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City of San Diego
Arts and Culture Boards and Commissions
San Diego, CA
Deadline: Rolling
gig/freelance
Qualifications: Eligibility details are not specified; please visit the program website for requirements.
The Role: Serve on a city board or commission related to arts and culture, advising the Mayor and City Council on relevant issues.
Compensation: Specific financial details and stipend amounts are not listed.
The Commitment: Applicants must submit an online application; Commissioners shall serve two-year staggered terms and each member shall serve until a successor is duly appointed and confirmed.
Qualifications: Open to artists, design professionals, and other arts and culture experts with experience to review grant applications and artist proposals.
The Role: Serve on a review panel to assess and score grant applications or artist proposals for civic art projects. Panelists provide recommendations to the Arts Commission, ensuring an equitable and informed selection process.
Compensation: Panelists receive an honorarium for their participation in a grant review panel or artist selection committee. Amount not specified.
The Commitment: Submit a nomination or self-nominate through the online form. Nominations are reviewed quarterly.
Who Can Apply: Experienced artists and educators with strong technical skills, good interpersonal skills, and a willingness to share information.
The Focus: This call seeks instructors for immersive craft workshops that are innovative and advance contemporary craft expressions. Proposals are also welcome for classes that emphasize historic information and processes.
Compensation: This is a paid teaching opportunity; specific honorarium amounts are not listed.
Key Requirements: Applicants must submit a workshop proposal through the school's SlideRoom portal.
Who Can Apply: Open to experts from any field, including non-artists, who can speak on personal strategies for managing order and disorder.
The Focus: This is a call for speakers for a series of events about personal and professional strategies for dealing with (dis)order. The goal is to share insights from the 'shadow areas' of everyday practice.
The Funding: Selected speakers receive a small honorarium or accommodation in the KHBstudios in Berlin.
Key Requirements: Proposals should be submitted via a Google Form; contact the organization for the link.
Qualifications: Arts professionals with a deep understanding of a particular discipline or area of experience. Open to all career stages.
The Role: Serve on peer grant review panels for CCI's various grant programs. Responsibilities include online training, independent application review, and participation in panel discussions.
Compensation: An honorarium is provided for time and expertise; the specific amount is not listed.
The Commitment: Submit an application to be kept on file for two years. If selected, commitment includes training, review, and discussion.
Who Can Apply: Open to emerging and established writers, particularly those from the Puerto Rican community.
The Focus: This is a call for submissions to a new electronic magazine focusing on Puerto Rican art, culture, and current affairs. The platform encourages new forms of digital expression, including multimedia.
Compensation: Selected writers receive a $250 fellowship for their contribution.
Key Requirements: Applicants must submit a 250-word abstract of their work in English or Spanish via the provided Asana form.