No two moments are ever the same when you work at BCA. Whether your focus is on gallery, education, events, administration, or elsewhere, we all work together on the same creatively driven team with the shared passion of expanding arts accessibility.
Development Director
Burlington City Arts (BCA) is seeking an experienced development director to join a dynamic arts leadership team in the heart of the City of Burlington, Vermont. This position opens at a dynamic time for the arts in this region and the City of Burlington. For more than 40 years, BCA has worked to make the arts accessible to a broad community through its relationships with donors at many levels.
The ideal candidate will be passionate about the arts and BCA’s mission, a fast learner, have a track record of success in multiple fundraising categories, have experience managing staff to meet development goals, enjoy creating new community relationships, have excellent written and oral skills, and be experienced using donor database systems. Knowledge and background in the arts is a plus and desire to build a healthy, vibrant community through the arts a must. The position offers excellent benefits and the opportunity to join a great team in one of the best cities in the northeast. Learn more and apply by 5/27/23.
Camp Teaching Artist
Burlington City Arts (BCA) is seeking dynamic, professional and experienced Teaching Artists with expertise in pottery, or photographic arts specifically darkroom, digital photography, and stop motion animation to facilitate youth art camps during for the weeks of July 24-August 18, 2023. Learn more and apply by 5/29/23.
Curatorial Assistant Internship
This internship is designed to provide students with an opportunity to develop professional skills, knowledge of professional operations, and insight into the applications of curatorial and museum studies practices in a professional setting. As well as providng a hands-on educational and professional experience in gallery and curatorial work as an adjunct to a student’s educational program or path of study at the University of Vermont. Tasks will include, the support of general curatorial department tasks: de-installation and exhibit support of fall exhibitions; support with exhibition-based public programs including artist talks and events; and assistance with coordinating checklists, artist correspondence, and general research as part of best practices in a professional museum/non-profit environments. Learn more and apply by 6/30/23.
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