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Arizona Commission on the Arts

Assistant House Manager

Pay: Not specified

Posted: 2 weeks ago

Location: Scottsdale, AZ (Onsite)

Last Updated: 1 week ago

Hours: Full-Time

Expires: 9/29/2026

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An Artist or Illustrator develops ideas and works with different materials to create art, including crafts and fine art such as painting. May specialize in drawing and creating visual images, designs or pictures for books and other publications or for commercial products, or detailed drawings for scientific or medical illustrations. Creates drawings by hand and uses computers to create or develop images.

$59,250 / year median in Arizona

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News Updates State Invests $2.66 Million in

Nonprofit Arts & Culture Sector Apply Now:

Arizona State Parks Artist Residency Internship Opportunities | Arizona Commission on the

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Artist Opportunity Grant Call for

Papers:

"Arts and Culture in Arizona History" | Journal of Arizona History Governor Hobbs Appoints Show Low Resident to Arizona Commission on the

Arts Exit Interview:

Archana Gurudu, AZ Youth Arts Council Youth Coordinator Poetry Reading and Zine Workshop in Window Rock Governor and Legislature Agree to Continue $2 million Investment in Arts and Culture Facebook Arizona Commission on the Arts 1 week ago White Mountain Independent's Tony Gibbons recently spoke with Show Low High School Cynthia Whipple about her recent appointment to the Arizona Commission on the Arts! ... See More See Less Show Low educator appointed to Arizona arts commission www.wmicentral.com For years, Cynthia Whipple has encouraged students to find their voices on stage. Now the longtime Show Low High School choir and drama teacher is taking that mission to the View on Facebook • Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share by Email Arizona Commission on the Arts 2 weeks ago Arts in Education Week is September 13-19. To help supported of arts in education prepare, Americans for the Arts will host a webinar on Thursday, August 13. You can register for "

Every Student, Every Community:

National Arts in Education Week Advocacy Webinar" at the link below! ... See More See Less Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar:

Every Student, Every Community:

National Arts in Education Week Advocacy Webinar . After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. artsusa.zoom.us Join us August 13, 3:30-4:30 PM ET to build your advocacy toolkit ahead of National Arts in Education Week, September 13-19. Why arts education is important right now: - Workforce Readiness — bu... View on Facebook • Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share by Email Arizona Commission on the Arts 4 weeks ago We are excited to welcome a new addition to our governing commission! Governor Hobbs has appointed Cynthia Whipple, a choir and drama teacher at Show Low High School, to the 15-member body that governs our work at the Arts Commission. Cynthia will assume the seat previously held by Nicole Dahl of Tucson. The Arizona Commission on the Arts extends our heartfelt thanks to Nicole for her years of ... See More See Less Governor Hobbs Appoints Show Low Resident to Arizona Commission on the Arts | Arizona Commission on the Arts azarts.gov The Arizona Commission on the Arts announced today that Governor Katie Hobbs has appointed Cynthia Whipple, a choir and drama teacher at Show Low High School, to serve on the... Read more » View on Facebook • Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share by Email Instagram azartscomm We imagine an Arizona where everyone can participate in and experience the arts. This week the Arizona Commission on the Arts annou Load More Follow on Instagram