Camden Fireworks Part-Time Director

This Deadline Expired: Thursday, December 31, 2020

Camden Fireworks is seeking a part-time director (25 hours per week) whose primary responsibilities include general administration and management of studio rentals, event rentals and facility maintenance; fundraising and earned income development; management of part-time and contract staff; and financial management. The ideal candidate will possess a bachelor’s degree in management, arts administration or related field, three plus years of arts/nonprofit management experience, a successful track record in fundraising and generating earned income, excellent donor relations skills, the ability to create annual budgets, maintain sound fiscal practices and prepare regular financial reports; commitment and enthusiasm for the arts. Please make “Camden FireWorks application” the subject line of your email.

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Danielle Cartier

Danielle Cartier

Sam Nejati

Sam Nejati

Barbara majored in art and art education at New York University, earning a BA and MA in Art Education and was a highly praised art teacher in both New York and Philadelphia. In mid-career she earned a degree in interior design/space planning (U of Arts) after which she completed major projects for many corporate clients. She's returned to her artistic roots and now shows at many galleries and centers garnering awards.

Barbara Dirnbach

Barbara Dirnbach

Barbara majored in art and art education at New York University, earning a BA and MA in Art Education and was a highly praised…

Barbara majored in art and art education at New York University, earning a BA and MA in Art Education and was a highly praised art teacher in both New York and Philadelphia. In mid-career she earned a…

Rachel Zimmerman

Rachel Zimmerman

Rachel Zimmerman is an InLiquid artist…

In his introduction to "Michael Kenna: A Twenty Year Retrospective", Peter Bunnell explored the notion of the “unheroic landscape,” a term that aptly described the photographer’s “concern for the land more as feeling than about the land as place.” I recognized in this characterization a kindred sensibility that continues to inform my work. I find myself drawn to both the apposition and opposition of natural and human-made elements in landscape photography, and seek to convey the emotional to and fro between timelessness and evanescence.

Geoffrey Ansel Agrons

Geoffrey Ansel Agrons

In his introduction to "Michael Kenna: A Twenty Year Retrospective", Peter Bunnell explored the notion of the “unheroic…

In his introduction to "Michael Kenna: A Twenty Year Retrospective", Peter Bunnell explored the notion of the “unheroic landscape,” a term that aptly described the photographer’s “concern for…