Co-Director for ArtRage Gallery

Are you passionate about supporting social justice, challenging preconceptions and encouraging cultural change through the arts? Do you have non-profit experience and/or experience as a curator and building programs that enrich the community?  Have you cultivated relationships across differences? 

ArtRage Gallery is committed to breaking down the art world’s boundaries about who is welcome, believing that everyone has the right to art and that art is essential to building an open, just world. The mission of ArtRage Gallery is to exhibit progressive art that inspires resistance and promotes social awareness; supports social justice, challenges preconceptions and encourages cultural change. 

ArtRage Gallery is searching for a Co-Director to creatively share all the responsibilities for running the gallery with the current staff person.

Shared responsibilities include:

Curatorial:  Research artists for exhibitions, organize all exhibition-related activities (logistics, design, publication and installation).

Programming:  Develop exhibit related programs; cultivate community partnerships for collaborations; coordinate community events & tours.

Fiscal and Fundraising: Create annual budget; manage budget and payables/receivables, organize fundraising events & campaigns, grant writing, research and reporting.

Public Relations:Develop radio/print/digital advertising, press releases, interviews with media, marketing material; Website and social media content management, manage Listserv and announcements; Graphic design and strong technical literacy. 

General Operations: Prepare for and attend BOD and committee meetings, attend local community and arts-related events, support building maintenance, oversee interns, volunteers. 

Minimum Requirements:Bachelor's Degree in Art History, Fine Arts, Museum Studies, or a related field. Museum, gallery, or related professional experience preferred.

Social activism, social justice issues and/or community organizing experience.

Strong leadership and job collaboration skills.

Working Conditions: The majority of work is performed in an office environment, however, some physical labor is expected for event set ups and hanging/taking down artwork.

Ability to work gallery hours (2-6pm Wednesday to Friday)  and flexibility to work hours that include evenings and weekends for special events/meetings. Some local and regional travel may be required.

Employment Status: Approximately 30 hours per week, 12 months per year; no relocation assistance. 

Benefits Offered: $40,000.00 salary per year, Medical Insurance, Paid vacation and holidays.

Equal Opportunities for All: ArtRage Gallery is an equal opportunity employer. We believe that diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusivity are fundamental to our organization. 

Documents Needed to Apply: Resume and Cover Letter are required. Send documents by email to [email protected]. Position open until filled, preference given to candidates applying by April 30, 2025.