This newly created role is responsible for HOTA’s long-tern financial plan and all financial management and processes across the business. You will be a proven team player with a mix of strong technical skill in financial planning and analysis, alongside this you have the ability and experience with advising on strategy at the executive level and a strong commercial acumen.

To explore this opportunity further please apply for this position or contact Stephen Cushion at stephenc@ogroup.com.au.

Placemakers* Gold Coast is looking for a Curator First Nations to join our team and lead our First Nations artistic program.

If you’re passionate about contemporary First Nations practice; have experience working with artists from inception to delivery; have a can do attitude; work well in a small team; know your way around an excel spreadsheet; and have a strong network then this role could be for you.

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Calling all volunteers! Come and join the team at SWELL Sculpture Festival as we connect people, art and place in September 2020.

Volunteering at SWELL is a great opportunity to meet artists, enjoy company of like-minded people and delve into the creative and energetic atmosphere of SWELL.

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Flying Arts Alliance is seeking a motivated ‘By Request’ Program Lead to effectively lead, plan and administrate the ‘By Request’ professional development program for artists and arts workers, young artists, educators, schools and communities. 

This annual program delivers workshops, residencies, training and projects to metropolitan, regional, rural and remote Queensland. Key clients include local government, schools, youth services, cultural organisations, community services et al. As the ‘By Request’ Program Lead, you will work both independently under the direction of the Executive Officer and as a member of the Program team to grow, plan, coordinate, monitor and evaluate the By Request Program.

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The Service Manager, Creative Arts will ensure that the Council’s vision, mission and objectives for the development and delivery of innovative artistic, social, and cultural opportunities for the Redlands Coast community are met. Leading the Council’s Creative Arts Unit, the position will be responsible for the management of programming and operations of the Redland Performing Arts Centre and management oversight of the Redland Art Gallery. 

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Your role as an Education Officer is to develop and implement onsite, digital, and outreach educational programs that complement the Galleries’ exhibition schedule and broaden the Galleries’ engagement with schools, teachers, students, and the community. You will work with the Gallery Director to identify opportunities for the development of education programs and experiences that are in alignment with the Arts and Cultural Strategy of Bundaberg Regional Council.

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The Brisbane Portrait Prize is all about celebrating Brisbane portrait artists and their sitters, while encouraging public engagement with the arts.

Any artist with a connection to Brisbane is eligible to enter. The sitter must also have a connection with Brisbane.

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Expressions of Interest are open now until 20 August 2020 for Curiocities that reflect the intersection of art, science and technology through large-scale, interactive physical and digital installations.

This is a global call-out. Individuals, collectives or organisations may submit an EOI.

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Dr Fiona Foley would like to conduct an Expression of Interest (EOI) to explore her ‘brand’ using her art work in a new venture with people who want to be associated with her art through merchandise and services. 

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The EOI is to deliver the following services;

• 5-year business plan with a marketing strategy,

• Investment strategy (including a return on investment figures),

• Analysis of respective products and services that can be commercialised maintaining cultural integrity and high quality,

• Social media platforms (website, Facebook etc..), and 

• Strategies for effective engagement with art collectors and patrons. 

EOI framework

The EOI closing date is 5pm on 31 August 2020 and is to include the following;

• Previous experience of working with a significant artist

• Delivery of services as detailed above and timeframes 

• Costs 

Please submit the EOI document to fionaf@eis.net.au or call Dr Foley on 0409 051226 for further information. 

Applications are now open for the 2020 Moreton Bay Region Youth Art Awards! To enter the Award, you must be of school age and either live in the Moreton Bay Region or attend school in the region.

The competition is divided into two art categories: 2D and 3D works. Entries are judged by school grade level and winners will receive a prize of $200! Schools can also enter the Award, with the winning school receiving $1,000 towards their art programs.

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The fourth Queensland Figurative non acquisitive competition is now open to Queensland Artists for “paintings in which the human figure is integrated into the composition”.

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