Updated 27 January 2022
ArtsEquator Lobang is a list of available open calls, job postings and other opportunities open to people from Singapore and Southeast Asia. “Lobang”, a Malay word for “hole”, is used in Singlish as a shorthand for an opportunity, valuable contact or a tip.
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Info & Resources
Note: Info on reliefs, grants and packages by the Singapore government can be found here.
[Singapore] COVID-19 Recovery Grant
The COVID-19 Recovery Grant (CRG) provides temporary financial support to workers in lower- to middle-income households who are presently experiencing involuntary job loss, involuntary no-pay leave (NPL) or income loss due to the economic impact of COVID-19. Open to Self Employed Persons and part-/full-time employees. Applications are open till 31 December 2022.
[Singapore] Temporary relief scheme for freelancers who test positive for COVID-19
NTUC will give out one-time relief payouts of between $50 and $200 to members of the NTUC’s Freelancers and Self-Employed Unit or NTUC-affiliated groups, who test positive for the virus between Oct 11 and Dec 31.
[Singapore] The Props Collective
The Props Collective is a new props rental company based in Singapore that believes that art can be created communally and more sustainably while taking care of the environment.
[Singapore] SG Creative & Cultural Community on Facebook
The SG COVID-19 Creative/Cultural Professionals & Freelancers Support Group Facebook group was set up in Feb 2020 to share tips, resources and information for creative and cultural workers. It has since been renamed to SG Creative & Cultural Community.
[Singapore] Sing Lit Station HALP Fund
The HALP Fund is a discretionary fund used by Sing Lit Station to support literary arts practitioners in the creation and presentation of their work in any form. It also aims to provide subsistence funds during tough times. The maximum quantum will be $500 per application. Applications will be held year-round until 31 March 2021 or until funds are fully disbursed, whichever comes first.
[Singapore] SAMPP COVID-19 Relief Fund
Singapore Association of Motion Picture Professionals are offering grants for filmmakers and others in the film industry.
Open Calls
[NEW] Open Call: Paper Monkey Puppetry Masterclass 2022
Paper Monkey Masterclass started from the urgent need to address the dwindling number of puppeteers and artists who possess puppetry skill sets in Singapore, which greatly places this art form at risk of losing its relevance.
Masterclass seeks to provide foundational training for puppetry to arts practitioners, with a focus on it as a core discipline. It hopes to sustain its relevance by inspiring more practitioners to develop a love and deep passion for puppetry, and to encourage the production of more puppetry works thereafter, and for the future generations to gain access to this art form.
For enquiries, please email admin@papermonkey.com.sg
Deadline: 18 February 2022
[NEW] Open Call: NAC Traditional Arts Residency 2022
NAC’s Traditional Arts Residency aims to support the incubation of new and innovative content with a traditional performing arts focus. The artist-in-residence is expected to collaborate with an artist/arts group in Singapore and the performing arts project should be intercultural and/or cross-disciplinary in nature. The artist-in-residence will receive residency support, including a grant of up to S$20,000, studio space, guidance and additional financial support.
Deadline: 31 January 2022
[NEW] Open Call: Voices of Singapore – Voices Music Mentorship Programme 2022
Aspiring Singer-Songwriter or Vocalist? The Voices Music Mentorship 2022 is here! Open calls are kickstarting today till 21 Jan 2022.
Stand a chance to be 1 of 10 acts to go through a music mentorship programme from 30 January to 27 March, under the guidance of 5 seasoned mentors. Gain exclusive access to workshops on how to navigate the music scene in Singapore as a new artist!
Deadline: 21 January 2022
[NEW] Open Call: HEARTH by Art Outreach
HEARTH is a community art space initiative by Art Outreach to support independent Singapore-based practitioners with free space and micro-grant funding to create and exhibit their work. They have announced an open call for artists, and accept applications for projects running from April to July 2022.
Micro-grants of $500 per project are also available, to defray production costs.
Deadline: 7 March 2022
[NEW] Open Call: M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 2023
Over the past 17 years, the M1 Singapore Fringe Festival has been a key event in Singapore’s arts and cultural calendar, presenting cutting edge, contemporary work curated around a specific theme chosen for the year. They had consciously selected themes that reflect what they regard to be urgent issues of the day.
They want to hear what artists are concerned with in the world today, and how your artistic response is a call to arms, a healing process, or a road map to a different, better future. For the first time, the Fringe will not provide a curatorial theme to determine our programming.
M1 Singapore Fringe Festival is looking for contemporary, cutting edge and socially engaged works that can be presented as live or digital performances and participatory events. They welcome proposals that use alternative models of presentations to include the disabled and immunocompromised, to encourage environmental sustainability, and/or to reduce air travel.
Deadline: 4 March 2022
Open Call: Pangdemonium! Technical Apprenticeships
Pangdemonium!’s Technical Apprenticeship programme offers a full-time, production-long, professional experience for highly motivated and committed individuals who are looking to bridge the gap between their academic experience and a professional career in theatre.
Call for Submissions: Singapore Unbound: Multiple Submissions
Singapore Unbound is calling for various submissions.
Submissions include:
Singapore Unbound: Submissions for New Singapore Poetries
Are you a New and Emerging Singapore Poet? Or a “new” and “emerging” “Singapore” “poet”?
Gaudy Boy is welcoming emerging Singapore poets to feature in their newest anthology, New Singapore Poetries, with the goal of showcasing the newest and most exciting voices in Singapore poetry today. Submitting poets should have no more than one book of poetry published, and live, work, or be from Singapore.
Deadline: 15 January 2022
Singapore Unbound: Singapore Unbound Awards for the Best Undergraduate Critical Essays on Singapore and Other Literatures
For the second year running, Singapore Unbound, a NYC-based literary non-profit, will be giving out three awards of USD250.00 each for the best three undergraduate critical essays on topics in Singapore and other literature. The purpose of these awards is to encourage the teaching and study of Singapore literature at college level and the cultivation of general appreciation for the character and achievements of Singapore literature.
Submissions are open to all college undergraduates residing anywhere in the world.
Deadline: 31 July 2022
Open Call: The Theatre Practice – Audition Call
Are you a performer or an art-maker? Or are you an educator interested in Arts Education? Do you believe that theatre can spark the imagination of young audiences?
If your answers are “YES”, Join The Theatre Practice as they advocate for the value of the arts by bringing theatre into communities and schools! Find more out here:
Deadline: 19 January 2022
Open Call: Digital Works – Stre@m
SIDance (Seoul International Dance Festival) collaborates with cont·act Contemporary Dance Festival (Singapore) to present Stre@m – An Asian Digital Dance Platform.
Amidst various worldwide restrictions on creating and performing live, these two years have seen new modes of making and sharing emerge in virtual spaces and presences. In a hybrid world where the physical and digital become increasingly intertwined, they are calling for digital works that reflect and experiment with movement and the body in these new spaces. All digital works are welcome, including, but not limited to, short films, documentaries, and recorded versions of staged performances.
Deadline: 22 January 2022
Open Call: Frankfurt Moves! FRANKFURT LAB RESIDENCY PROGRAMME
In the framework of the Residency Programme Frankfurt Moves! the foundation KfW Stiftung and the Frankfurt LAB invite you to develop artistic productions in the fields of the performing arts and to exchange ideas with other creative artists. The Artists in Residence will be invited to Frankfurt am Main, a German metropolis in the heart of Europe, for a period of four weeks. The teams will be able to access the professional venues of the Frankfurt LAB and will be provided with dramaturgic and technical support. At the end of the residency, it will be possible to present the results of the work publicly.
In 2022 a total of four residencies at the Frankfurt LAB will be made available for the following time period: 19 July to 19 August 2022
Deadline: 30 January 2022
Open Call: Pen America: 2022 Emerging Voices Fellowship
The Emerging Voices Fellowship provides a virtual five-month immersive mentorship program for early-career writers from communities that are traditionally underrepresented in the publishing world. The program is committed to cultivating the careers of Black writers, and serves writers who identify as Indigenous, persons of colour, LGBTQ+, immigrants, writers with disabilities, and those living outside of urban centres. Through curated one-on-one mentorship and introductions to editors, agents, and publishers, in addition to workshops on editing, marketing, and creating a platform, the five-month fellowship nurtures creative community, provides a professional skill-set, and demystifies the path to publication—with the ultimate goal of diversifying the publishing and media industries.
Deadline: 31 January 2022
Open Call: Lee Kong Chian NUS-Stanford Distinguished Fellowship on Contemporary Southeast Asia
The Lee Kong Chian Fellowship is the core of the Lee Kong Chian NUS-Stanford Initiative on Southeast Asia, a joint effort established in 2007 by the National University of Singapore and Stanford University to raise the visibility, extent, and quality of research scholarship on contemporary Southeast Asia. The infrastructure for research pursued through the fellowship is provided by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at NUS and the Southeast Asia Program in the Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center (Shorenstein APARC) at Stanford. Although we do not expect the following guidelines for applicants to change, they could be altered depending on conditions related to COVID-19.
Interested individuals with backgrounds or positions in the social sciences or humanities are encouraged to apply. Candidates may be of any nationality or seniority.
Deadline: 31 January 2022
Call for Submissions: Authors Publish: Multiple Submissions
Authors Publish is calling for various submissions.
Submissions include:
Cardinal Rule Press: Accepting Manuscript Queries
The work Cardinal Rule Press publishes hopes to empower children by telling meaningful stories aimed at 4-11 year olds. They publish realistic fiction which they describe as “a genre made up of stories that could happen in our world and society.”
They only consider work where characters are human beings that are living in places that could be real, or are in fact real. Magic does not exist in real fiction.
They consider manuscripts up to 1,000 words in length.
Deadline: 1 February 2022
34 Orchard: Now Seeking Submissions
34 Orchard is an online literary magazine that “takes you dark places.” They publish poetry and fiction that’s frightening, unnerving, or sad. They don’t focus on traditional dark genres such as horror; rather, they aim to publish anything that’s shadowy and intense. They especially like dark writing that brings the reader to deeper truths.
Poets may submit up to three dark poems of any style or length. Authors of fiction may submit one dark story, 1,000 to 7,500 words. Manuscripts should use Shunn formatting, and should include a cover letter and third-person bio. Take care to follow the editor’s formatting requests under “How to Submit.” Submissions that do not follow these formatting guidelines will be deleted unread.
Call for Submissions: PR&TA Journal Issue 2
Founded in 2020, Practice, Research and Tangential Activities (PR&TA) is a new peer-reviewed and open-access journal of creative practice with a broad focus on creative writing and related disciplines.
PR&TA welcomes submissions of creative and critical work for Issue 2 on the theme of Arti-facts.
Deadline: 15 February 2022
Call for Submissions: FISH EATS LION REDUX
2022 will see the ten-year anniversary of the groundbreaking publication of Fish Eats Lion: New Singaporean Speculative Fiction. Editor Jason Erik Lundberg is seeking submissions for Fish Eats Lion Redux, to be published in late 2022 by Epigram Books, of new and innovative original short speculative fiction in English.
The story should be at least fulfil one of the following:
– your protagonist is Singaporean (i.e. born or naturalised in Singapore),
– your protagonist (Singaporean or otherwise) is living in Singapore at the time of your story (i.e. Singapore is the setting), OR
– your story’s themes are inspired by life in Singapore.
Stories are recommended to be between 3,000 and 5,000 words, with a maximum of 7,500 words.
Deadline: 15 February 2022
Open Call: OKB.SG: (120X120) A Medium Format Open Call Exhibition
Calling all medium format enthusiasts! Get set for OKB’s Open Call (120X120) in celebration of medium format photography’s 120th anniversary! Stand a chance to have your entry exhibited this May, and enjoy an exciting lineup of activities in a bid to give back to our analogue community.
To be a part of this initiative, simply check OKB’s our webpage for submission details and submit any of your favourite medium format images from now till 20 February!
Deadline: 20 February 2022
Call for Submissions: Center for Khmer Studies: Khmer Language and Culture Program
*The program operation is dependent on the situation with Covid-19.
The CKS Khmer Language and Culture Program (KLCP) provides an opportunity for faculty, post-graduate researchers and undergraduates from U.S. universities to participate in an intensive eight-week study abroad program in Phnom Penh, and Siem Reap Cambodia.
The CKS Khmer Language and Culture Program aims to meet that demand and provide the opportunity for those with less Khmer language experience to benefit from study in-country. Like their ASK counterparts, participants in the CKS program will receive four hours of intensive language training during morning sessions. In the afternoon, they will take part, alongside the ASK program participants, in field trips and other cultural activities, including visits to local governmental and non-governmental institutions, where their language skills can be used in real-time situations.
Deadline: 28 February 2022
Open Call: Singapore International Photography Festival 2022
Calling out to all passionate photographers! Singapore International Photography Festival is running its 8th edition next year.
Deadline: 14 March 2022
SCCC: Open Call for Programming Ideas
As part of the SCCC’s aim to promote Chinese Singaporean art and culture, it is inviting Singapore-based artists, organisations and community partners to submit their proposals for programmes to be held at our centre. The proposed projects could be presented in any format and need not be limited to exhibitions, guided tours, workshops, talks, conferences, performances, demonstrations, film screenings or educational courses.
Open Call: Raise Three Fingers
Raise Three Fingers (formerly Art for Freedom MM) is a campaign hub founded by artists and creatives in Myanmar to bring the global art community together and highlight the unfolding human rights and humanitarian crises caused by the military coup on February 1 2021. They are calling on the global art community to raise three fingers and shine a light on an illegitimate power grab.
Call for collaboration: 136 Goethe
Goethe Institut has announced a new arts space within its premises called 136 Goethe. They would like to invite the public, the arts community of Singapore and everyone who is interested in intercultural collaboration and innovative practices to engage in and access 136 GOETHE.
List yourself: Producers SG Directory
The Producers SG Directory is an online database of independent arts producers and managers working in and across Singapore and the region.
This is a growing directory. Producers SG welcomes submissions from producers and arts managers from Singapore, the rest of Southeast Asia, as well as professionals who work regularly with artists and/or platforms in this region.
Open Call: Conservation Research Writing Residency
Rimbun Dahan now offers short-term residencies, between 2 weeks and 3 months, for researchers in environmental conservation issues who need time and space to write up their research for publication.
Applications on a rolling basis from 1 March 2021.
Call for pitches: so-far Issue 4: Platforms
so-far is a platform for both emerging and established writers which publishes long-form writing, deep dialogues, or experimental formats from letter-writing, speculative fiction, creative nonfiction, ekphrastic poetry, and more. It is calling for pitches for its next issue now.
Call for Submissions: The Tiger Moth Review
The Tiger Moth Review, a new and independent eco-conscious journal from Singapore, is calling for submissions of poetry, prose, art and photography that emphasises the connections between “human activity and the environment that produces it”, work that displays an “awareness of ecology and concerns over environmental disaster” (“Ecopoetics”, Poetry Foundation).
They are looking for work that is eco-conscious and critical, work that celebrates the beauty/ bounty of nature, work that is cognisant, curious and contemplative of the relationships between humanity, modernity, cultures and the environments in which we live in or imagine ourselves to inhabit.
July issue: Submit between February and April
January issue: Submit between August and October
Jobs
[NEW] Objectifs – Trainee Programme
Calling those interested in developing a career in arts management!
Objectifs is launching its first trainee programme to develop diverse capabilities of arts administrators, to support the work of Objectifs and the Singapore arts sector.
During the 4-month programme, trainees will work closely alongside Objectifs’s education and programming team, to further their understanding of working in a non-profit visual arts organisation. Through the programme, trainees will gain insights into project and arts management, photography and film education, and community building.
Trainee period: (1) 1 Mar 2022 to 30 Jun 2022 or (2) 1 Jul 2022 to 31 Oct 2022
Deadline: 10 February 2022
[NEW] Checkpoint Theatre: Manager (Finance & Administration)
Checkpoint Theatre is looking to hire a Manager for its finances and administration. They are looking for someone with integrity and initiative, enjoys working independently and is also a good team player. Flexible part-time working arrangements. Older candidates are encouraged to apply.
Deadline: 17 February 2022
[NEW] Wild Rice Theatre: Various positions
Wild Rice Theatre is recruiting for various positions.
Roles include:
Wild Rice Theatre: Production Manager
Wild Rice is looking for a Production Manager to join their company. In line with their mission to create the best of Singapore theatre, Wild Rice is expanding their production team. They are looking for a PRODUCTION MANAGER to support their work at their home in Funan.
Job responsibilities include:
Wild Rice’s Production Manager is responsible for the scheduling, budgeting, contracting and execution of all design and production-related aspects of Wild Rice’s Season. They will lead a team of production staff to oversee our day-to-day production operations and requirements, ensuring that every production comes in on time and on budget.
Deadline: 21 January 2022
Wild Rice Theatre: Part-Time Development Assistant
In line with their mission to create the best of Singapore theatre, Wild Rice is looking to expand their Development team. They are looking for a PART-TIME DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT to support their team in Funan as they continue working towards providing their Angels, donors and patrons with the best possible Wild Rice experience.
Job roles include:
Wild Rice’s Development Assistant would contribute to the team by providing assistance in the following ways:
– Facilitating data management through timely updating and reconciliation of Wild Rice’s Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Mailchimp databases.
– Processing donations.
– Processing tickets for Wild Rice Angels.
– Providing support at Wild Rice events.
Deadline: 21 January 2022
The Rice Company: Outreach & Admin Manager
The Business Times Budding Artists Fund (BTBAF) and Little Arts Academy (LAA), managed by The Rice Company, are looking for an Outreach and Admin Manager capable of strategising and executing the Outreach programmes to reach out to potential beneficiaries.
Deadline: 16 January 2022
ArtsEquator: Editorial and Marketing Assistant (Regionally-based)
ArtsEquator currently has three team members. As they expand our activities, they are looking for a new team member to join ArtsEquator as an Editorial and Marketing Assistant.
The position is part-time, working 2.5 days a week.
As the duties can be carried out online, the successful candidate can be based anywhere in Southeast Asia.
Deadline: 20 January 2022
National Gallery Singapore: Various positions
National Gallery Singapore is recruiting for various positions including Deputy Director (Curatorial), Senior Manager (Segment Marketing) and Senior Executive/Assistant Manager (Facilities Management).
Roles include:
National Gallery Singapore: Intern (Digital Content Marketing)
Job roles include:
– Create engaging digital content to raise awareness and engagement for Gallery’s exhibitions and programmes across social media channels and other digital touchpoints.
– Edit and copywrite compelling copies to drive desired action.
– Attend key programmes and events to capture engaging content as part of content marketing.
– Plan and drive the coordination with the various teams involved in the preparation and development of content required for assigned campaigns.
Must be able to commit between 6-12 months.
Deadline: 19 January 2022
National Gallery Singapore: Manager/Senior Manager (Exhibition Design & Operations)
Job roles include:
– Plan work scheduling and management of museum exhibitions/special artwork commission set-up.
– Preparation of administrative documents, including tender documents, bill of quantities and purchase requisitions.
– Provide support daily maintenance execution for exhibition spaces.
– Review project drawings, technical specifications and floor plans for exhibition design and fabrication work submissions.
Deadline: 22 January 2022
National Gallery Singapore: Manager (Digital Engagement & Support)
Job roles include:
– To plan and to implement, in collaboration with various partners, the Gallery’s digital engagement plans with a vision to create awareness, enhance accessibility and develop meaningful connections between individuals and communities, its exhibitions and collections.
– To keep up to date with developments in digital engagement practices and strategies, access and inclusion practices and psychographic profiles of local and global art audiences.
– To work closely with artists, curators, programmers and producers to develop optimal experiences for the audiences for the digital domain. The projects, larger-scale or intimate ones, may include designing experiences in navigating a website on various formats but is not limited to the commissioning of artists’ work on digital platforms or may have a digital component, and/or the translation of work from the physical to the digital.
Deadline: 23 January 2022
National Gallery Singapore: Assistant Registrar – 2-year Contract
The Assistant Registrar is responsible for a broad range of museum registration functions under Artwork and Exhibition Management. These include compliance to corporate governance and institutional Artwork Management policies and procedures, accountability of artworks to stakeholders including institutions, lenders and artists, and ensuring adherence to the best collection management and care practices.
Deadline: 25 January 2022
SDEA – Singapore Drama Educators Association: Various positions
Established in 2002 as a not-for-profit organisation by a group of artists and drama educators, SDEA – Singapore Drama Educators Association’s mission is to advance the profession of the drama/theatre educator and advocate for the practice and value of drama and theatre in performance, education and community. SDEA is recruiting for various intern positions including Business Development Intern, and Arts Administration Intern.
Roles include:
SDEA – Singapore Drama Educators Association: Arts Management Intern
Job responsibilities include:
– Assist in the planning, coordination, tracking of schedule and execution of SDEA’s programmes, including but not limited to Connections, Let’s Connect and Level Up! Festival.
– Assist in liaising with different stakeholders, partners, vendors to ensure projects run smoothly and are delivered on time
– Assist in overseeing and managing the running of the projects during the event date(s)
– Assist in research documenting and archiving documents and all related items and properties of the Company’s programmes
SDEA – Singapore Drama Educators Association: Membership and Communications Intern
Job responsibilities include:
– Drive engagement with members through multiple means of communication
– Administrate and attend relevant interest group sessions run by members
– Moderate and administrate the SDEA membership management system
– Work with the communications team to deepen engagement with existing contacts
SDEA – Singapore Drama Educators Association: Marketing Communications Intern
Job responsibilities include:
– Drive engagement on Social Media through its campaigns to further our advocacy goals
– Ensure design and visual communications is of high quality
– Administrate and execute accurate and quality content on the SDEA channels and media partners
– Support in strategic planning of the Communications Department
iPRECIATION: iPRECIATION Internship Opportunity
iPRECIATION is looking for an intern who is a young dynamic student or graduate, with a go-getter spirit – one who is detail-oriented, able to multitask, and willing to work under pressure to meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment. They should have good written and oral communication abilities in English and Mandarin. They should also possess efficient computer skills in Microsoft Word, Excel and Powerpoint. Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite software and basic photography skills would be an added advantage.
[Based in Cambodia, Phnom Penh] ADA Cambodia: Art Director (Marketing Services)
ADA is looking for an Art Director who loves design and digital who can bring ideas to life. Someone with an eye for beautiful design and attention to details. As an Art Director, you will help translate ideas through visual storytelling, ideate concepts and be responsible for all imagery deliverables.
[Based in Indonesia, Jakarta] Vidio: Various positions
Vidio is recruiting for various positions.
These positions include:
[Based in Indonesia, Jakarta] Vidio: Cover Designer Intern
Job responsibilities include:
– Develop illustrations, logos, Cover, and other designs using software or by hand
– Use the appropriate design guideline for each graphic
– Work with copywriters and creative director to produce final design
– Test graphics across various media
[Based in Indonesia, Jakarta] Vidio: Digital Imaging Artist
Job responsibilities include:
– Develop illustrations, logos, Cover, and other designs digitally
– Use the appropriate design guideline for each graphic
– Work with copywriters and creative director to produce the final design
– Test graphics across various media
[Based in Philippines, Manila] Hurray Design: Creative Content Associate
Job responsibilities include:
– Report to the Senior Content Lead and Manager/Brand Experience Lead
– Brainstorm and contribute new and out-of-the-box content ideas, along with the Content Management Team
– Use design software to create exceptional and multiple original contents (graphic and multimedia) under time pressure
– Assist the content team in various creative content, production, and management tasks
METIS: Various Positions
Metis is recruiting for various positions.
These positions include:
METIS: Senior Consultant: East Asia
Metis is actively seeking passionate and experienced Senior Consultants to cover various regions and countries across East Asia for them, and to represent their growing brand. Under the auspices of a reputable platform and with access to Metis’ global network for sourcing quality artworks, you will provide expertise and personal advice to clients on building their art collections.
METIS: Social Media Intern
Metis is looking for a highly-motivated and committed candidate who wants to pursue a commercial career in visual arts management, specifically in the areas of marketing and communications. The part-time role will report to the Marketing Manager with a flexible commitment of 1-2 days per week.
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts(NAFA): Various Positions
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts(NAFA) is recruiting for various positions.
These positions include:
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts(NAFA): Adjunct Lecturer, Drawing Fundamentals, 2D/3D, Visual Art & General Studies, School of Art and Design
Job roles include:
– Undertake 8 – 12 contact/teaching hours per week in one of the following unit(s)/component(s): Drawing Fundamentals, 2D/3D Fundamentals, Introduction to Visual Arts and General Studies
– Design, prepare and develop documents such as lesson plans and assessment descriptors as well as teaching resources/materials
– Plan and supervise a variety of activities such as projects, productions, collaborations, etc.
– Supervise and assess students’ assignments/works/projects
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts(NAFA): Early Childhood Educator (Chinese), Bencoolen Campus
Job roles include:
– Plan and deliver school curriculum to help foster holistic learning and development
– Responsible for all aspects of classroom management and maintenance of a tidy and well-organised classroom
– Support the development and implementation of new teaching and learning approaches and resources
– Communicate effectively and establish good rapport with children
Arts House Limited: Assistant Manager, Programming & Producing
Job purpose:
– To conceive ideas, develop and execute them as programmes (particularly Chinese) for The Arts House (AHL)
– To build strong and long-term partnerships with Chinese artists and arts organisations so as to better serve programming needs
– To assist and support as needed other AHL festivals, projects and events
YALE-NUS COLLEGE: Various Positions
YALE-NUS COLLEGE is recruiting for various positions.
These positions include:
YALE-NUS COLLEGE: Lecturer in Art Practice (Educator Track)
Yale-NUS College is seeking to hire a full-time Lecturer position in “Art Practice”, which is one of three curricular tracks in the Arts & Humanities major (which is one of four majors in the Division of Humanities at Yale-NUS College). This position is on a fixed term contract of up to three (3) years, starting in the Academic Year 2022-2023.
The successful candidate is expected to teach at least five (5) courses in the area of Art Practice and show strong commitment to teaching art practice in an undergraduate liberal arts context with particular attention to the relation of art practice to gender, identity, society, and politics, with demonstrable experience in any one or both of the following areas of expertise: (1) Film, Sound and Media Studies; (2) Photography and Imaging.
Applicants should have a relevant PhD or MFA. A clear ability and passion for undergraduate education is essential. The incoming faculty member would join a committed team dedicated to the development and teaching of the Arts & Humanities.
Deadline: Until position is filled
YALE-NUS COLLEGE: Part-Time Lecturer in Art Practice
The College is seeking to hire a part-time Lecturer position in “Art Practice”, which is one of three curricular tracks in the Arts & Humanities major (which is one of four majors in the Division of Humanities at Yale-NUS College). This position is for one-year, starting in Academic Year 2022 -2023, renewable for up to two (2) additional years.
The successful candidate is expected to teach two (2) courses in the area of Art Practice and show strong commitment to teaching arts practice in an undergraduate liberal arts context, and to have demonstrable experience in any one, or in any combination, of the following areas of expertise: (1) graphic arts and motion graphics; (2) visual communication and information design; (3) studio arts; (4) contemporary arts practices.
Applicants should have a relevant PhD or MFA. A clear ability at and passion for undergraduate education is essential.
Deadline: Until position is filled
LASALLE College of the Arts: Various positions
LASALLE College of the Arts is recruiting for various positions including Head of School (McNally School of Fine Arts), Programme Leader: Diploma in Design for Communication and Experiences, and Lecturer (Fashion) / Lecturer (Dance).
Roles include:
LASALLE College of the Arts: Part-Time Lecturers: Diploma in Audio Production (with specialisation in Live Sound)
The School of Contemporary Music (SoCM) in the Faculty of Performing Arts, is Singapore and Southeast Asia’s leading music school dedicated to developing thoughtful, reflective and virtuosic music talents in contemporary expressions of music.
Reporting to the Programme Leader, the Part-Time Lecturer will be teaching across Level 2 and 3 in the Diploma in Audio Production. Required classes include both theoretical concepts of audio system design concepts and practical projects in sound reinforcement.
The primary responsibilities of a Part-time Lecturer are to plan, teach and assess within the existing curriculum of the assigned programme and provide student-learning support. Part-time Lecturers are usually engaged on a semester basis and paid on an hourly-rated basis. The rate of pay will depend on qualifications and experience.
Deadline: 28 January 2022 or until position is filled
LASALLE College of the Arts: Part-Time Lecturers: BA(Hons) Film (with Specialisation in Producing)
The Puttnam School of Film & Animation in the Faculty of Fine Arts, Media & Creative Industries seeks Part-time Lecturers to teach into the BA(Hons) Film programme.
Reporting to the Programme Leader, you will be teaching producing to Level 1 and Level 2 students in the BA(Hons) Film programme, covering line producing, as well as the business of film and film financing. You will also consult with students regarding production related matters on their portfolio, as well as group films, which are mandatory components on the programme that all students must undertake.
The primary responsibilities of a Part-time Lecturer are to plan, teach and assess within the existing curriculum of the assigned programme and provide student-learning support. Part-time Lecturers are usually engaged on a semester basis and paid on an hourly-rated basis. The rate of pay will depend on the qualifications and experience.
Deadline: 28 January 2022 or until position is filled
LASALLE College of the Arts: Part-Time Lecturers: MA Design
The School of Design Communication resides in the Faculty of Design and offers Diploma and BA(Hons) programmes in Design Communication and Masters of Arts in Design.
The Masters of Arts in Design programme is seeking Part-time Lecturers to plan and deliver teaching in the assigned modules examining design research and practice. They will work alongside the programme team on supervising design development and individual MA dissertations.
The primary responsibilities of a Part-time Lecturer are to plan, teach and assess within the existing curriculum of the assigned programme and provide student-learning support. Part-time Lecturers are usually engaged on a semester basis and paid on an hourly-rated basis. The rate of pay will depend on the qualifications and experience.
Deadline: 28 January 2022 or until position is filled
LASALLE College of the Arts: Programme Leader: Diploma in Design for Communication and Experiences
The School of Design Communication resides in the Faculty of Design and the School offers Diploma and BA(Hons) programmes in Design Communication and Masters of Arts in Design.
The BA(Hons) Design Communication programme is seeking Part-time Lecturers to plan and deliver teaching in the assigned modules, specifically in foundation level in Creative Coding relevant to Visual Communication, Interaction Design and Computational Design. You will work with the team to conduct Computation In Design workshops and classes as well as supervise and support student projects technically, aesthetically and conceptually.
The primary responsibilities of a Part-time Lecturer are to plan, teach and assess within the existing curriculum of the assigned programme and provide student-learning support. Part-time Lecturers are usually engaged on a semester basis and paid on an hourly-rated basis. The rate of pay will depend on the qualifications and experience.
Deadline: 28 January 2022 or until position is filled
Tusitala: Freelance Web Developers (Project Basis)
The Tusitala team is looking for freelance web developers, ideally from Singapore. We hope to build a network of 4-5 reliable web developers willing to work with the team at Tusitala on various web-based projects on a project basis.
NTU Museum and Archive: Deputy Director
The Head, NTU Museum and Archive is responsible for providing the vision, setting strategic directions, plans and goals, and leading their execution towards achieving a world-class university museum and archive that is recognised for its unique interdisciplinary art collection, capabilities in public art commission, and comprehensive archival collection on NTU’s contributions in the history of education in Singapore and globally.
The incumbent should aspire to achieve excellence in promoting and fostering interdisciplinary collaborations through innovative exhibitions and programming, promoting the use of collections for research and scholarships, leveraging on technology to enhance access and providing archival and art resources to improve the quality of teaching and learning in NTU.
NTU School of Art, Design and Media: Research Associate (Arts/Social Sciences/Humanities)
School of Art, Design and Media is looking for a candidate to join them as a Research Associate. The position is to support the research project “Climate Crisis and Cultural Loss” led by its Lead Investigator (PI) Professor Ute Meta Bauer.
The incumbent should aspire to achieve excellence in promoting and fostering interdisciplinary collaborations through innovative exhibitions and programming, promoting the use of collections for research and scholarships, leveraging on technology to enhance access and providing archival and art resources to improve the quality of teaching and learning in NTU.
The Finger Players: Outreach Manager
The Finger Players is looking for a passionate, self-motivated and detailed-oriented Outreach Manager. Reporting to the General Manager and Artistic Director(s), the Outreach Manager plays a key role in curating, managing and executing of community outreach and educational programmes to build diverse audiences of various demographics.
Please email your CV and cover letter with your expected salary to admin@fingerplayers.com.
Singapore Art Museum: Various positions
Singapore Art Museum is recruiting for various positions, including Executive, Marketing Communications.
Roles include:
Singapore Art Museum: Senior Curator
Responsibilities include:
– Research and contribute to scholarship on present-day contemporary art globally, with a focus on practices in Singapore, Southeast Asia and Asia.
– Develop areas of research specialisation to support institutional policies and goals on exhibition programming, collection development and publications.
– Curate exhibitions and artwork commissions, develop collaborative and cross-disciplinary projects.
Singapore Art Museum: Manager/Senior Manager, Public Art (Programmes & Outreach)
Responsibilities include:
– Develop and execute, in collaboration with various SAM departments and partners, public art programmes for a broad range of audiences
– Plan and implement outreach and engagement strategies
– Generate content including programme materials, reports, marketing, online content etc
– Manage the programmes schedule, budgets, as well as associated financial approvals, procurement and payment processes in accordance to organisation policies
Nanyang Technological University: Various positions
Nanyang Technological University is recruiting for various positions.
Roles include:
Nanyang Technological University: Manager, Curator
Responsibilities include:
– Curate Content for Exhibition and Outreach
– Develop a World-class University Archive and Art Collection
– Archive and Art Collection Management
– Collaborative and Interdisciplinary Partnerships
– Public Art Management
– Corporate and Finance Governance Services
Nanyang Technological University: Manager, Art Collection Management and Conservation
Reporting to the Head and the Deputy Director (Museum and Archive), the incumbent will support activities which align with NTU’s strategic thrusts, especially in the area of education, research and innovation. The incumbent will perform all activities related to managing the permanent and loan art collection of the University, which includes professional processes such as accessioning, preventive conservation duties, loan agreement, insurance, conservation assessment, weekly condition checks, inventory and movement required to protect the University’s and loan collections. The incumbent will also provide administrative and logical support for the daily operations, which also cover programmes, exhibitions, and special projects such as Public Art on campus.
SOTA: Various positions
School of the Arts Singapore is recruiting for various positions including Teacher, Faculty of Visual Arts; Head of Department, Faculty of Literature in English and Teacher, Faculty of Dance.
Roles include:
SOTA: Teacher, Faculty of Film
The core function of the job is to assist the School towards achieving its strategic objectives – working in teams to constantly devise meaningful pedagogical approaches and its eventual instructional implementation in class. Teachers are to develop and nurture 21st century competencies, and thinking and language skills to enable the holistic development of the students. They are to engage, encourage and prepare students to meet the challenges that arise.
Joles roles include:
– Design, develop and review curriculum, assessment and pedagogy to support students in achieving desired learning outcomes in film and media
– Monitor and evaluate students’ progress and development and provide useful and timely feedback to support holistic development
– Monitor and ensure the safe use of equipment and tools by students in the course of students’ learning experience
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