Listings for Neighborhoods Seeking Artists in the following categories

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ART EDUCATION
DANCE, THEATRE & PERFORMANCE
DESIGN
VISUAL ART/MURALS

ART EDUCATION

POSTED ON OCTOBER 12

BALTIMORE CLAYWORKS SEEKS COMMUNITY ARTISTS
The community arts program at Baltimore Clayworks seeks community artists with a background in ceramics interested in teaching in a variety of after school/ community settings. We are looking for part time teachers with flexible hours to start immediately. Applicants must have their own transportation. For more information please contact Rachel Robinson at 410.578.1919 x20 or rachel.robinson@baltimoreclayworks.org

POSTED ON JULY 13. 2007

TEACHERS, PTA’S, ADMINISTRATORS, NON PROFITS & AFTER SCHOOL PROVIDERS NEEDED
Post Date: July 12
The arts have been under funded for decades. The arts can be used as a research tool. Example: Instead of making a clay pot, the person will make a clay pancreas. Hopefully, Career Cluster Arts will make the arts more attractive to donors and foundations. I would like to create curriculum, programs, outreach etc. Cheryl Moore, Ph.D. 410.542.3595.

POSTED ON MAY 9, 2007

ART WITH A HEART SEEKS VOLUNTEERS
Post Date: May 11
Art with a Heart leads interactive, hands-on art classes and activities for underserved adults, adolescents, children and families. Our unique classes are offered at group housing facilities, shelters, community centers, and alternative schools. Volunteer opportunities include: leading art projects, assisting teachers, working in the office, and helping us with our upcoming fundraiser. This is a great opportunity to bring art to people who are less fortunate. No prior art experience is necessary. Please call 410.366.8886 or email info@artwithaheart.net

POSTED ON APRIL 11, 2007

BEL-AIR EDISON HEALTHY COMMUNITY COALITION
Belair-Edison's Coalition seeks artist to work with youth from the after school and youth leadership program to create neighborhood arts projects, including beautifying local shopping centers and blighted areas with murals. Contact Ms. Taylor at 410.485.2776.

DANCE, THEATRE & PERFORMANCE

POSTED ON AUGUST 8, 2007

WANTED: HIGH SCHOOL BAND
Wanted high school band to perform during the Toyota Arenacross Series intermission at the 1st Mariner Arena Jan.11th. for details contact Robert Hansen at 630.768.4990.

POSTED ON JULY 13. 2007

TRANSFORMING HALLOWEEN
Post Date: July 10
Wanted: Communities, teachers, nonprofits, artists or performers who are willing to create a fun, higher self version of Halloween. One version has been published in the CATHOLIC REVIEW and a national teacher magazine. Imagine a dragon and a baseball player or a nun and a princess trying to resolve a conflict. Have a portfolio with illustrations, news stories, logo, and costumes. Open to events, decorations, or costumes ideas. Cheryl 410.542.3595.

DESIGN

POSTED ON MARCH 14, 2007

DESIGNER NEEDED FOR ‘GREEN BALTIMORE’ WEBSITE
Looking for artist to create a website focused on Green programs and initiatives in Baltimore City. If interested please contact Lois Tuttle at 202.302.1478 or Lois_M_T@msn.com

VISUAL ARTISTS & MURALISTS

POSTED ON AUGUST 8, 2007

MURALIST/MURAL ASSISTANT WANTED
Murals of Baltimore, LLC is an art studio that is looking to hire muralists or mural assistants for various jobs. Applicant must be able to draw and travel. Job requirements are painting, drawing, stucco, plastering, heavy lifting, and other work. We will train employees. We are looking for full time or 40 hours plus. If you are interested please send info and resume to info@muralsofbaltimore.com

POSTED ON MAY 9, 2007

STATION NORTH FLEAMARKET: EVERYTHING AND THE KITCHEN SINK
Every 1st Saturday of the month, 9am to 2pm
Load of Fun and the Charles North Community Association announces the re-opening of the Station North Fleamarket. The Station North Fleamarket is located in the Station North Arts and Entertainment District directly opposite the Charles Theater in the 1700 Block of North Charles street. On-going: Every 1st Saturday throughout the spring, summer and fall. Fees: None. Station North Fleamarket is a community based fleamarket open to city wide neighborhood yard sales, community groups and individuals as well as Craftspeople. Artists and Fleamarket dealers. The neighborhood or individual has the advantage of not having to do any advertising, placing of advertising boards, tables etc. The Station North Fleamarket offers broad attraction with a variety of vendors as well as entertainment. The Fleamarket is well attended by a diverse clientele from varied income groups. The market is secure with convenient parking for vendors and customers in a popular central downtown location close to several Baltimore City cultural attractions. Contact: fleamarket@Loadoffun.net