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January 2018 ASCA News
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Work by Puanani Maunu, of Juneau, selected in 2017 for the Alaska Contemporary Art Bank.
Deliberate Acts of Ravens No. 4, Oil on canvas, 24 x 24. Image courtesy Puanani Maunu.
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News for the ASCA Communique?
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Submit articles, short notices, calls for art or RFPs for ASCA to consider including in the next Communique.
Contact Saunders McNeill at
[email protected]
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We are excited to begin 2018 with news that places Alaska in the national spotlight!
The Alaska State Council on the Arts is a member of the National Assembly of State Art Agencies (NASAA), which is a consortium of state arts agencies in all states and territories.
We are thrilled that ASCA's Board of Trustees Chair, Benjamin Brown, who was elected to chair NASAA's Board of Directors last fall, will participate in a briefing at the National Press Club this month to increase appreciation of the essential economic benefits of arts and culture in the United States and in Alaska. The presentation will be streamed on the
NASAA Facebook page on Tuesday, January 23, 2018 at 1:30 pm.
It is also a great pleasure to announce Dr. Jane Chu will be making her second visit to Alaska as chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts to participate in the Creative Forces Summit on February 21-22, 2018. While in Alaska, she'll also be visiting Fairbanks and Bethel. Her last visit to Alaska was in August, 2015. Since then, Dr. Chu has visited all 50 states and has a
remarkable collection of sketches from her travels to share.
Learn more about the Anchorage Creative Forces Community meeting with the NEA and register to attend
here. Registration opens January 15, 2018.
We hope to see you there!
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Benjamin Brown and Jane Chu. Photo courtesy of the NEA, 2015
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SAVE THE DATE: 2018 Governor's Arts and Humanities Awards
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Visit the website at https://www.akgovawards.org/ to learn more about the 2018 awardees, or past awardees, and to purchase tickets or support the awards event! For questions about the Governor's Arts and Humanities Awards, or for more information, contact the Alaska State Council on the Arts at 1.888.278.7424 or 907.269.6610. Or email us at
[email protected].
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Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Awards Program |
Project Awards and Fellowships to open for application on January 15, 2018
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Rasmuson Foundation honors the merit and significance of a life dedicated to serious artistic exploration and growth. The Foundation believes an artist's energy, ideas, and creative drive cannot bear fruit without time devoted to experimentation, education, and personal reflection. We also acknowledge artists need opportunities to explore at various stages of their artistic careers.
With these guiding principles in mind, Rasmuson Foundation has created three award programs for individual artists living and working in Alaska:
- Project Awards: Awards of $7,500 for emerging, mid-career, and mature artists in all disciplines for specific, short-term projects that have a clear benefit to the artist and the development of his/her work. Approximately 25 Project Awards are granted annually. Project Awards are available in all 11 artistic disciplines. (Application opening January 15, 2018)
- Fellowships: $18,000 awards for mid-career or mature artists to focus their energy and attention for a one-year period on developing their creative work. The Fellowship program awards grants in 11 artistic disciplines that rotate on a two-year cycle. Disciplines considered in 2018 are: Media Arts, Multidiscipline, Music Composition, New Genre, Presentation/Interpretation, Visual Arts. Approximately 10 Fellowships are awarded each year. (Application opening January 15, 2018)
- Distinguished Artist Award: A single $40,000 annual award for a mature artist of recognized stature with a history of creative excellence and accomplishment in the arts. (Nominations closed for 2018)
In addition to the grant award, all artists will have an opportunity to participate in a flexible course with Creative Capital, one of the preeminent artist skill-building nonprofits organizations in the country. Rasmuson Foundation covers the cost of the training.
The Distinguished Artist Award and the Fellowships and Project Awards have distinct applications and review processes. The Distinguished Artist Award nominations are closed for 2018, and the
Fellowships and Project Award applications will open on January 15, 2018. Deadline for artists to apply for Fellowships and Project Awards will be March 1, 2018.
Rasmuson Foundation partners with communities to provide informational presentations, and the website includes resources for artists who are considering application to the program. Upcoming presentations include:
- Anchorage: 4 to 5 p.m. on January 31 at Rasmuson Foundation. Space is limited. Please RSVP by contacting Sharity Sommer.
- Fairbanks: 2 to 3 p.m. on February 2 at the Bear Gallery at the Alaska Centennial Center for the Arts. Requires registration.
- Online: 4 to 5 p.m. on February 6. Check back on the Rasmuson Foundation website, soon for specifics about how to connect.
- Haines: 2 to 3 p.m. on February 9 at the Haines Public Library.
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Operating Support Annual and Biennial Grants for FY19 Open January 16, 2018
Cultural Collaborations Access and Excursion Grants Open for FY18
Arts Educator Fellowships Available for FY18
- Arts Educators Fellowships are awards of up to $3,000 to support the artistic professional development for teachers who are responsible for teaching visual or performing arts in public or private schools.
- Deadline for Application: March 15, 2018
- Visit https://education.alaska.gov/aksca/ccp.html for complete information, guidelines and application.
Harper Arts Touring Fund Grants Open for FY18
Alaska State Poetry Out Loud Competition
| Juneau | March 6, 2018
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Calls for Art and Requests for Proposals
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Sealaska Heritage Institute Juried Art Show and Competition
Submission Deadline: January 16, 2018
Sealaska Heritage Institute's Juried Art Show is a biennial show and competition for Native art held in conjunction with Celebration, a major dance-and-culture festival. The goals of the Juried Art Show are:
- To encourage and enhance the creation and production of Southeast Alaska Native objects of artistic value which have fallen into disuse and are becoming rare
- To stimulate and enhance the quality of artistic work among our Native artisans
- To encourage the development of new forms of art of purely Southeast Alaska Native form and design
SHI will award prizes in six divisions: Carving and sculpture (wood and metal carvings and sculptures); sewing (skin and fur, beadwork and other); weaving (Chilkat, Ravenstail and basketry); two-dimensional (paintings, drawings and prints); and endangered art (spruce-root weaving and mountain goat horn spoon carving).
Artist Jackson Polys and art historian Steve Henrikson will serve as jurors. Master Haida weaver Delores Churchill also has agreed to serve as a juror consultant on sewing and weaving submissions.
2018 Left Coast Annual Juried Exhibition
Deadline: January 30, 2018
Calling all California, Oregon, Washington, and Alaska fine art visual artists! Sanchez Art Center
http://www.sanchezartcenter.org/index.html invites you to enter the 2018 Left Coast Annual. Enter up to 20 images at $15 per image.
JUROR: Claudia Schmuckli, Curator in Charge for Contemporary Art and Programming at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.
AWARDS: 2 Exhibition Awards ($250 plus an exhibition in 2019); and 2 Merit Awards ($250).
Adäka Cultural Festival Artist |
2018 Applications Open
Deadlines: January 31, 2018 for those requiring sponsorship; February 28, 2018 for those arranging their own travel
The
Adäka Cultural Festival was launched in July 2011, with a mission to develop and deliver a world-class, iconic festival that showcases, celebrates, and fosters the development of Yukon's diverse and distinctive First Nations arts and culture. The Festival features a rich mixture of traditional and contemporary visual and performing artists from each Yukon First Nation, as well as visiting artists from British Columbia, Northwest Territories, Alaska and Greenland.
Chilkoot Trail Residency
Call for Submissions
Deadline: February 1, 2018
Mark your calendar as February 1st, 2018 is the deadline to apply for the 9th edition of the program, if you are a visual artist and you want to spur your creativity on the Chilkoot Trail. Together, the Yukon Arts Centre, Parks Canada and the US National Park Service and the Skagway Arts Council seek three visual artists to participate in a cross-border creative journey within Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, Alaska and Chilkoot Trail National Historic Site in British Columbia.
Alderworks Alaska Writers and Artists Retreat, Skagway, AK
Summer Artist Residency Applications Open
Deadline: February 15, 2018
Alderworks has three cabins along West Creek in Dyea which are available during two summer residency sessions: mid-May to late June, and mid-July to late August. To view residency requirements and apply go to
http://alderworksalaska.com.
Ketchikan Area Arts and Humanities Council Main Street Gallery
Call for Exhibition Proposals
Deadline: March 1, 2018
The Main Street Gallery hosts 11 exhibits a year from September through August, and displays a wide variety of mediums from local and national artists, as well as traveling exhibits.
The Main Street Gallery is a community art gallery committed to community artist development through:
- Hosting exhibits by emerging local artists
- Hosting exhibits of work outside the commercial mainstream by established local artists
- Hosting exhibits of visiting artists when the exhibit and/or workshops by the artist can make a valuable contribution to the local art culture
- Providing open and invitational exhibits that inspire local and amateur artists to expand the range of their media
Voices of the Wilderness Artist Residency
Deadline: March 1, 2018
Voices of the Wilderness Artist Residency program offers selected artists eleven unique Alaska residency opportunities ranging from one to three weeks in duration. Go to
their website for more information about the program or contact Barbara Lydon at
[email protected].
Springfield Art Museum
Watercolor USA 2018 Call for Entries
Deadline: March 6, 2018
The Springfield Art Museum announces a call for entries for Watercolor USA 2018, highlighting the very best in contemporary American watermedia. This year's exhibit will run from June 2 through August 26, 2018. The nationally known exhibition is open to artists from all 50 states and U.S. territories, and seeks to discover what is new and what is next in the world of American watermedia. This year's exhibit will be judged by Kelly Kane, former Editor-In-Chief of Watercolor Artist magazine and a leader in art publishing for more than 20 years.Approximately $20,000 in cash prizes and possible Museum purchase awards are available. Top awards include the $3,000 Kenneth M. Shuck Memorial Award, the $2,000 Greg G. Thielen Memorial Award, the $1,500 Bill Armstrong Memorial Award, and the $1,000 Robert E. Goodier Memorial Award for Traditional Transparent Watercolor, among others. Additional cash awards are generously provided by the Watercolor USA Honor Society. Artists from all 50 states and U.S. territories, ages 18 and up, who are using watermedia as critical components of their work are eligible to apply. Artists whose work pushes the boundaries of traditional aqueous media are encouraged to enter. High realism, abstraction, traditional transparent watercolor, and innovative uses of the medium are all welcomed as the exhibit continues to expand and adjust with contemporary artistic practice, including the use of nontraditional supports and mounts.
For full information on entry rules, entry fees, and how to submit artwork, visit
www.sgfmuseum.org. The Springfield Art Museum is located at 1111 East Brookside Drive.
Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center
All-Alaska Biennial 2018 Call for Entries
Deadline: June 15, 2018
The All-Alaska Biennial features contemporary work by Alaska artists. This juried exhibition is a continuation of the Anchorage Museum's
All-Alaska Juried and
Earth, Fire & Fibre exhibitions, which began more than 30 years ago to encourage the creation of new works by Alaska artists in all media. The process is open to Alaskan artists working in all media, including digital and new media.
This exhibition will open to the public November 2, 2018 in the 3rd floor galleries of the
Anchorage Museum. The All-Alaska Biennial will travel to other venues in Alaska after it closes in Anchorage March 3, 2019.
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Grants and Funding
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Foundation for Contemporary Arts
Emergency Grants
Deadline: Monthly
In keeping with
FCA's mission to encourage, sponsor, and promote work of a contemporary, experimental nature, applicants must demonstrate that their artistic practice falls within this context. Created in 1993, Emergency Grants provides prompt funding for innovative visual and performing artists who:
- Have unanticipated, sudden opportunities to present their work to the public when there is insufficient time to seek other sources of funding
- Incur unexpected or unbudgeted expenses for projects close to completion with committed exhibition or performance dates
Emergency Grants is the only active, multi-disciplinary program that offers immediate assistance of this kind to artists living and working anywhere in the United States or U.S. territories, for projects occurring in the U.S. and abroad. Grants range in amount from $500 to $2,500.
For complete information about the Emergency Grants, visit the website at
Alaska Community Foundation
Strengthening Organizations Grant
The
Alaska Community Foundation (ACF) offers the
Strengthening Organizations grant program with the goal of funding projects that will help Alaska nonprofits become better equipped to meet their missions. This program seeks applications for projects that will directly enhance the work of the applicant organization, making it stronger with well-organized systems in place and skilled employees who have the training and resources to successfully provide services.
Eligible nonprofit organizations apply for grants to build the capacity of their organizations. Eligibility is limited to 501(c)3 nonprofit, or equivalent, organizations located in the state of Alaska. Equivalent organizations may include tribes, schools, churches, local government agencies and programs.
To best position your application for success, applicants are strongly encouraged to speak with ACF staff ahead of time to discuss their project and to submit a draft proposal for review by ACF staff. Draft reviews are available. Please contact ACF program staff via email:
[email protected] or by phone: 907-334-6700 for a draft review.
More information and links to the online application system are available at
www.alaskacf.org.
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Education and Youth
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Kennedy Center Office of VSA and Accessibility
2018 VSA Playwright Discovery Competition
Deadline: January 17, 2018
Young writers with disabilities and collaborative groups that include students with disabilities, in U.S. grades 6-12 (or equivalents) or ages 11-18 for non-U.S. students. Writers are invited to explore the disability experience through the art of writing for performance: plays, screenplays, spoken word poetry (for single performer or a group), or music theater. Writers are encouraged to craft short works from their own experiences and observations, create fictional characters and settings, or choose to write metaphorically or abstractly about the disability experience.
One winning piece is chosen in the Primary and Junior Divisions (grades 6-7 / ages 11-13 and 8-9 / ages 13-15 respectively). Winners will be featured in the press and on the Kennedy Center website.
Selected winners in the Senior Division (grades 10-12 / ages 15-18) will receive exclusive access to participate in the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival in Washington, D.C., and the opportunity to participate in staged readings and workshops alongside the nation's premier collegiate playwrights as well as participate in the festival's award ceremony.
VANS Custom Culture 2018
Registration Opens: January 3-31, 2018
Vans Custom Culture was created to inspire and empower high school students to embrace their creativity through art and design and to bring attention to diminishing arts education budgets. Vans believes everyone should be empowered to express themselves creatively and should be given the tools to do so.
Custom Culture is a national high school customization competition using blank Vans shoes to be customized around specific themes. Once your school's designs are completed, they go through a voting process to narrow down our top 50 entries. Then, it's up to your school and classmates to garner votes from the public to choose our top 5. One school will be chosen as the Grand Prize Winner, receiving $75,000 for their art program!
Educational Theatre Foundation
R.I.S.E. America Project opens
Deadline: February 6, 2018
Inspired by the network's upcoming Jason Katims drama "Rise," which premieres Tuesday, March 13 and follows the effects a high school theatre department has on its surrounding community, NBC is launching R.I.S.E. America, a program that grants a half-million dollars to high school theatre programs across the country.
R.I.S.E. (Recognizing and Inspiring Student Expression) America will award 50 high schools a $10,000 grant that will enable them to enhance or revitalize their theatre programs. The winning schools can use the grant money to cover various critical needs, including master classes and production expenses.
Alaska Arts Education Consortium Champions of Arts in Education
Nominations Open
Deadline: February 14, 2018
The Alaska Arts Education Consortium (AAEC) Champions of Arts in Education Award was created as a way to formally recognize and honor individuals or organizations from around the State of Alaska who "champion" the arts in education. AAEC believes these Champions carry the torch for arts education through high-caliber instruction, arts support, and ongoing arts promotion.
This award is a celebratory action, aimed at highlighting the positive impact of the arts on the lives of our children and youth. The efforts of these champions in teaching and supporting arts across the curriculum reflect the mission of AAEC, which is "to advance teaching and learning in and through the arts across Alaska."
Alaska Humanities Forum
Recruiting for Youth Advisory Council members
Application Deadline: February 28, 2018
The
Alaska Humanities Forum is seeking Alaskan, 9-11th graders to participate on their Youth Advisory Council! Council participation includes a meeting in Anchorage on April 20-21st, bi-monthly virtual meetings, and work on humanities projects like: painting murals, social media campaigns, art events, and other projects that strengthen our communities. For complete information and the application materials visit the website at
https://www.akhf.org/advisory-councils, or email
[email protected].
2018 "Justice for All" Art Contest
Deadline: March 15, 2018
The Alaska Bar Association's Law-Related Education Committee, and the Alaska Court System's Alaska Fairness and Access Commission are sponsoring the 2018 Alaska "Justice for All" art contest for students grades K-4 and 5-8. Winning entries and selected submissions will be displayed at courthouses statewide, and prizes are available for top selections in both entry categories.
All entries should address in some form the contest theme: "Fairness, Diversity, Equality: Our Justice System Depends on Them; What Do They Mean to You?" Entries will be judged on a range of factors, including artistic quality, originality, and strength of expression in conveying the concepts involved. Only original works will be accepted.
Western Governors' Association
"Celebrate the West" regional Art Competition
Deadline: April 30, 2018
The "Celebrate the West" 2018 art competition is open to high school students (Grades 9-12) in the Western Governors' Association 19 Western states and three U.S.-flag Pacific Islands (List below). The Competition: Submit an original two-dimensional artwork that conveys what your state means to you, how you are artistically inspired by your state, or the uniqueness of living in the West. You may draw inspiration from your state's history, landmarks, natural resources, National Parks or Monuments, current or historical events, people, community and culture.
Finalists will be displayed at the WGA Governors' Summer Meeting to be held in Rapid City, South Dakota June 25-27, 2018. Finalists will compete for First, Second and Third Place Awards voted on by meeting attendees, which include governors and their staff, U.S. Cabinet members, and WGA sponsors. The First-Place Prize award is $1,000, the Second-Place prize is $500, and Third-Place will be awarded $300. $200 will be awarded to each remaining state finalist.
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Professional Development
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American Museum of Natural History
Objects Conservation Internship
Deadline: January 30, 2018
The
American Museum of Natural History, New York, is offering an internship in objects conservation, beginning in the late winter or early spring of 2018. The intern would work alongside museum conservators to treat pieces for inclusion in the Museum's iconic Northwest Coast Hall, which is undergoing reinterpretation and renovation. The intern would also be exposed to preventive conservation principles, as well as collections management activities, if desired. The treatment focus will be on large scale wooden carvings for indoor display, as well as on smaller cultural material.
The most appropriate candidates would be those individuals who work in or are planning to work in cultural institutions that hold such materials, as well as artists and museum studies students. Good hand skills are necessary, but previous experience is not required. Funding is available to support living and travel expenses for up to 14 months, which could be split among participants or time periods. The minimum internship period is 4 months.
Interested candidates should email a cover letter, CV and two letters of recommendation to:
Judith Levinson, Director of Conservation, American Museum of Natural History at
Rasmuson Foundation Informational Workshops
Individual Artist Awards process for 2018
The Individual Artist Awards (IAA) program provides Alaskan artists of diverse disciplines the resources to concentrate and reflect on their work, to immerse themselves in creative endeavors, and to experiment, explore, and develop their artistry more fully.
Rasmuson Foundation will host a series of workshops for Artists considering application to the IAA for Project Grant Awards and Fellowships. You can also listen to a recording of last year's Anchorage workshop, online at
https://soundcloud.com/rasmuson/recording-of-01202017-individual-artist-awards-application-workshop.
Workshop schedule for 2018 includes:
- Anchorage: 4 to 5 p.m. on January 31 at Rasmuson Foundation. Space is limited. Please RSVP by contacting Sharity Sommer.
- Fairbanks: 2 to 3 p.m. on February 2 at the Bear Gallery at the Alaska Centennial Center for the Arts. Requires registration.
- Online: 4 to 5 p.m. on February 6. Check back on the Rasmuson Foundation website, soon for specifics about how to connect.
- Haines: 2 to 3 p.m. on February 9 at the Haines Public Library.
North Words Writers Symposium
Registration open
Conference dates: May 30 - June 2, 2018
North Words Writers Symposium in Skagway has opened registration for their 2018 conference. Susan Orlean, author of The Orchid Thief, Rin Tin Tin, and Saturday Nights, is the 2018 keynote writer. Other faculty include Alaska Writer Laureate Ernestine Hayes from Juneau, Portland novelist Willy Vlautin, Juneau poet Emily Wall, Ketchikan writer-artist Ray Troll, Washington writer Colleen Mondor, and Fairbanks writer Frank Soos. The 4-day symposium features author panels, writing workshops, and outdoor activities. There is a limit of 40 participants. Organizing faculty include Buckwheat Donahue, Jeff Brady, Daniel Henry, and John Straley. For more information go to
http://nwwriterss.com.
Kachemak Bay Writers' Conference 2018
Registration open
Conference dates: June 8 - 12, 2018
Registration is open for the seventeenth annual Kachemak Bay Writers' Conference, June 8-12, 2018. Held in Homer, Alaska, this nationally recognized writing conference features workshops, readings and panel presentations in fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and the business of writing. Keynote presenter Anthony Doerr, Pulitzer Prize winner and National Book Award finalist, will be joined by Jean Anderson, Rick Barot, Richard Chiappone, Bryan Allen Fierro, Diane Glancy, Ernestine Hayes, Jean Hegland, Erin Coughlin Hollowell, Barbara Hurd, Kevin Larimer, Nancy Lord, Peggy Shumaker, Floyd Skloot, Joe Wilkins, and Sally Wofford-Girand. Optional manuscript reviews, agent/editor meetings, post-conference workshop and boat cruise. All information and faculty bios may be found at their website,
http://sites.kpc.alaska.edu/writersconf/
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Employment
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Alaska State Council on the Arts
Hiring Fine Arts Administrator II
Application deadline: February 5, 2018, 5 pm Alaska time
The Alaska State Council on the Arts is accepting applications for the Fine Arts Administrator II position only through
Workplace Alaska, the State of Alaska's online hiring site. Go to
https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/Alaska to review and submit an application. The State of Alaska is an EEO/ADA employer. Individuals requiring accommodations should call 1-800-587-0430 or 907-465-4095 in Juneau or 907-465-2815 (TTY).
Organ Historical Society (Villanova, Pennsylvania)
Hiring Executive Director
Deadline: February 9, 2018
The Organ Historical Society (founded 1956) seeks a Chief Executive Officer to assume office July 1, 2018.
Under the CEO's innovative leadership, OHS, the premier national organization dedicated to the pipe organ, aspires to bring transformational change to the pipe organ community, through new programs, events, and educational offerings, all centered at its new home at Stoneleigh Estate, Villanova, Pennsylvania. The full job posting is available at
http://genovesevanderhoof.com/opportunities/
or
http://ceosearch.organhistoricalsociety.org
Send resume, references, salary expectations, and cover letter to, Margaret Genovese, Senior Partner, GENOVESE, VANDERHOOF & ASSOCIATES at
[email protected].
Alaska Humanities Forum
Multiple Hiring
Application deadlines: Until filled
The Alaska Humanities Forum, whose mission is to connect Alaskans through stories, ideas, and experiences that positively change lives and empower communities, has announced hire openings for a number of professional positions including Creating Cultural Competence Education Program Manager, Program Coordinator and Program Associate. Go to
https://www.akhf.org/employment for more information about the positions and how to apply.
Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center
Multiple Hiring
Application deadlines
: Until filled
The Anchorage Museum at Rasmuson Center has multiple job opportunities for which they are hiring until filled including: Public Relations and Digital Engagement Manager.
Visit their
website
for extended position descriptions and application.
Palmer Museum of History and Art (PMHA)
Hiring Executive Director
Application deadline: Until filled
This position is responsible for implementing strategies and directing activities of the PMHA and the Palmer Visitors' Center in downtown Palmer, AK. The ideal candidate will have museum or comparable nonprofit executive experience, skills in creating and maintaining strategic partnerships, and expertise in grant writing and management. The position supervises employees, budgets resources, and helps the Board of Directors make PMHA a vital part of area culture.
For complete information and application materials visit the website at
http://palmermuseum.org/, and look under the tab "At the Museum."
Rasmuson Foundation
Hiring Communications Manager
Application deadline: Until filled
We are seeking an experienced communications manager who is ready to wield our robust set of communications tools, hone them and take us to the next level. To be successful, it's critical that you have superior writing skills, strong oral presentation abilities and political savvy. Ideally, you'll have a solid knowledge of our state's unique nature, the nonprofit sector, and the media landscape. The successful candidate will enjoy working in a fast-paced, detail-oriented collaborative environment. For complete information visit the website at
https://www.rasmuson.org/about/open-positions/.
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ASCA Staff
Andrea Noble-Pelant, Executive Director
L. Saunders McNeill, Community and Native Arts Program Director
Laura Forbes, Arts in Education Program Director
Keren Lowell, Administrative Assistant III
Janelle Matz, Alaska Contemporary Art Bank Manager
ASCA Council
Adelheid "Micky" Becker (Anchorage)
Alice Bioff (Nome)
Benjamin Brown, Chair (Juneau)
Peggy Ferguson (Fairbanks)
Charlotte Fox (Anchorage)
Cordelia Kellie (Wasilla)
Patrick Race (Juneau)
Charles "Charlie" Sears (Anchorage)
Jeffry Silverman (Anchorage)
Mary Wegner (Sitka)
Kes Woodward, Vice Chair (Fairbanks)
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