Leadership at DASH
Heather Peak, appointed CEO and Artistic Director in 2023, leads DASH into a new era. With a unique perspective as an Autistic/ADHD leader in the arts, Heather is committed to an artist-run, action research-led approach that champions neurodiversity and psychological safety.
Opportunity Overview
DASH is on the lookout for a Curator to spearhead programs that drive change in the visual arts sector. The ideal candidate is a creative thinker, eager to curate cultural events and manage partnerships. With a vision to value Disability Art equally, DASH welcomes applications from disabled, neurodivergent, and d/Deaf individuals.
Role Details
- Position: Curator
- Location: Flexible, with hybrid working
- Salary: £16,800 – £19,200 (depending on experience)
- Contract: Part-time, until March 2026
- Start Date: June/July 2024
Responsibilities
The Curator will oversee various programs, including mentoring, training, system change initiatives, and the Future Curators Programme. The role involves curating events, managing the DASH library, and fostering an inclusive environment that supports artist development.
Who Should Apply?
Candidates should have a deep interest in Disability Arts, be adaptable, and possess strong organizational skills. Experience in similar roles, event management, and partnership development is preferred, but a willingness to learn is also valued.
Application Process
To apply, submit a CV, references, and responses to specific questions via email by 10 April. The selection process includes online and in-person interviews, with a presentation required at the second stage.
Commitment to Inclusion
DASH, committed to equality and the Social Model of Disability, encourages applications from individuals facing significant barriers in the arts sector. As an equal opportunities employer, DASH adheres to safeguarding principles and is Disability Confident Committed.
