Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Caricature artist wanted

Caricature Artist opportunity

Looking for a caricature artist for the cocktail hour at wedding!
Date: June 7, 2008 4:30pm
Contact: Holly Joy Bullock ....they can call me at 315 727 7270. Or they can email me at Bullock.holly@gmail.com. That would be so great! Offering $60 an hour or so.

-Katie Zoretic

Friday, April 25, 2008

AIDS Task Force Art Fundraiser

In preparation for the Columbus AIDS Task Force Art for Life fundraiser on Saturday May, 10, we'd like to extend a special invitation to students majoring in an Art-related subjects or those who a very strong interest in art. For our silent auction, we are searching for 15 student volunteers to serve as docents to help inform potential buyers of the piece they are interested in and also help sell the art to earn a larger profit for our agency.

They would also be in charge of supervising the
bidding forms of approximately 15-20 pieces during the evening, and
helping to coordinate the purchase of the pieces after the auction has
closed. I have attached a newsletter containing information about
general volunteering for this event.

Emily Van Buren
Coordinator of Volunteer Services
Columbus AIDS Task Force - Envisioning A World Free of HIV/AIDS
1751 E. Long Street
Columbus, OH 43203
Direct Line (614) 340-6770; Fax (614) 291-7162
http://www.catf.net/

Thursday, April 24, 2008

Anthropologie Display Coordinator and Internship

I am the visual manager at Anthropologie here in Columbus. We recently had 2 positions that opened at the store in Easton Town Center. One position is for the display coordinator position and the other is for an internship.

The Display Coordinator is a full time position (40 hours) that is responsible for the beautiful displays in the store. The position requires knowledge of creating three-dimensional art, construction, power tools, installation, and design principles. The Display Coordinator is required to generate the ideas for a display, create it, and install it within the store. They work very closely with the visual manager to ensure the company standard and aesthetic is present with every project.

The internship is offered to an art student for class credit. They will be able to learn all of the aspects of the business. They will work with the visual team and be able to work on the floor with the customers.

I hope that you can help me get this information to your students. If there is any other information that I can give you just let me know. I can be reached at the store Monday thru Friday between the hours of 7:00 am and 4:00 pm. My name is Maureen Force and the store phone number is 614-475-4303.

Thank you,
Maureen Force

Mosaic Magazine Editor's Needed

RUN A MAGAZINE
Editors Needed!
Mosaic Magazine is seeking undergraduates with the following qualifications:
*a strong interest in student publishing
*a high level of involvement in Columbus Arts
*a proven ability to lead and collaborate
*an intelligent & organized mind
.........
*a completed application

If you or someone you know fits this description, please fill out an Editorial Board application at:
mosaic.org.ohio-state.edu/
Or e-mail us at
mosaicosu@gmail.com
Deadline is May 9, 2008.

Ohio State Fair Fine Arts Exhibition

Ohio State Fair Fine Arts Exhibition
It's that time of year again for the Ohio State Fair Fine Arts Exhibition. Our goal is to create and foster connections between Ohio artists and arts councils, provide artists additional exposure, help artists showcase and possibly sell their work, and allow artists work to be viewed by a large and varied audience. Additionally, this opportunity allows artists to potentially receive monetary awards for their work.
We are requesting your assistance by posting the Exhibition information in your newsletters and/or email blasts to the artists in your area.

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CALL FOR ENTRIES - OHIO STATE FAIR FINE ARTS EXHIBITION-
Open to Ohio Artists
Announcing the Ohio State Fair Fine Arts Exhibition, funded by the Ohio Arts Council and the Ohio Expositions Commission. This year the esteemed jurors include Tim Portlock of Philadelphia, PA, Mike Ferris of New York, NY, and Anderson Turner of Kent, OH.
This exhibition is open to Ohio artists and typically awards more than $15,000 from such partners as the Ohio Art Council, many local arts councils, and art groups. The exhibition includes more than 300 works of Art in all mediums and disciplines and draws more than 34,000 visitors.
* NEW THIS YEAR Images accepted in DIGITAL FORMAT ONLY
Important Dates:2008 FINE ARTS EXHIBITION CALENDAR
Jun 7 Entry deadline - Forms must be postmarked by this date
Jun 11 Late entry deadline, with additional fee
Jun 25 Acceptance - Notices of acceptance/non-acceptance mailed
Jul 7 Accepted shipped entries delivered
Jul 6-7 Accepted entries delivered by hand
Jul 29 Opening Reception/Awards
Jul 30 - Aug 10 Exhibition Schedule
Aug 10 - 12 Artwork Pick-up
Exhibition held at Ohio State Fair Cox Fine Arts Building 717 East 17th Avenue Columbus, OH 43211-2698

LINKS TO PROSPECTUS

http://www.ohiostatefair.com/
http://ohiostatefairfinearts.blogspot.com/

Thank you so much for helping spread the word!

Melissa Vogley Woods

Monday, April 21, 2008

Fuse Facotyr Internship

Here is an internship opportunity. If it is of interest to you, or if you have any questions about it, contact Alison (her email is at the end). If it works out and you want to sign up for internship credit, then contact me regarding the credit hours you'd like to sign up for (2 or 5 credits). Interships are graded Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory, so they do show up on your transcripts, but they do not actually count towards your degree since all courses towards your Art degree must be graded courses.

-Amy

Internship Opportunities Available (unpaid - for credit) The Fuse Factory Electronic and Digital Arts Lab
An emerging non-profit initiative based in Columbus OH, The Fuse Factory is seeking college students majoring in art and technology, graphic design, media studies, or similar disciplines. We are a small (but growing!) organization looking for talented, energetic students who are passionate about supporting the independent arts movement in Columbus and assisting us in our endeavor to foster a supportive environment for new media art and performance in Central Ohio.
Organization: The Fuse Factory is an emerging art and technology nonprofit initiative focused on cultivating artistic production, research, and experimentation with digital media and electronic tools. Our purpose is to function as an incubator for innovation, interaction, collaboration, critical thought, diversity, and artistic exploration.

Internship description: Interns will assist the Executive Director and Fuse Factory committee members with the following:
- Creating and distributing of marketing materials for Fuse Factory events
- Compiling information for grant applications
- Curating and assembling new media art exhibits
- Recruiting and managing volunteers
- Maintaining and updating the Fuse Factory website and MySpace page
- Assisting with set-up, registration, and clean-up at Fuse Factory public art events
- Conducting 3-hour long workshops (depending on the intern's comfort level and area of expertise)

Interns will also be expected to attend monthly committee meetings and perform other duties as assigned.

Skills: In addition to an interest in art and technology, interns should possess excellent written and verbal communication skills, have an interest in grassroots organizing, and play well with others.

Eligibility: Interns must be currently enrolled as an undergraduate or graduate student.

Contact information: Dr. Alison Colman, Executive Director - email: info@thefusefactory.org - cell: 614-483-3873

Wexner Center for the Arts Workstudy Positions

Education Department Work Study Student Assistant

Wexner Center for the Arts, the university's multidisciplinary international laboratory for the exploration & advancement of contemporary art, is hiring three responsible undergraduate or graduate students to work as student assistants in the Education department beginning July 1, 2008. Students interested in teaching will have the opportunity assist with our summer youth and teen workshops for ages 4-18. Other responsibilities include: assist staff with research, data entry and organization, mailings, program documentation, preparation of art materials, and miscellaneous office duties. Students will be able to work up to 20 hours per week and the positions are available to extend into the fall. Hours may include evenings & weekends and early mornings. Applicants must be responsible, organized and willing to work in a flexible and creative environment. Eligible students must be awarded Federal Work-Study funding for the 2008-2009 award year. For consideration, email resume to bpandora@wexarts.org.

Graphic Design Internship

"Are you looking for a place to hone your web design and interactive skills? GMMB is an award winning Washington DC-based communications firm with progressive, political, and public interest clients. We are currently looking for a summer intern to work in our Interactive Design group. The intern will be responsible for assisting in all facets of the interactive process from concepting to design and production. The internship will include administrative tasks as well. Ideal candidates will have a strong interest in web and interactive design, ability to multi-task, and posses some skills in software such as Photoshop, Flash, and Dreamweaver. The candidate must have a knowledge of Interactive trends and desire to learn. Knowledge of both Mac and PC is preferred."

If interested, Please email ivory.patton@gmmb.com

Red Cross Graphic Design Internship



Students can email their resume and cover letter to me (dineen.2@osu.edu).

Thanks!!

Randy Dineen, M.A.
Internship/Career Advisor
The Ohio State University
Colleges of the Arts and Sciences
Career Services Office
dineen.2@osu.edu
www.asccareerservices.osu.edu
(614) 688-4522

3D Animation Instructor

Hello all - I'm in search of a 3D instructor to teach a 3DSMax Animation course as an adjunct instructor at ITT Tech in Hilliard.

Here's a link to the course & degree info:
http://itt-tech.edu/campus/desc.cfm?prog_id=2750#IT309

general course specs:
IT309 - 3D Animation I (using 3D Studio Max)
2 sections, each only once a week
Tuesdays 9:30AM - 1:50PM
Tuesdays 6PM-10:20PM
11 weeks total
all curriculum and syllabi are provided.
teaching and professional work experience a plus!

Please forward to anyone you think would be interested! I can be reached at the contact info below... Hope you are all well, thanks for your help!

Best,

Scott H Shelton
Visual Communications Program Chair
Multimedia Program Chair
ITT Technical Institute
3781 Park Mill Run, Suite1
Hilliard, OH 43026
sshelton@itt-tech.edu
614.771.4888 [ext.4133]

Thursday, April 10, 2008

Cultivate Beauty Art and Film Festival

The Cultivate Beauty Art & Film Festival is part of an annual celebration started by Sojourn Community Church known as Kill Your TV / Cultivate Beauty Month. This is a month when members of Sojourn and the surrounding community are challenged to make space for beauty in their lives by turning off their TVs and engaging with something else – like a relationship, a creative task or a walk in the park. The idea is to put energy into cultivating something beautiful, something that lasts, something more satisfying than the shallow instant-gratification that fills most of our days. The Art & Film Festival serves as part of the month-long celebration, taking the opportunity to celebrate works of beauty that are emerging in the community around us.

For more information visit:
http://www.the930.org/cultivatebeauty

Submission form (DEADLINE April 15th):
Film entry
http://www.the930.org/wp-content/uploads/2008/02/cultivatebeautyartentry.pdf
Gallery Entry
http://www.the930.org/wp-content/uploads/2008/02/cbartentry08.pdf

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

Photographer Wanted for Patina Interiors

Hello, My name is Dee Conrad and I am the owner and head designer
of Patina Interiors. I am looking for a student photographer to
help in photographing my portfolio. We have done over 5 large homes in the past year and need to get them in print. We also have a retail showroom that we were wanting to get some merchandise shots as well as non-formal photos of me and the other designers. I also have a florist business (Petals & Leaves) and wanted to invite a student to photograph the decor we install on weddings & events for their portfolio as well as mine.

Thank you

Dee Conrad
Patina Interiors
Petals & Leaves
3503 Market Street
Powell, Ohio 43065
740-881-4644 phone
740-881-4699 fax
www.patinainteriors.net
www.petalsandleaves.net

Face Painters Wanted

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY!!!
Face Painting for Arbor Day
(no artistic background required)

The Dawes Arboretum Newark, Ohio (only a short 30 min. drive from Columbus)
Friday, April 26th its an all day event or shifts, but you can put out a tip jar and make some side money!!!

If you have any questions please contact Jennilyn lowe.218@osu.edu, cell # 740-630-5937.

Friday, April 4, 2008

Art in the Park

OSU Art students may be interested in selling, displaying, or demonstrating a craft during Art In the Park, a special event hosted by Preservation Parks of Delaware County. The event will take place on Sunday June 1, 2008 from 1:00 – 6:00 at Gallant Woods Preserve just north of the City of Delaware, Ohio.

Thank you,

Saundra Sklar
Special Event & Volunteer Coordinator
Preservation Parks of Delaware County
(740) 524-8600, ext. 6

for an editable copy of the application form, please contact the artwebmaster



Kenyon College Artist/ Manager of Technology, Part-Time

The studio art department at Kenyon College invites applications for a part-time,
(18 hr/wk) Artist/ Manager of Technology beginning August 1, 2008 and continuing through mid May 2009. Hours are flexible but will include some day and evening hours.

As a visiting artist to the college, the successful candidate will give occasional presentations on their work and technology, as well as interact with students individually. As a manager of technology, s/he will maintain the digital studio, equipment and software, train student workers, assist faculty and students with the technical demands of their work. S/he will also research and advise on future purchases, perform installations and ensure the optional functionality of the equipment and manage facilities-related resources.

Minimal Qualifications: a Bachelor of Arts degree from an accredited four-year college, (M.F.A. preferred) a professional exhibition record, minimum of 2 years of experience in using and troubleshooting Macintosh-based hardware and software for still and moving imaging, including Photoshop, Final Cut Pro, Dreamweaver, Flash. (Other software such as Isadora is a plus.) Kenyon's digital studio has twenty G5's in the main lab, plus scanning, advanced, animation and printing stations (Epson 7600 printer, plus others). The successful candidate must demonstrate problem-solving, organizational, interpersonal and presentation skills.

Kenyon College prides itself on its reputation as an excellent liberal arts college, enriched by small classes, close contact with highly engaged students and first-rate faculty. Kenyon offers competitive salaries.

To apply, interested candidates should send cover letter, resume, and work examples on CD to Art Department, Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio 43022. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. Applications received by May 30 will be considered for interviews in June. Employment at Kenyon is contingent upon a successful background check.

Kenyon College is an Equal Opportunity Employer. It is the College's policy to evaluate qualified applicants without regard to age, ancestry, disability, national or ethnic origin, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, political belief or activity, or status as a veteran. Kenyon welcomes diversity and encourages applications from women and minority candidates.

doreen maloney
Associate Professor of New Media
College of Fine Arts
Former President, New Media Caucus
University of Kentucky
http://www.doreenmaloney.com

NBC Page Application Deadline

The deadline for application for this opportunity has been moved up to Monday the 7th. NBC Universal will be on campus April 17th for first round interviews with selected candidates invited to second round interviews in New York City. Applicants must use the FutureLink system found at the arts and sciences career services website asccareerservices.osu.edu. If you have already applied no need to reapply. The company will begin reviewing applications next week.

Job Title: NBC Universal Page Program

Description:

NBC Universal is one of the world's leading media and entertainment companies in the development, production, and marketing of entertainment, news, and information to a global audience. Formed in May 2004 through the combining of NBC and Vivendi Universal Entertainment, NBC Universal owns and operates a valuable portfolio of news and entertainment networks, a premier motion picture company, significant television production operations, a leading television stations group, and world-renowned theme parks. NBC Universal is 80% owned by General Electric and 20% owned by Vivendi.
In an industry where change is the only constant, it is refreshing to know there are a few things that have remained the same. Starting in 1933 and continuing to the present, the NBC Page Program has had a long history of success. We are extremely proud of those who took advantage of the opportunity given to them as Pages and went on to make their mark in broadcast history. Kate Jackson, Ted Koppel, Willard Scott, Eva Marie Saint, Regis Philbin, Michael Eisner, Steve Allen, Grant Tinker, Marcy Carsey are among those in the entertainment industry who have utilized the Page Program as a training ground to showcase their talents and build distinguished careers.

THE PROGRAM TODAY
The Page Program offers college graduates the opportunity to take that first step into broadcasting. As a Page, you will be given the chance to learn about many aspects of network television from the ground up. As a member of our Guest Relations staff, your primary function will be to act as a liaison between NBC and the general public. You will conduct guided tours and perform various audience services for NBC shows. Along with these public relations responsibilities, you may have the opportunity to work in different departments within the company on either short or long term assignments. After a period of one year, you will be in a position to make an informed decision as to which area of the industry interests you most.

WHAT WE REQUIRE
We require candidates to have a degree from a four-year college or university with a preferred minimum 3.0 GPA. In addition, related broadcast experience (such as a campus radio or television, newspaper, or internships), computer proficiency, demonstrated leadership, strong work ethic, and outgoing personality all play an important role in the application process.

Thursday, April 3, 2008

Walkway at the Music & Art Festival

This summer the Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce will be presenting a new addition called the Walkway to our annual Music & Arts Festival which takes place on July 12 & 13, 2008. We are inviting any art student who would like to present their artwork at this time and even have the chance to sell their pieces to fill out the application and return it to us by April 11th. Please pass this information including the application to all art students. We hope to see a variety of young talent presenting their work in our exciting annual summer event.

Thank you,

Stefanie Wonnell
614-882-8917

Click here to open the application pdf or go to:
www.westervillechamber.com/festival/images/2008%20Westerville%20Walkway%20application%20for%20web.pdf

Digital Union job opening

Queenie Chow is looking to hire one to two people to work at the Digital Union (on the third floor of the science and engineering library right in between Haskett and Hopkins:) as we speak. The position mostly consists of aiding students, faculty, and staff in their multimedia endeavors. One can't beat the on job access to most of the programs we use in class, and access to Lynda tutorials that can help with any program. The position pays $9/hr and one can have up to 30hrs per week. They are wonderful about working around schedules, and being part of the university they want us to put our classes and education first. Anyone interested can contact Queenie at chow.57@osu.edu. Thanks and I hope this gives some art and techies a good opportunity:)

-Jennifer Cooke

Tuesday, April 1, 2008

NASA JOBS!

Media Specialists

Four Positions Available

The Goddard Earth Sciences and Technology Center (GEST) has four excellent
opportunities for Media related Specialists. Positions will be located at
Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, MD. Selection is contingent upon
obtaining Goddard security clearance.


Media Specialist, Science Video
GEST 130-67-234-H

Excellent opportunity for video producer or visual media technologist. The
focus of this effort is to use video and multimedia technologies to
communicate the results of NASA's science missions to the general public,
the media, and to formal and informal educational institutions. The
incumbent will participate in all aspects of video and new media production
including planning, scripting, field and studio production, and post
production editing. Activities include collaboration with science
writers, data visualizers, multimedia producers and web designers and a
broad range of scientific and educational media products including: web
shorts/vodcasts, video news releases, satellite media tours, documentation
of research activities, and support for long form documentaries. In
addition, the incumbent will perform other duties as assigned.
Requires a Bachelor's degree. A passion for science storytelling and strong
video production abilities are preferred.

Media Specialist, Education Video
GEST 130-67-234-I
Excellent opportunity for video producer with experience/skills in producing
multimedia content for formal and informal educational audiences. The focus
of this activity involves working with NASA scientists, educators, and
multimedia production specialists to produce/distribute NASA education
content in a wide array of highly-leveraged venues including the NASA Web
Portal, NASA Television, I-Tunes University, NASA's Digital Learning Network
(distance learning). In addition, the incumbent will perform other duties
as assigned.
Requires a Bachelor's degree. Must have strong skills/experience in video
production and new media technologies. Experience working in educational
venues preferred.

Media Specialist, Interactive Science
GEST 130-67-234-J

Excellent opportunity for multimedia producer or web production designer
with a passion for creating interactive content on some of the most
mind-blowing science stories in the universe. The Interactive Media
producer will work with educators, scientists, and science writers producers
to design, produce, and distribute stimulating web content through NASA and
Goddard web portals. In addition, the incumbent will perform other duties
as assigned.
Requires a Bachelor's degree. Must be proficient in Flash, HTML and content
management systems. Strong visual and design skills and an interest in
science communication are preferred.

Media Specialist, Science Visualization
GEST 130-67-234-K

Excellent opportunity for an individual with a computer science background
and an interest in computer graphics and science. The incumbent will serve
as a scientific visualizer at the Scientific Visualization Studio at NASA's
Goddard Space Flight Center. The applicant will support the Scientific
Visualization Studio by visualizing Earth and Space science remote sensing
data, mission results, and simulation data for specific, ongoing outreach
efforts in association with the NASA Public Affairs Office. These visuals
will explain NASA scientific missions and research to the public and be used
by the TV and print media, educational content producers, and museums. An
on-line archive of previously-created visuals can be found at
http://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov. The incumbent will work as part of a team
including NASA scientists, NASA TV producers, and other in-house visualizers
and will be expected to independently create imagery and animations to the
specifications decided on by that team. In addition, the incumbent will
perform other duties as assigned.
Requires a Bachelor's degree. Must have a working knowledge of scientific
visualization software, hardware, and visual techniques that turn raw data
into imagery and animations. Programming knowledge to prepare data for use
by certain high-end software tools such as Maya and Renderman required. The
candidate will then use these tools to produce the final animation product.
Training in the specific tools will be provided as necessary. An
additional background in physical science or art is not a requirement, but
will be considered favorably. Candidates are encouraged to submit examples
of their computer graphics work with their application.

Positions are full-time and include full benefits. Appointments will be made
for one year terms with the possibility of renewal. These are grant-funded
positions wherein employment is contingent upon the renewal of the grant and
carries no layoff or reinstatement rights. For best consideration, submit a
cover letter indicating position number, resume, and the names, addresses,
and telephone numbers of three references by March 19, 2008 (resumes will be
accepted until the position is filled) to: Dr. Tom Low, GEST/JCET, UMBC,
5523 Research Park Drive, Suite 320, Baltimore, MD 21228 UMBC is an AA/EOE

Microsoft Games Internship

Students,
Microsoft Games (www.mgsjobs.com) will be visiting ACCAD on May 16th.
They are currently looking for both interns and fulltime Game Artists.
Their internships usually begin either May/June depending on semester or
quarter school and go until Aug./Sept. Typcially 10-12 weeks. If you are
interested, please contact Laurie Swift Raisys (contact info below) now
and let her know that you are interested, she will then work with you
to set up an interview during their visit.

If you are interested in applying please contact
Laurie Swift Raisys
Program Manager for College Recruiting Microsoft Entertainment & Devices
Division
v-larai@microsoft.com
(206) 330-8289
www.mgsjobs.com - Let your genius in!
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Artist (Generalist)
Do you have the passion, initiative and raw talent to learn what it takes to make games? Want to work and collaborate with world-class artists, designers and programmers as they create characters, environments and animations that will make people drop their controllers in stunned stupefaction?. Show us what you can do and you could join our experienced teams who are developing cutting edge content that will set the bar for the next generation of AAA games.
Responsibilities:
* Create art assets for in-game production
* Help AD or lead to assemble styles guide resources (inspirational art, screen shots, movie stills, etc.) for art bible or marketing materials.
* Maintains consistent visual-style under the direction of an art lead or AD
* Assists in the creation of various production designs, conceptual or prototype work.
Requirements:
* Understanding of color theory, texture/shaders, lighting, anatomy and/or animation depending on art discipline.
* Strong traditional skills with an ability to adapt to project-established styles
* Able to meet deadlines under tight schedules
* Willingness to receive direction and work well within a team
* Ability to learn new tools and technology
* Strong knowledge of Maya, 3D Max, XSI and/or comparable 3D software package.
* Strong knowledge of Photoshop, After Effects, Painter and/or comparable 2D software package.
* Must provide strong portfolio.
* BFA or equivalent experience strongly preferred.

Laurie Swift Raisys
Program Manager for College Recruiting
Microsoft Entertainment & Devices Division
v-larai@microsoft.com
(206) 330-8289
www.mgsjobs.com - Let your genius in!

Rhythm and hues positions

The R&H Software Department is hiring Interns & Full Time Staff. Please follow the links noted below for detailed descriptions of these positions.

INTERNS

* Simulation Software Developer
http://www.rhythm.com/inside_randh/opportunities_job_simdev.shtml
* Graphics Programming Intern
http://www.rhythm.com/inside_randh/opportunities_internships.shtml

/Email Resume to/: sw-appsintern@rhythm.com

FULL TIME STAFF

* Simulation Software Developer
http://www.rhythm.com/inside_randh/opportunities_job_simdev.shtml
* Software Developer
http://www.rhythm.com/inside_randh/opportunities_job_software_eng.shtml
* Software UI Developer
http://www.rhythm.com/inside_randh/opportunities_job_software_ui.shtml

/Email Resume to: /sw-recruitment@rhythm.com

Maria Palazzi
Director/ACCAD
Associate Professor/Design
The Ohio State University
v: 614-292-2406
f: 614-292-7776
http://accad.osu.edu