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| | | | | | The Cultural Alliance of Fairfield County is a nonprofit membership service organization that supports its members through unified marketing, capacity building, professional development, and advocacy services. This newsletter is sent to all who request it, but we ask that, if you are not a member, you explore membership benefits and consider joining. See member benefits here. Join here.. |
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| CAFC RECEIVES $50,000 CULTURAL FUND GRANT
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| | | The Cultural Alliance of Fairfield County (CAFC) was one of the early beneficiaries of the CT Cultural Fund, administered by CT Humanities. CAFC, as all 7 other Designated Regional Service Organizations, received a $50,000 grant from the fund. We thank CT Humanities, which has worked closely with CT Office of the Arts to bring the Cultural Fund to fruition. Elizabeth Shapiro, Director of Arts, Preservation & Museums for the state, noted, “The work that the Office of the Arts and is doing in conjunction with CT Humanities comes from a sense of joy and a deeply held set of shared values. Working collaboratively, we have already accomplished more in the past 2 years than ever before. Our voices are stronger when we are collaborating.” This is general operating support, and our priorities for the year are: 1. Increasing and Diversifying our Membership & Audience through our "Cultural Alliance 2.0” strategy, involving creating a "convergence network" of some 70 "Culture Connectors" over 2 years, all of whom will be offered modest honoraria and commit to identifying and connecting with communities and cultures that often operate in isolation from each other. 2. Hire additional staff and increase fundraising capacity by hiring a development consultant or staff member; and 3. Improve IT/ Online Presence: Our website, social media, and email are key to our success. We will prioritize improvements and solutions that keep up with the ever-changing landscape of digital marketing by updating our website, establishing a blog platform to regularly amplify and connect the voices of our members one to another; explore new ways of expanding access to our FCBuzz-Events page through a widget; and explore the possibilities of an interactive platform for the regional network. |
| | SAVE THE DATE: December 8, 10am-4pm
We are inviting all our member artists and organizations to a convening at Stepping Stones Museum for Children in Norwalk. We want to hear from everyone about how you fared during the combined crises of 2020, what you learned, and how you are changed. What’s ahead for you in 2022? Details to come.
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| | SPOTLIGHT: BRIDGEPORT MOVING FORWARD
NOW AVAILABLE AS PODCAST |
| | You can hear our November Spotlight on Arts & Culture: “Bridgeport Moving Forward: BRIDGEPORT ART TRAIL 2021 broadcast as a podcast here. For the last 12 years, November has meant the Bridgeport Art Trail (BAT) – where some 200 artists’ studios are open to the public, in addition to new gallery exhibits, parties, live music, and more. This year, after last year’s BAT, where COVID forced events to go virtual, the 13th BAT will be the biggest ever. In addition to open studios, there are several major openings of key Bridgeport cultural organizations.
Our guests were Suzanne Katchmar, executive director of City Lights Gallery and of the Bridgeport Art Trail; Jane Davila, Executive Director of Metro Art Studios; Steve di Costanzo, General Manager of WPKN; Maisa Tisdale, Executive Director of the Mary and Eliza Freeman Center for History & Community; Cris Dam and Dustin Malstrom, owners of URSA Gallery in Bridgeport’s Arcade; and real estate developer Phil Kuchma. |
| | | | Sue Keown studied at The School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Skidmore College, The SunValley Center for the Arts and Humanities, Goddard College and at the Penland Craft School. She has worked with many artists including Peter London, Jody Hojin Kimmel, Jenny Lind, Bill Knoble, Stanley Pickney, Kaju Aso, Robert Turner and Paulus Berensohn, with whom she calls her greatest teachers, her students. She has been a teaching artist for many years and currently works with middle school students at Rye Country Day School and works from her studio in Norwalk Connecticut. Website Email: keown316@yahoo.com
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| | Felicity Kostakis is an art instructor at Greenwich Academy. She is a member of The Greenwich Art Society, The Art Society of Old Greenwich, The Greenwich Arts Council, and the Collectors Council at the Bruce Museum. She is currently on the Board of Trustees and serves as the co-chair of the development committee for the Bruce Museum. Felicity's art has been heavily influenced by the sea and her artwork is rich with light and nature. She has extended her ability to capture the grandeur of the sea to many other subjects including landscapes, animals, and still life. Website Email: felicitykostakis@gmail.com
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| | Michele Riche currently lives in Connecticut, her home state, after spending many years living in New York City. She received her BFA at St. Lawrence University and continued her education in New York, taking classes at The School of Visual Arts, among other institutions, while working in development for non-profit organizations. In 2018, Michele decided to leave the routine of a 9 to 5 job to devote her career and life to her art. Michele has exhibited in numerous group exhibitions, as well as being selected as a Spotlight Artist recipient at Artexpo New York in 2021. She received “Best In Show” at the Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury, CT in 2019, and had a solo exhibition at the Mattatuck Museum that year. She moved to Connecticut in the spring of 2021. Website Email: michelericheart@gmail.com
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| | | Over the last 30 years, Terri C Smith has curated more than 100 exhibitions for museums and other nonprofit arts organizations, working with approximately 400 nationally and internationally exhibiting contemporary artists. In 2011, she cofounded the nationally-recognized contemporary art space, Franklin Street Works, (Stamford, CT) where she was the Creative Director until the organization permanently closed due to financial strains from the COVID-19 pandemic in April 2020. In addition to curating, her freelance work has included: teaching Feminisms and the Arts as an adjunct professor at UConn-Stamford; working as a copywriter for annual reports, websites, press releases, and grants; archiving for Blondie's Christ Stein, for the Al Held Foundation, and for Alison Knowles, a founding member of Fluxus; and creating dozens of radio features. Website Email: tcamillesmith@gmail.com |
| | | Brian Whelan began his journey as an artist just outside his own studio door, in the medieval churches and dwellings of East Anglia. The vestiges of the medieval art form resonate with Brian’s Irish Catholic roots. His oeuvre, like much medieval art, depicts a sublime comedy of life’s glories and tragedies. In addition to painting religious subjects, Brian also feels compelled to paint London, the city of his birth. His most recent exhibitions have been in the UK and the US (CT and PA). Future shows will include NYC. Brian’s Connecticut studio and home is on Westport Road between Westport and Wilton. His works can be found in public and private collections worldwide. Website Email: wroseberry44@gmail.com |
| | | | | ARTIST MEMBER NEWS: GROUP SHOWS |
| | | The following members have open studios for the Bridgeport Art Trail Friday & Saturday 10am-5pm: American Fabrics Building Floor 2: Joanie Landau, Jay Petrow; Floor 3: Janine Brown, Susan Newbold, Floor 4: Jocelyn Braxton Armstrong, Linda Colletta, Holly Hawthorn, Brechin Morgan, Kelly Rossetti. The Knowlton: Ina Anderson, Herm Freeman, Katie Settle Metro Art Studios: Patrice Barrett, Lucienne Buckner, Alicia Cobb – Art Simplicated, Adger Cowans, Carlos Davila, Jane Davila, Gwen Hendrix, Kristen Merrill, Meighan Morrison, Susan Taylor Murray, Rick Shaefer, Denise Susalka The NEST Arts Factory: Kat Evans, Michele Riche, Kris Davenport Toohey
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| | Jane Lubin, Mary Manning, and Karen Neems are three of 10 artists participating in It’s a Mod, Mod, Mod, World, a champagne art show and holiday fundraising gala for the Museum of Darien, December 3rd, featuring works by members of The Concepts Group of 10 Fairfield County artists. The event will include a display of costumed mannequins in fashions from the 1960s. The paisleys, swirls and bright colors that splashed on the scene in that iconic decade inspired the artists’ paintings, prints and collages. |
| | | Spirituality and Nature, an exhibition of fine art by five local artists, opens on December 5, 12pm-4pm. The exhibition featuring Jennie Carr, Alice Hayes, Nancy Moore, Adele Moros, and Kris D Toohey, runs through January 2nd with gallery hours Sunday and Tuesday 12-5pm and by appointment at The Meetinghouse, Ridgebury Congregational Church, 605 Ridgebury Road in Ridgefield Learn more... |
| | | | Eugenie Diserio’s painting In Through The Out Door (acrylic on canvas, 48 x 36”) was awarded 1st place in the Fragments Of Memory exhibit sponsored by Stamford Art Association. The themed show, inspired by Toni Morrison’s novel, “Beloved” is currently on view in the Ferguson Library Gallery until Jan. 20, 2022.
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| | Fruma Markowitz's one-of-a-kind, “hand-made” cyanotype, platinum/palladium, and lumen photographs can be seen in 3 shows: “In the Rose Garden” at the Sill House Gallery at the Lyme Academy of Art and here; “Fireflies in Tall Grasses” (a “Wet Lumen” print) at the 2021 Alt Process show at SoHoPhoto Gallery in NYC and the Griffin Museum of Photography, also here; and a collection of Fruma’s cyanotypes will be on sale at the Westport Bookshop (December 1-31).
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| | | Two of Connie Newton Stancell’s earlier paintings, Andalusian Trees III and Amaryllis II, are included in the Katonah Museum Artists Association exhibition, The Northern Westchester Hospital Show, at The Northern Westchester Hospital, 400 East Main Street, Mt. Kisco, NY. The exhibition begins on November 22, 2021 and ends on May 6, 2022. |
| | | Steven Parton's painting, Anticipation, 24x30, oil, is being shown at the 93rd Grand National Exhibit of the American Artists Professional League at the Salmagundi Club 47 5th Ave NYC, through November 19th. Purchases may be made through Bidsquare.com Website Email: info@salmagundi.org
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| | | Don Perley has been accepted into the Pleiades Gallery in New York’s Chelsea Gallery District. One of the oldest and most well-established galleries in NYC, Pleiades is a Chelsea institution with high standards continuously refreshed by new artists representing a diversity of styles, ages and viewpoints. |
| | | Chris Perry, an accomplished book artist himself, has curated Books on the Verge, a survey of book art by 23 artists, that is the opening exhibition in the new METRO Art Studios gallery. Chris is also one of four book artists in the Flinn Gallery’s Not By the Book exhibit, and will be giving an Artist Talk this Sunday Nov. 14 at 2pm at the Flinn with Shiela Hale. Also, don’t miss this two-minute video of a studio visit with Chris. |
| | Adelka Polak, Artistic Director of Sova Dance & Puppet Theater, is working with the Jim Henson Foundation and Wonderspark Puppets at the Yale Child Study Center teaching Fellows at the Center, along with therapists, educators and theater artists, skills in the art of puppetry, in order to aid those working with children with autism. Sova Theater will offer a Fall Fairy Walk at Franc’s Preserve in Bethel on Sunday, Nov. 14.
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| | | Lizzy Rockwell's HOPE Quilt which she designed and led production on, in collaboration with volunteers from Peace by Piece: The Norwalk Community Quilt Project and the Adam J. Lewis Academy, will be unveiled at its permanent home at The Adam J. Lewis Academy on Thursday, November 18th at 2:45 PM, 500 State Street in Bridgeport. This quilt was made possible by a REGI grant from the CT Office of the Arts. Over 200 volunteers, including students, staff and family members of the Adam J. Lewis Academy lent a hand to this communal work of textile art. Lizzy won the 2021 Connecticut Book Award in the picture book category, for The All-Together Quilt, a picture book about community quilting, which she wrote and illustrated. It is based on real people and activities of Peace by Piece: The Norwalk Community Quilt Project. Video of Ceremony |
| | | Rick Schaefer is excited to announce the opening of his new studio space in the restored Metro Art Studios building at 345 Railroad Avenue, Bridgeport. There will be a Grand Opening Friday, November 12 from 4-6 pm. Metro Art Studios is located in the historic Crown Corset factory building on Railroad Avenue in the South End of Bridgeport, Connecticut. The three-story building is being meticulously renovated to accommodate fine artists in 38 studios. The creativity and productivity of the building lives on with the vibrant and thriving arts community that now resides within its walls. |
| | | Lee Walther is exhibiting her collage mirrors, mixed media photos along with a series of her one of a kind tables (6) at the Bruce Kershner Gallery in the Fairfield Library through November 27th. These tables along with other works will be also be shown at Locally to Market Main Street, Westport from November 19th to January 7th. |
| | Trish Wend's Rites of Spring (16x20) is on view at the Salmagundi Club in NYC through November 19 for the American Artist Professional League's 93d Grand National Exhibition. It is also available through Bidsquare for the duration of the show. Locally, Trish will have a solo show at the Ridgefield Library, opening November 24. From Farm to Table: Classic Landscapes, Still Life and Florals runs through December 28. There will be an artists reception Saturday, December 4 from 2 to 4pm.
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| | Joan Wheeler will be exhibiting three pieces of needle-felted art in It's Complicated at City Lights Gallery in Bridgeport through January 4. The piece Voyager is 2'x3' needle-felted sheep's wool, made by taking tiny strands of wool and poking them though a backing. It's a meditative experience taking many, many weeks to complete. Voyager has multiple levels of meaning, one of which is the representation of a dream state where we travel between daytime reality and the musings and imaginings of our sleeping self. Facebook
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| | Sherri Wolfgang's latest solo exhibition, American Pathos, is at Dacia Gallery. It has taken her six years to complete the dozen figurative oil paintings, having drawn deftly upon Renaissance formats and old Master techniques. AMERICAN PATHOS attempts to capture the dark cloud of millennial doubt that constantly rears its head, even during periods of stability and satisfaction. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the social and emotional issues engendered by this juxtaposition become even more urgent.
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| | | | A TAX EXPERT'S ADVICE ON HOW ARTISTS CAN AVOID STRESS DURING TAX SEASON
As the end of the year draws close, it’s a good time to take a look at the business side of your art practice. Organizing your practice doesn’t need to be hard—and it can really help it run smoothly, keep your admin time down so you can be in the studio more, and keep you well protected if the IRS sends you one of those heart-sinking letters. Learn more... |
| | ART INFLUENCES SENSE OF BELONGING
A new report published by the Society of General Internal Medicine finds that some students in medical school would like to see universities diversify their collections of institutional portraiture. The survey suggests that art plays an important role in creating a welcoming space in higher education; alternatively, homogenous paintings and statuary can make women and minority groups feel excluded from institutional spaces. The study, which was conducted by students and a professor at Yale School of Medicine, comes at a time when professional and graduate programs are trying to remove barriers for students who have historically been alienated from higher learning because of bigotry and prejudice.Read More... |
| | SETH ROGEN DONATES HANDMADE VASE TO AVON THEATRE AND FILM CENTER
Fans of comedic actor Seth Rogen now have the chance to own something handmade by the “Pineapple Express” star himself. Stamford’s Avon Theatre and Film Center has received a ceramic vase created exclusively by Rogen for its Avon Auction, and it's up for bid, according to a press release. The vase is 6 inches tall with a multicolored design that “has a three-dimensional feel,” the release notes, as well as a “crackled glaze finish on the top.” The piece also has his first name signed on the bottom. Read More... |
| | | | GRANTWRITING FOR ARTISTS
Tuesdays, November 16, & 30 7:00-8:30pm
This workshop, led by filmmaker Tracie Holder, is open to artists working across all disciplines who have a project in development and are ready to start the grant application process. Gain confidence in your fundraising and proposal writing abilities and develop a solid road map to begin the process. Review the specific components of a proposal, how to convey ideas visually, and strike a balance between the big broad brushstroke ideas and small details that make your project come alive on the page. These are the last two dates of a 4-session workshop. Learn more...
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| | WORK OF ART: ENGAGING CUSTOMERS AND SELLING YOUR WORK
December 2, 6:30 pm CT
A free workshop on Zoom where you will learn tools and techniques to communicate the value of your work to potential customers. Learn more...
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| | EMPLOYMENT RIGHTS FOR ARTISTS
December 6, 6:30 pm CT
A free Zoom workshop presented by Ben Kwan and Ted Haller from Haller Kwan LLP and Minnesota Lawyers for the Arts on employment rights for artists, including examples often-complained about workplace conduct that is absolutely atrocious but 100% legal. Learn what kind of conduct actually crosses the line into the bounds of illegality. Attendees will be able to download a free resource to help them navigate various employment situations that Ben and Ted hope you never encounter—but want you to be prepared for in case you do. Learn More...
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| | | | ROWAYTON ARTS CENTER
Deadline: November 17
The Rowayton Arts Center (RAC) is seeking original, handcrafted works for the annual Holiday Gift Show from November 26 to December 24, 2021. RAC will accept small ornaments and holiday-related items as well as jewelry, pottery and ceramics, candles, wooden toys and items, small furniture, knitted or crocheted items, fiber art, original cards and small prints or paintings. Receiving dates are November 15 through 17. Questions? Email exhibitions@rowaytonarts.org Prospectus...
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| | A JURIED EXHIBIT TO CELEBRATE THE STAMFORD ARTS ASSOCIATION 50 YEAR ANNIVERSARY
Deadline: November 19
Please help SAA celebrate 50 years of the Stamford Art Association together! They are hosting this exhibit to honor their member artists who continue to be a creative spark and inspiration. Dec 9 to Jan 28. Only members are invited to participate in a juried exhibit at the JCC of Stamford to celebrate 50 years of the Stamford Art Association bringing art to the community. You may join or renew membership at www.stamfordartassociation.org/membership The theme is celebrating the Stamford Art Association with your best work. The exhibit, with cash prizes, will be juried by Marguerite Weinert, long time SAA Gallery Manager who retired earlier this year. Submit Here... |
| | MIXMASTER 2022 JURIED MEMBERS EXHIBITION
Deadline: December 17
MIXMASTER is an exhibition that seeks to discover and recognize the talents of its artist members working in New England and the Tri-State region. Initiated to support and recognize contemporary art, MIXMASTER provides an opportunity for established and emerging artists to debut their most recent work, done in the last three years. Works will be judged by Kyle Harris, a Director at Peter Blum Gallery in NYC. Exhibition Dates: Sunday, January 30 – Sunday, March 6, 2022 with Reception & Awards: Sunday, January 30 at the Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury, CT. Submit here |
| | WESTPORT FINE ARTS FESTIVAL
Deadline: January 7
Westport Downtown Association is pleased to announce that
online registration is now open for the 49th Westport Fine Arts Festival, Memorial Day Weekend, May 28th & 29th, 2022
in the Main Street area of downtown Westport CT. New this year! Westport Fine Arts Festival will be using ZAPPLICATION for the application process. If you have any questions regarding your application, please contact Sue at FAFDirector@westportdma.com Website |
| | NEW CANAAN SCULPTURE TRAIL
Deadline: January 15
The New Canaan Sculpture Trail was created by the New Canaan Land Trust and the Carriage Barn Arts Center in 2020 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. The inaugural outdoor art exhibition inspired reflections on the role of our natural surroundings through the interaction of art and nature. The 2022 Sculpture Trail exhibition features the theme, Open Spaces for Everyone, which draws upon and reflects on the deep-rooted social, racial, and environmental challenges that have risen to the forefront of our national dialog over the past two years. The juried selection of outdoor sculptures will premiere in June and and will be on view through October. The sculptures will be exhibited on up to ten New Canaan Land Trust preserves, the Carriage Barn Arts Center and other highly visible New Canaan locations. Submit Here... |
| | AESTHETICS ARTWORK FOR HOSPITAL SYSTEM
Aesthetics, Inc. seeks original artwork in a wide variety of media to be placed in the gardens, patio terraces, corridors, conference rooms, and other spaces in a large New England multi-hospital system. This Call for Artists includes artworks ranging from $150 to $50,000. Questions? Contact Julie Lorenz, Senior Project Manager: lorenz@aesthetics.net. Currently, there is not a deadline date. More Info...
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| | | | BAXTER STREET RESIDENCY CALL Deadline: Nov 15Each year, Baxter St at CCNY invites emerging lens-based artists living in New York City to apply for the Baxter St Residency Program. This residency offers lens-based artists much-needed workspace in New York City as well as access to the Baxter St at CCNY community and programs. Residents will have free use of the facilities and equipment at Baxter St at CCNY and a secondary photo lab with darkroom and printer access for the duration of the Residency during respective hours of operation if needed. Residents receive a monthly stipend as well as an additional production fee and a solo exhibition at Baxter St at CCNY after their term of residency. Learn more... |
| | NORWALK ART SPACE WRITERS OPENING November 18The Norwalk Art Space is holding its first ever Writers Opening on November 18, 5-7pm, and invites all writers to gather and find inspiration in the current exhibit Between Blurred Lines by artists Kelly Rossetti and Joanna Lentini. From poetry & prose to critiques— write, share and chat with fellow writers as well as share your prior works if you would like, at the Open Mic hosted by Canyon! Experience the joys of working in a supportive and creative space. Learn more... |
| | THE MEETINGHOUSEARTIST IN RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
Extended Deadline: November 30As seen in this month issue of Ridgefield and Wilton Magazine, the new studios at The Meetinghouse.life in the rural Ridgebury section of Ridgefield is offering three residence studios one for writer, one for visual artist, one for musician. Check out the website at or call 203-246-1024 for more information. |
| | ARTIST RESPOND GRANT
Deadline: December 1
The Artists Respond grant program provides direct funding to Connecticut artists to pursue community-based projects that use the arts to respond to social issues, current events, and community needs. Connecticut artists may apply for a grant of either $2,500, or $5,000 to support artist fees associated with project activities. The Artists Respond program aims to invest in a wide range of community-based projects from large audience events to small group activities. Learn more... |
| | CREATIVE FORCES COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT GRANT
Deadline: December 15
The Creative Forces Community Engagement Grant program is part of the Creative Forces®: NEA Military Healing Arts Network and managed in partnership with Mid-America Arts Alliance. This grant program aims to improve the health, well-being, and quality of life for military service members and veterans exposed to trauma as well as their families and caregivers through support of non-clinical arts engagement projects. Matching grants of $10,000 to $50,000 are available to eligible organizations for emerging and established projects that take place after July 1, 2022. Learn more... |
| | CREATIVE CAPITAL X SKOLL FOUNDATION Kickstarter, Creative Capital, and Skoll Foundation have partnered to launch a $500,000 Creative Capital x Skoll Foundation Fund that backs projects by Asian, Black, Indigenous, and Latinx creators on the crowdfunding platform. Effective immediately, funds will be awarded on an ongoing basis to creators with active projects across all of Kickstarter’s categories: Arts, Comics & Illustration, Design & Tech, Film, Food & Craft, Games, Music, and Publishing. Apply here... |
| | | | ART PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Excelligence Learning Corporation
A full time position in Shelton that pre-flights and processes all final files from staff designers, acts as a vendor liaison, and ensures the accuracy of files for production before supplying art to the vendors. Responsible for digital archives. Learn more... |
| | ASSOCIATE CREATIVE DIRECTOR The McIntyre Group
Join a fun collaborative team in Norwalk that is passionate about what they do. A full time position working on Traditional and Digital Marketing Projects. Learn more... |
| | VISITOR EXPERIENCE MANAGER Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
Responsible for the public face of the Museum by managing the front desk, supervising the visitor experience staff, and building relationships with the Museum visitors. This role primarily functions in communicating the Museum’s programs and activities to the public, promoting excellent customer service in the Museum, and serves as a liaison between visitors and all departments in the Museum. In addition, the VEC is responsible for all details related to the public face of the Museum during their shift and is charged with leading the Museum Attendants to ensure that all works of art are working properly, that all Museum’s spaces are clean, and dealing with any other issue that may arise. Learn more... |
| | PROJECT COORDINATOR IN THE ARTS Quick Center for the Arts
Part-Time position at the College of Arts & Sciences at Fairfield University's Quick Center for the Arts. Coordinates projects related to programming needs in the College of Arts and Sciences; with specific attention to VPA, FUAM, The Quick Center and related arts programs or events. Duties to include personnel scheduling, master calendar management for events; facilitates the rental process for arts programming venues; coordinates hospitality, set-up, and logistics for events; and assists in the coordination of special University events as required. Learn more... |
| | GRAPHIC DESIGNER SCS Direct Inc.
Full time position in Trumbull, CT with salary of $40,000 - $65,000 a year. SCS started as a niche marketing company focused on a single category. After more than two decades, SCS Direct has evolved into a robust consumer products powerhouse that develops best of breed products across the Toy, Baby, Housewares, Home Improvement, and Outdoor Living categories. Their innovative line of unique products is purchased and enjoyed by consumers not only in the United States but across the globe. Learn more... |
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| | | | NOVEMBER: 18: Norwalk Art Space Writers Opening 19: Stamford Arts Association 50 Year Anniversary Exhibit Deadline30: Meetinghouse AIR Application DeadlineDECEMBER:6: Employment Rights for Artists Deadline
JANUARY:
ROLLING DEADLINES: Gottlieb Foundation: Emergency Grant Program (painters, printmakers, and sculptors) ioby/ArtPlace America: Artists Lead!: creative placemaking crowdfunding plus Stochastic Labs: Residencies for engineers, artists, scientists, and entrepreneurs |
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