Associate Art Registrar

Associate Art Registrar

Location: Los Angeles, CA (on-site)
Employment Type: Part-time or Full-time (to be determined)

Overview
Studio Number One is seeking a detail-oriented Associate Art Registrar to support an established, internationally recognized artist with a high volume of exhibitions, installations, and consignments throughout the year. This role focuses on the accurate documentation and tracking of artworks across exhibitions, sales, loans, and collections in a fast-paced studio environment.

The Associate Art Registrar maintains records in Art Systems, supports exhibition and sales activity, assists with consignments and loans, and contributes to documentation and cataloging efforts. This role is well suited for someone organized, adaptable, and execution-focused.

Key Responsibilities

Maintain accurate, up-to-date artwork records in Art Systems, including images, inventory numbers, and provenance

Catalog new works in collaboration with the Art Creation team, assigning inventory numbers and uploading documentation

Track artwork availability and location (in-house, consigned, on loan, installed)

Prepare inventory, exhibition, loan, and consignment documentation

Provide lists of available works for exhibition and sales selections

Coordinate Verisart Certificates of Authenticity (COAs) and QR codes

Update artwork status following confirmed sales and support related documentation

Track consignments and maintain associated records

Prepare organized pull sheets for the art team and framing vendors

Support artwork movement tracking and coordination with the exhibitions team

Maintain on-site and off-site art and archive storage records

Track and log murals and installations

Support documentation needs for special projects as assigned

Qualifications

2–3 years of experience in art registration, collections management, or a related role

Working knowledge of Art Systems or similar collections databases

Proficient in Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Adobe Creative Suite, Google Docs, Sheets, and Drive

Strong attention to detail and organizational skills

Clear written and verbal communication

Ability to manage multiple priorities and shifting deadlines

Salary: $25 – $30, hourly

Benefits: 401(k) retirement plan with employer match
Medical, dental, and life insurance, with employer contribution
Paid time off, holidays, and additional company-provided time off

Education requirements: None.

Deadline to apply: March 2, 2026

Documents required to apply: Resume, references

How to apply: To apply, email your resume to hr@studionumberone.com.

Contract Artist Mentor

Theatre Of Hearts/Youth First (TOHYF) is seeking Professional Working Artists in the following disciplines;

· Visual Arts (drawing/painting, mixed media, photography)

· Dance (cultural, hip-hop, jazz and ballet)

· Theatre (scene studies, improvisation, scriptwriting)

· Creative Writing (poetry, narrative fiction, blogging)

· Music (percussion, hip-hop, music production)

· Filmmaking (script-writing, documentary-style, editing)

The artist will have the opportunity to mentor youth through our Youth First Artist-In-Residence workshops in school sites, juvenile halls/camps, parks, libraries and community sites.

Note: This is a CONTRACT Position. Meaning, artist work at sites throughout the county on an as-needed basis for programming which can vary in location, length, and time of year.

All artists must provide their own vehicle, a valid driver’s license and proof of a negative TB test. You will also be required to obtain and pass a background check at an agency designated by TOHYF.

Salary: $55 – $100, hourly

Benefits: N/A

Education requirements: Bachelor’s degree

Deadline to apply: March 31, 2026

Documents required to apply: Resume, Cover Letter, Work Sample/Portfolio

How to apply: Submit a cover letter, current Professional Resume/CV (include exhibitions, awards, etc), links to professional website, and a sample lesson plan if you have one. Dance, Music, and Theatre artists, please send video reels or video links of previous work. Interested candidates should review TOHYF’s website prior to applying.

Email all materials to: youthfirst@theatreofhearts.org.

Contract Artist Mentor

Theatre Of Hearts/Youth First (TOHYF) is seeking Professional Working Artists in the following disciplines:

· Visual Arts (drawing/painting, mixed media, photography)

· Dance (cultural, hip-hop, jazz and ballet)

· Theatre (scene studies, improvisation, scriptwriting)

· Creative Writing (poetry, narrative fiction, blogging)

· Music (percussion, hip-hop, music production)

· Filmmaking (script-writing, documentary-style, editing)

The artist will have the opportunity to mentor youth through our Youth First Artist-In-Residence workshops in school sites, juvenile halls/camps, parks, libraries and community sites.

Note: This is a CONTRACT Position. Meaning, artist work at sites throughout the county on an as-needed basis for programming which can vary in location, length, and time of year.

Salary: $55 – $100, hourly 

Benefits: All artists must provide their own vehicle, a valid driver’s license and proof of a negative TB test. You will also be required to obtain and pass a background check at an agency designated by TOHYF.

Education requirements: Bachelor’s degree

Deadline to apply: March 31, 2026

Documents required to apply: Resume, Cover Letter, Work Sample/Portfolio

How to apply: Submit a cover letter, current Professional Resume/CV (please include exhibitions, awards, etc), links to professional website, and a sample lesson plan if you have one. Dance, Music, and Theatre artists, send video reels or video links of previous work. Interested candidates should review TOHYF’s website prior to applying.

Email all materials to: youthfirst@ theatreofhearts.org

Electrician

Reports To: Technical Director and Facilities Manager (Direct)
Supervises: N/A

Summary of the Job:
The Electrician reports directly to the Technical Director and Facilities Manager. The primary duties of this position include equipment maintenance, hanging and focusing theatrical lighting, designing plots, programming consoles and running boards for theatrical or musical productions at Boston Court. (Some architectural installations. Like art shows and the uplights in the lobby etc)

Essential Functions:
• Install and focus all lighting plots for BCP
• Striking production lighting and restoration to rep plot
• Board Operation (ETC Eos systems, Ion and Nomad)
• Basic Design and Look Programming
• General assistance with production lighting needs (i.e. installing pipes for lighting equipment, etc.)
• Assist Rentals for day-off programing and board operation
• Assist for day-of programming and board operation for BCP Events (gala, engagement, rentals, etc.)

Qualifications
• High School diploma or equivalent required.
• Knowledge of theatrical lighting and lighting equipment is a must.

Must be available to work evenings and weekends.

Salary: $26, hourly

Benefits: “This position is classified as part-time, seasonal with expected compensation of $26.00 per hour.”

Education requirements: High School Degree

Deadline to apply: March 1, 2026

Documents required to apply: Resume, cover letter

How to apply: Send a cover letter and resume to Technical Director and Facilities Manager Jesse Soto at work@bostoncourtpasadena.org with “Electrician application” in the subject line. Applications will be reviewed as they are received.

Master Electrician

Reports To: Technical Director and Facilities Manager (Direct)
Supervises: Electricians

Summary of the Job:
The Master Electrician reports directly to the Technical Director and Facilities Manager. The primary duties of this position include equipment maintenance, hanging and focusing theatrical lighting, designing plots, programming consoles and running boards for theatrical or musical productions at Boston Court. (Some architectural installations. Like art shows and the uplights in the lobby etc)

Essential Functions:
• Interpret lighting plots and develop comprehensive plans for hang, cabling, circuiting, and materials procurement.
• Lead and supervise electrical calls.
• Program lighting consoles, including patching and initial show programming.
• Serve as primary technical partner to the Lighting Designer, supporting troubleshooting and realization of artistic intent.
• Diagnose and resolve fixture and console issues, implementing effective mitigation strategies.
• Train and guide electricians in safe and proper hanging, circuiting, and programming practices.
Install and focus lighting systems for all Boston Court Pasadena productions.
• Execute strike of production lighting and restore repertory plot.
• Operate ETC Eos-family consoles (Ion and Nomad).
• Provide basic lighting design support and look programming as needed.
• Support general production lighting needs, including infrastructure installation (e.g., pipe installation for lighting positions).
• Support rental clients with advance and day-of programming and board operation.
• Provide day-of-event programming and board operation support for Boston Court Pasadena events (galas, engagement events, rentals, etc.).
• Other duties as assigned

Qualifications
• Demonstrated professional experience in theatrical lighting production, preferably in a producing or presenting venue.
• Strong ability to interpret and execute lighting plots, including hang, circuiting, addressing, and system configuration.
Proficiency with ETC Eos-family consoles (Ion, Nomad), including patching, cue building, and basic effects programming.
• Working knowledge of theatrical electrical systems, dimming, data distribution (DMX/sACN), and networking basics.
• Proven troubleshooting skills for lighting fixtures, control systems, and signal flow.
• Commitment to safe working practices and ability to train and supervise overhire or house electricians.
• Ability to collaborate effectively with Lighting Designers, Production Managers, Technical Director and visiting creative teams.
• Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and ability to manage multiple projects and timelines simultaneously.
• Ability to lift and move lighting equipment and work at heights using ladders or personnel lifts, in accordance with safety standards.
• Flexibility to work nights, weekends, technical rehearsals, and performance schedules as required.
• Excellent communication skills and a calm, solutions-oriented approach in high-pressure production environments.

Must be available to work evenings and weekends.

Salary: $35, hourly

Benefits: “This position is classified as part-time, seasonal with expected compensation of $35.00 per hour.”

Education requirements: None.

Deadline to apply: March 1, 2026

Documents required to apply: Resume, cover letter

How to apply: Send a cover letter and resume to Technical Director and Facilities Manager Jesse Soto at work@bostoncourtpasadena.org with “Electrician application” in the subject line. Applications will be reviewed as they are received.

Operations Coordinator

The Big New is looking for a full-time Operations Coordinator to join our growing team in Los Angeles. This position is available for an experienced professional with an art, industrial, architecture, or other related design background.

About the Company:

TBN is a boutique art fabrication workshop specializing in the design and delivery of custom fine art and architectural projects. We collaborate with emerging and renowned artists, developers, and designers to deliver cast and fabricated metal sculpture, as well as artwork in a variety of other media. We engage in all aspects of the delivery process from design development, through to fabrication and installation. To learn more about the company, please visit our website: www.thebignew.co

About You:

You will be responsible for and tasked with general office management, liaising with clients, managing communication, organizing estimates, proposals, monitoring and updating project management software.

You will be required to work closely with other members at the workshop to successfully support the design and delivery of outcomes within required timelines and budgets. This includes taking production meeting notes and disseminating decisions to team leads as appropriate.

This position provides you with the opportunity to support the delivery of art projects of significance on both a local and national stage.

The ideal candidate will be based in the Los Angeles Metropolitan Area, be agreeable to working at the workshop daily. Some degree of hybrid work is a potential after a trial period.

Looking for an opportunity to grow with a collaborative and highly skilled fabrication team that works with leading national and international artists.

Key Responsibilities:

– Attend client meetings to assist principals with documentation of project scope and desired outcomes.
– Organize project scopes and client meeting notes to assist in the efficient production of project estimates.
– Draft estimates and RFQs for vendors, and prepare project proposals.
– Update project folders and monitor company software to ensure database reflects accurate project data.
– Maintain communication with the client team and provide regular production reports and schedule updates.
– Liaise with fabrication team to ensure fabrication specifications are communicated and achieved.
– In coordination with principals, ensure the finished product meets quality standards and project specific requirements.
– Represent company to the Client team and project stakeholders.

Qualifications:

– Have a passion for the arts, a strong work ethic, and willingness to learn.
– Bachelor’s degree in related field preferred but not essential
– Relevant experience in an art or design business with a focus on aspects of project design, creation, and delivery ideally within the Los Angeles Metropolitan Area.
– Demonstrable track record of strong analytical, problem-solving, and multi-tasking abilities.
– Some knowledge of various materials/design/fabrication/installation processes and techniques.
– Some knowledge of standard contract terms and conditions.
– Have a valid driver’s license and reliable vehicle for travel to workshop.

Skills:
– Microsoft Office – Word, Excel, and Project programs. Airtable and ChatGPT.
– Modeling and drafting experience in Rhinoceros 3D is encouraged.
– Some knowledge of mechanical design is encourage.
– Ability to work effectively under pressure and on deadline with minimal supervision.
– Desire and ability to work collaboratively with teams in-person.

Once we have successfully received your application, we will assess your qualifications and reach out to the most qualified candidates. Due to the expected volume of applicants, only those shortlisted will be contacted. Should you not be successful on this occasion, we will keep your details on file for future reference and we would encourage you to apply for any suitable roles we may advertise in the future.

Thank you for your interest and taking the time to apply for this position.

Salary: $25 – $35, hourly

Benefits: Medical, vision, dental insurance available with employee contribution

Education requirements: None.

Deadline to apply: March 5, 2026

Documents required to apply: Resume, Cover Letter, References

How to apply: Send applications to: info@thebignew.co

Director of Administration and Operations

COMPANY OVERVIEW
The Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts (MKFA) advances the artist’s spirit of critical thinking, risk-taking, and provocation in the arts. Established by Kelley in 2007, the Foundation seeks to further Kelley’s philanthropic work through grants to arts organizations and artists for innovative projects that reflect his multifaceted artistic practice. The Foundation also preserves the artist’s legacy more broadly and advances the understanding of his life and creative achievements through educational initiatives, including exhibitions, educational events, publications, and the preservation and care of the Foundation’s art collections and archives.
At MKFA, we are a small team that works closely together. No task is too small as we all understand that all responsibilities get us closer to our mission.

POSITION SUMMARY

The Director of Administration & Operations (DAO) is the second-ranking management position at the Mike Kelley Foundation for the Arts (MKFA), reporting directly to the Executive Director (ED). The DAO serves as a senior operational partner to the ED and provides hands-on tactical leadership and oversight for the Foundation’s day-to-day administrative, and business functions.

The DAO is responsible for developing and implementing financial and operational strategies, managing risk and compliance, overseeing human resources, and ensuring the Foundation’s infrastructure aligns with its long-term goals. The DOA partners with the ED on institutional planning and helps ensure clear communication, coordination, and information flow across the organization.

Based in the former home and studio of artist Mike Kelley in Highland Park, the team understands that infrastructure and execution underpin grantmaking impact. As the Foundation expands to take on new initiatives, every responsibility—large and small—contributes directly to its effectiveness and long-term sustainability. For full job listing please apply through our online application.

Salary: $100,000 – $125,000, annually

Benefits: Competitive benefit package includes:
Paid vacation (10 days per year, accrued);
Paid holidays (11);
Paid winter break (up to 5 days annually);
Paid sick/safe time (10 days per year accrued);
Medical insurance with optional vision and dental plans available with subsidy from the foundation;
Eligibility for 401k after 6 months with annual employer contribution and additional match;
Professional Development opportunities;

Education requirements: Bachelor’s degree

Deadline to apply: March 7, 2026

Documents required to apply: Resume, Cover Letter, References, Other

How to apply: Apply through online application here. MKFA is seeking to hire a Director of Administration and Operations as soon as possible to support the continued growth of its organization. Applicants are encouraged to apply early. Interviews will be on a rolling basis. This position will require a background check and professional references. Advancig candidates may be required to submit writing or work samples.

Education & Community Associate

About The Position

A Noise Within seeks to fill the position of Education Associate with a passionate and detail-
oriented team player with an interest in theatre education and administration. As programming
expands, the Education Associate will support a broad range of programming within the
Education Department, working closely with the Director of Education.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Student Groups

• Support the Director of Education in managing Student Matinee field trip logistics,
payments, and operations.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for teachers, school administrators, and community
groups booking Evening and Weekend performances.
• Be present for performances that have larger or new groups of students to personally
welcome and seat student groups.
• Research, identify, and contact prospective school partnerships and establish new long-
term relationships for the organization. Attend community and school district events.
• Assist operations of Education Department special events pertaining to student groups,
including the Educator Extravaganza and Relaxed Performances.

Enrichment Programs

• Co-facilitate and advance the Teen Leadership Council (TLC), a new elective initiative
for local teens interested in theatre leadership and engagement.
• Lead bi-monthly TLC meetings and quarterly Teen Nites.
• Design and deploy Teen Nite eblast marketing campaigns and social media. Create
social media content using Canva.
• Manage portfolio of essential administrative Summer With Shakespeare (SWS) camp
documents including intake forms, sign-in sheets, class rosters, and room assignments.
• Support Teaching Artist staff in SWS classroom management. Provide 1:1 assistance for
campers as needed.
• Oversee SWS camper lunch time, check-out, and aftercare.

Miscellaneous

• Support administrative tasks and check-in/check-out for Youth Classes as needed.
• Create social media content, flyers, and other digital marketing items using Canva.
• Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

• At least 2 years’ experience in arts administration and/or theatre education. Teaching
Artist or classroom instruction experience a plus.
• At least 1 years’ experience working with and mentoring teens ages 13 – 19.
• Exceptional customer service skills via email, over the phone, and in person.
• Proficiency in Canva or other graphic design tools.
• Up to date on popular social media apps and communication trends.
• Evening and weekend availability for performances, opening nights, and other events is
required.

Salary: $22.50 – $24.50, hourly.

Benefits: 
• Company-paid HMO (employees may “buy up” to additional offered coverage)
• 13 paid holidays and one floating day
• Paid vacation and sick time
• Company-matched benefit savings plan

• ANW generally works on a hybrid structure with 4 days in-office, and Mondays remote
(except during the five weeks of Summer With Shakespeare Theatre Camp); evening
and weekend work will be required.

Education requirements: None

Deadline to apply: February 28, 2026

Documents required to apply:

How to apply: Send a resume, cover letter and three professional references to lmadda@anoisewithin.org. Include “EDUCATION & COMMUNITY ASSOCIATE – Last Name” in the subject line. Incomplete applications will not be considered. ANW prides itself on fully representing and reflecting the community on stage and in our workforce – candidates of color strongly encouraged to apply.

Conservation Technician

RLA Conservation seeks a highly motivated, well-organized and positive thinking experienced technician to work in our Los Angeles Studio. Our practice serves museums, architectural firms, public art agencies and high-end art collectors with professional care of sculpture, decorative arts, artifacts, monuments, fountains and building materials. Under the direction of a trained conservator, the work of a conservation technician involves proficiency with metals, stone, mosaics, concrete, wood, terracotta, brick, painted finishes, and ceramic tile to name a few materials. Tasks include (but are not limited to) cleaning, waxing, spraying coatings, adhering broken items, sculpting, graffiti removal, and painting.

The individual in question will come from a background in art handling, fabrication, artmaking, or construction. Knowledge of the visual arts is a plus. The job is full-time and based in the Vernon area of Los Angeles. Conservation projects involve travel around Southern California, including overnight travel to cities in California and throughout the United States.

Requirements:
• U.S. work permit, green card, or U.S. citizenship; college degree preferred.
• Good communication skills, ability to work in a team and be flexible with changing priorities.
• Excellent hand skills, and proficiency with a variety of hand and power tools, such as drills, saws, angle grinders, palm sanders, compressors, spray guns, power washers, etc.
• Ability to color match and work with a range of paints.
• An interest in the visual arts, architecture, and/ or construction.
• Ability to work on scaffolding, ladders, and boom and scissor lifts.
• Ability to carry up to 50 pounds unassisted.
• Ability to use a computer and communicate by email and text messages.
• Basic English speaking, reading and writing.
• Ability to use a digital camera.
• Ability to travel out of town for occasional site work (no more than 2 weeks at a time ).
• Must drive a car and have a valid driver’ s license.
• We also value the following in considering the salary:
• Metalworking ability
• HVLP spray gun expertise
• Airbrush expertise
• Carpentry/woodworking
• Masonry or tile setting experience
• Skill in photoshop, photography editing
• Proficiency in writing reports
• Spanish, or other languages

Salary: $25 – $28, hourly

Benefits: “We offer PTO, 9 paid holidays per year, health insurance payment, pension plan, annual bonus of approximately 3-5% of salary (depending on annual profitability of the company), and cell phone allowance.”

Education requirements: Bachelor’s degree

Deadline to apply: March 13, 2026

Documents required to apply: Resume, Cover Letter, References, Work Sample/Portfolio

How to apply: Send a cover letter and resume to nhallonquist@rlaconservation.com. In the cover letter share a little bit about your background and training (college, technical school, on-the-job) and two particular skills that you feel qualify you for this position.

Contract Artist Mentor

Theatre Of Hearts/Youth First (TOHYF) is seeking Professional Working Artists IN RIVERSIDE COUNTY in the following disciplines:

· Visual Arts (drawing/painting, mixed media, photography)

· Dance (cultural, hip-hop, jazz and ballet)

· Theatre (scene studies, improvisation, scriptwriting)

· Creative Writing (poetry, narrative fiction, blogging)

· Music (percussion, hip-hop, music production)

· Filmmaking (script-writing, documentary-style, editing)

The artist will have the opportunity to mentor youth through our Youth First Artist-In-Residence workshops in school sites, juvenile halls/camps, parks, libraries and community sites.

Note: This is a CONTRACT Position. Meaning, artist work at sites throughout the county on an as-needed basis for programming which can vary in location, length, and time of year.

All artists must provide their own vehicle, a valid driver’s license and proof of a negative TB test. You will also be required to obtain and pass a background check at an agency designated by TOHYF.

Salary: $55 – $100, hourly

Benefits: N/A

Education requirements: High School Degree

Deadline to apply: March 31, 2026

Documents required to apply: Resume, Cover Letter, Work Sample/Portfolio

How to apply: Submit a cover letter, current Professional Resume/CV (please include exhibitions, awards, etc), links to professional website, and a sample lesson plan if you have one. Dance, Music, and Theatre artists, please send video reels or video links of previous work. Interested candidates should review our website prior to applying (www.theatreofhearts.org)

**Email all materials to: youthfirst@theatreofhearts.org