The Artists Alliance Internship Programme 2011 is now calling for applications
from recent graduates for a fixed term, paid internship with the Audio
Foundation. The aim of the programme is to provide a valuable opportunity for
graduates to obtain significant work experience in the art industry. The
programme has been made possible with generous funding from the ASB Community
Trust.
Audio Foundation Mission:
Founded in 2004, the Audio Foundation was created to support, promote and
preserve innovative audio culture (sound art/experimental music/noise/outsider
music/drone music) in NZ
http://www.audiofoundation.org.nz
Audio Foundation Aims:
· To support and promote the creation, production, and dissemination of
innovative New Zealand audio projects
· To foster and preserve an identity and history for NZ audio culture,
and to promote this to the wider public
· To enable research, development and preservation of creative artistic
potential primarily concerned with audio culture
· To facilitate access, engagement and connection from the audio
community to the wider arts community
· To maintain and provide a professional integrity through sustained
communication, delivery of programs, facilitation and successful initiatives of
all kinds
Eligibility
For the purposes of this pilot internship programme those eligible to apply
will need to have graduated within the past three years (2008, 2009, 2010) from
an Auckland tertiary institution that holds current Artists Alliance
Membership. The following institutions are members of Artists Alliance:
o AUT University, School of Art and Design
o Elam School of Fine Arts
o UNITEC School of Design
o Whitecliffe College of Arts & Design
Position Title
Arts Administration Assistant
Brief Description:
To assist the Director of Audio Foundation Charitable Trust
Tasks / Key Responsibilities
Tasks will include but not be limited to:
• Assisting with painting and setup of new venue in Poyton Tce
• Assisting with the organisation of Audio Foundation and Altmusic events
• Assisting with fundraising, sponsorship, grants applications,
budgeting, financial reporting and basic book-keeping
• Assisting with publicity and promotion of events and other projects
• Documentation of events
• Updating of website
• Creating database of patrons, sponsors and media
• Digitisation of incoming CDs for the MP3 Library
• Digitisation of video for the Audiovisual Library
• Maintaining and creating efficient administrative systems
• Assisting with liaison, networking, meetings and any other projects
that might be realized in the future
Desired Attributes
The successful applicant will be a reliable and organised self-starter with
good communication skills. They will need to possess a keen eye for accuracy in
detail along with design flair, and a broad knowledge of information technology
systems and software. The ability to work under pressure and remain patient
with a good sense of humour will be needed. A willingness to learn about or
knowledge of and enthusiasm for NZ experimental music is essential.
Timeframe & Remuneration
The internship will consist of a fixed term contract for approximately 20 hours
per week for the period April 18 through October 7, 2011. Remuneration will be
$16 per hour.
How to Apply
Please send your CV including two referees and a covering letter explaining why
you think you would be suitable for the above position to:
Amberleigh Carson
Artists Alliance
1 Ponsonby Road
Newton, Auckland 1011
Or email: [email protected]
Deadline for Applications
Applications must be completed in full and returned to the Artists Alliance
office (details above) no later than 4pm April 1, 2011. Interviews will take
place during the week of April 4-8, 2011.
What is Artists Alliance?
Artists Alliance is the national organisation for visual artists. Established
in 1991, Artists Alliance has represented and advanced the professional
interests of the visual artists of Aotearoa/New Zealand for 20 years. In
providing resources, career advice, networks and advocacy Artists Alliance is
the trusted source of information for the visual arts sector. To learn more go
to the website: www.artistsalliance.org.nz
Artists Alliance receives significant funding from Creative New Zealand and ASB
Community Trust.
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