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City of Raleigh North Carolina

Part-Time Teaching Artist

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What they do

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.

$71,094 / year median in North Carolina

+9% projected growth

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Job Description

Pullen Arts Center is currently accepting applications from artists who have experience teaching pottery to kids. We are seeking Teaching Artists who have a passion for their medium and are excited to share their love of clay and the creative process with young artists.
  • Interacts with participants in a positive, caring, and respectful manner throughout the program hours.
  • Creates lesson plans; communicates necessary supplies with Pullen Arts Center staff.
  • Prepares studio/program area with necessary equipment and returns all equipment to proper storage.
  • Maintains a happy, safe environment.
  • Ensures that all participants are adequately supervised at all times.
  • Enforces safety rules, guidelines, and policies of the Arts Center.
  • Actively engages, orients, and assists all participants.
  • Promotes a professional image and always maintains a clean and safe environment. Teaching Artists must be able to:
  • Work a flexible schedule that includes weekend classes.
  • Develop the curriculum for classes they propose and identify supply/equipment needs for classes well in advance of class start dates.
  • Work with students with a wide range of artistic experience levels and abilities and with a wide range of personality types.
  • Be supportive and encouraging to students, meeting each student where they are in their artistic development.
  • Provide and deliver an inclusive experience to the arts and creativity.
  • Communicate with front desk staff and center Director/Assistant Director if assistance prepping student work between classes, fixing equipment, or ordering supplies is needed.
  • Assist in making sure the studio is operating safely and efficiently and complete required PRCR training.
  • Complete other duties as assigned.