Assistant Curator of Public Projects and Engagement

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Reports to: Director of Public Programs and Engagement Status: Full-time / non-exempt with benefits
Supervises: N/A

Job Purpose

To develop and manage public programs, specifically artist and community projects, as well as academic programs. The role requires knowledge of contemporary art and acumen in working with leading contemporary artists, academics, and community partners to introduce and inspire new ideas and produce dynamic experiences for the public.

Specifications

Bachelor’s degree and a minimum of three years of experience working in a creative field with event production or management required. Must possess excellent communication, problem solving, and solid organizational skills, meticulous attention to detail, and ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines in a fast paced environment. Excellent customer service and hospitality skills required. Interest in art, art history, and education required. Valid driver’s license required. Proficient in web-based and office management software.

Availability to work weekend and evening hours during events.

Position Responsibilities and Duties

Conceive, propose, and manage the production of artist and community projects, exhibition-specific programs, and education programs
Coordinate collaborators, timelines, staffing plans, contracts, budgets, and event management
Develop academic and educational programs for exhibitions in collaboration with the Curatorial department. Serve as point person with external collaborators and internal colleagues to streamline communications and manage deliverables
Research and write content for visitor and marketing materials related to projects
Build and maintain relationships with past, current, and potential partners
Identify opportunities to broaden accessibility of content and programs
Assist in defining audiences, setting goals, and maintaining evaluation strategies for public programs and strategic institutional initiatives
Represent the organization at local events and external meetings as necessary
Act as a public representative of the institution, welcoming visitors to events and leading tours as needed

The above responsibilities and duties provide a general scope of the work performed.
The Pulitzer Arts Foundation is an equal opportunity employer.

HOW TO APPLY

Interested applicants should send a cover letter and resume via email to: Sharice Williams, Assistant Business Manager and Human Resources Manager, employment@pulitzerarts.org