

-It is required that an Instructor have at least one year in the studio art field such as college courses or other equivalent skill development experience.  Prior teaching experience is preferred, although not required. You will be given opportunities to shadow experienced teachers prior to beginning on your own with students.  

I.C.I. Studio provides all materials for private lessons and builds this into the cost of tuition for students. 

To apply: Please email your resume for consideration to jrohner@ici-studio.com.  Serious applicants only please.

You may be required to have a background check.

https://www.ici-studio.com/

Reports to: Director, Museum Engagement

Department: Museum Engagement  

FLSA Status: FT, Non-exempt, includes regular weekend shifts 

Compensation: $15.25/hour

Cincinnati Museum Center’s Museum Engagement department is the front-facing team across the gallery spaces in the Cincinnati History Museum, Cincinnati Museum of Natural History and Science, the Children’s Museum, and Featured Exhibitions. This team ensures guests have a safe, enriching, and educational experience through informal guest engagement, program delivery, and facilitating activities and hands-on experiences.

The Coordinator serves as the point person for the daily floor operations of the Museum Engagement department and leads as an example by actively working in the gallery spaces to deliver high levels of guest engagement. 

Responsibilities/Duties: 

– Act as Team Lead multiple days each week, leading floor operations across all gallery experiences and programming spaces, trouble-shooting challenges, and acting as the main point of contact for floor staff, volunteers, internal and external partners, and guests

– Perform daily opening and closing procedures to ready gallery spaces for staff, guests, and private events

– Edit daily schedule to reflect the needs of the floor operations teams with a focus on efficiently and effectively providing a high level of guest service and engagement

– Welcome and orient guests and groups and actively promote daily programming, upcoming events, additional exhibitions and experiences, and the sale of memberships

– Responds and resolves guest questions and concerns quickly and tactfully.

– Ensure the safety of guests, staff, and volunteers by being visible in gallery spaces

– Communicate material and supplies needs to designated employee, as necessary

– Routinely works on the floor of the exhibition spaces, interpreting exhibit content, objects and specimens, and utilizing programming in an engaging and credible way

– Facilitate training opportunities for floor staff and volunteers to meet ongoing and new guest service and engagement opportunities

– Assist with onboarding new staff and volunteers by sharing expert knowledge and experience

– Other duties as assigned

Qualifications and Experience: 

– High school graduate or equivalent requirement

– Experience training and managing a team

– 1+ years of experience presenting programs, teaching, or performing preferred.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:  

– Positive attitude that uplifts and encourages others

– Flexible and adaptable to change, strong team player 

– Ability to remain calm and react in a balanced manner in times of stress.    

– Manage time to meet organizational, departmental, and personal deadlines 

– Able to effectively communicate with staff and guests of all ages and abilities in an understandable and pleasant manner; able to speak to large and small groups of people from a variety of racial, cultural, ethnic, gender, and generational backgrounds with sensitivity and active listening  

– Able to quickly learn, apply and teach new knowledge 

– Passion for working with guests; able to coach guests to explore their questions and make their own discoveries; comfort with operational details and ensuring safety through procedures. 

– Willing to be trained in safety protocols, especially tool and chemical safety. Willing to use lab equipment, tools, machinery, art materials, and be comfortable facilitating programs in a lab and maker space setting and teaching staff and volunteers these skills.  

– Comfort with live animals, willing to be trained on animal handling and other relevant safety protocols.   

Additional Information

Must be able to work a flexible schedule inclusive of weekends, early mornings and evenings. Work time is primarily spent in a public environment within the exhibition galleries with special lighting, audio-visual element, and other effects. Must be able to work in a fast-paced, child-centric environment. Other work may be oriented throughout Cincinnati Museum Center’s main campus in Cincinnati’s West End, including any of the three museums, featured exhibitions, the Grand Rotunda, Reakirt Auditorium, Newsreel Theatre, the Dining Rooms, education service areas, outside on Union Terminal grounds, and other areas as assigned. Travel to other facilities such as the Geier Research & Collections Building, the Eulett Center or other off-site locations is a possibility. May require use of personal vehicle for official CMC business. Incumbent will be exposed to 7+ hours of standing, with occasional bending, stooping, lifting, and pushing of carts. May be required to lift up to 20 pounds.

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