Arts Announcements
The Arts Administration program is proud of the active and vital role it plays in arts communities throughout Boston, and beyond. Check here for all the latest exciting developments regarding the Arts Administration program, including professional opportunities, internship information, conferences, and presentations.
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Job: President and CEO
The President & CEO will provide the leadership, direction, and management, as well as identify and secure the resources necessary to build on decades of success and elevate its full potential as an exciting multi-disciplinary performing arts organization. More
Job: Executive Director
The Executive Director will serve as the chief executive of Project STEP, working in close partnership with the Artistic Director to lead the organization in advancing its mission to provide exceptional classical music training to underrepresented youth while addressing systemic barriers in the field. More
Internships – Multiple Positions
Wolf Trap Foundation is currently accepting applications for fall internships.
Get more information and apply for internships HERE. Applications are being accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis. No applications will be considered after August 1.
AVAILABLE POSITIONS:
Click on the link for more details
- Social Media
- Graphic Design
- Special Events & Event Rentals
- Fundraising & Donor Relations
- Opera Artistic Administration
- Production & Sound
To receive information about future application seasons, sign up for the Internships email list here.
- Spring internships (January to April)
Applications due: November 1
Notification from Wolf Trap: December 1 - Summer internships (May to August)
Applications due: March 1
Notification from Wolf Trap: April 1 - Summer Opera apprenticeships (May to August)
Applications due: March 1
Notification from Wolf Trap: April 1 - Fall internships (September to December)
Applications due: August 1
Notification from Wolf Trap: September 1
Image Credit: Wolftrap
We Black Folk Showcase featuring Cliff Notez and Zion Rodman
Join us for a powerful night of genre-bending music, storytelling, and Black expression as We Black Folk showcases the visionary Cliff Notez alongside the soulful rock stylings of Zion Rodman. More
“African American Writers and Poets as Agents of Change” by Charles Coe
Writer, Poet and Educator Charles Coe will highlight African-American writers and poets who've promoted the causes of social and political justice. More
Job: Chief of Arts & Culture
The Chief of Arts and Culture (Chief) of MOAC will be a visionary, collaborative, and dynamic leader responsible for shaping and championing the City's cultural identity while supporting the vibrant and diverse arts ecosystem. More
Job: Marketing Associate
The Umbrella Arts Center is looking for a Marketing Associate. More
Job: Vice President, Marketing & Communications
The Hanover Theatre & Conservatory is looking for a Vice President for Marketing & Communications.
Latin-Baroque Fusion
The program draws from early Spanish and Portuguese music and connects it with contemporary Latin American popular and folk music. It presents the Latin American heritage and the region’s astonishing synthesis of African, Arabic, and European traditions in a unique fusion. Rumbarroco, an ensemble of acclaimed artists from different latitudes, led by Radcliffe-Harvard fellow and past Brandeis University resident-scholar Laury Gutiérrez, will combine music from past and present, including Renaissance and Baroque compositions and Latin American works, to create this vibrant Latin-Baroque musical fusion.
Music from the Trujillo Codex, Coimbra manuscript 50, Saldivar Codex, and others.
Ensemble:
Lina Sarmiento, soprano
Daniela Tosic, mezzosoprano
Fausto Miro, tenor
Danilo Bonina, violin
Eduardo Betancourt, Venezuelan harp & percussion
Miguel Morales, percussion
Katherine Shao, keyboards
Kirsten Lamb, bass
Laury Gutiérrez, viola da gamba & cuatro
Free general admission, but registration is required.
The mission of La Donna Musicale’s branch organization, RUMBARROCO is to recreate, preserve, and popularize the vital rhythms and harmonies of the past that traveled from the Iberian Peninsula to the Americas and vice versa. Rumbarroco’s Latin-Baroque Fusion ensemble uses period, folk, and contemporary popular instruments and performance practices. Rumbarroco explores the musical and cultural similarities and distinctions among Europeans, Africans, and Amerindians as experienced through Latin-American music in order to unite today’s diverse communities.
For more information, email us at ladonna@ladm.org or call us 617-461-6973
Image Credit: La Donna Musicale
JOB: Education Coordinator
Working alongside the Director of Education and Partnerships, the Education Coordinator is responsible for supporting the day-to-day operations of Rockport Music’s education and community programs, More