Northrop Award poster 2023

A reminder to all students working in the media of Fibers: The annual Keena Shaw Northrop Dean’s Art Award for fibers or textile-based artworks is open for submission until May 5th! This art prize was established in 2013 as a partnership between the College of Design and the Robert D. Clark Honors College. This award was made possible courtesy of a gift from UO alumnus Jim Northrop ‘81 in honor of his mother, Keena Shaw Northrop, a ’50 Fine & Applied Arts major. Jim attended the honors college and his mother, during her years on campus, spent time in Chapman Hall, home of the CHC, storing some of her projects in the drawers that used to be housed on the 3rd floor prior to the Chapman Hall renovation. 

The successful awardee will have their selected artwork(s) displayed in Chapman Hall June 2023-May 2024, and will receive a $1000 prize. All current UO students, including those graduating this year, are welcome to submit up to three separate works or proposals for works-in-progress for consideration. This year’s deadline for submissions is Friday May 5th, 2023, for an installation date by the first week of June. Please see the flier for more information. Questions and submissions can be sent to Sonja Dahl, sdahl@uoregon.edu.

The Emerging Leadership Project is a yearlong, cohort-based leadership and service-learning experience. Students will spend the year developing their leadership skills and learning about strategies for effective community engagement. They will also get to put their knowledge into practice as they perform service in our local community.

Participation in the Emerging Leadership Project provides students with a deeper understanding of their leadership assets and demonstrates how they can use them to create positive change in their communities. In this highly engaging program, students will develop practical skills which are readily transferable to their academic, professional, and personal pursuits.

The project cohort will run throughout the 2023-2024 academic year. The program is open to ALL students, regardless of previous leadership experience. More information and applications can be found at holden.uoregon.edu/elp. Applications are due by May 7th.

Can you believe it’s already time to submit to the fabulous BEAM 2023 Showcase? The Call for Artists is live now!

This year is expected to be especially spectacular. Visual Arts Week now coincides with BEAM, which has grown to be a 2-night 3-phase event with a showcase, parade, and dance party!

We invite you to submit your entry to be a part of this wildly popular event. Go to ArtCity.art to learn more.

SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 1-MAY 2023, 11:59 PM

Submission is free and artists will receive a stipend for participation in the showcase event.

Please go online to submit your application and feel free to contact us with any questions.

On behalf of the College of Design Dean’s Suite:

NOW HIRING! 

Looking for a part time position within the College of Design? The College of Design Dean’s office is now taking applications for a part-time Office Assistant/Student Employee.  This position is Monday – Friday, 5 – 20 hours per week in Lawrence Hall at the Dean’s office front desk.

We are currently looking for someone to fill the following hours for the Spring term: Mondays 1-4pm, Wednesdays 12-4pm

Duties include, but are not limited to:

• Assisting with events and projects for the Dean and the Dean’s Suite
• Greeting guests and students
• Answering a multi-line phone
• General front desk and office duties
• Occasionally opening/closing office
• Doing various administrative tasks

Skills (preferred):

• Microsoft Office (Word, Power Point, Excel, Teams, Outlook)
• Technical – Adobe, InDesign, Squarespace, Vimeo, other website management
• Writing, proof-reading, attention to detail
• Personable, welcoming, dependable, motivated
• Can work independently

Apply via Handshake: Job # 5791113

Required: Resume

Optional: Cover Letter

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Northrop Award poster 2023The annual Keena Shaw Northrop Dean’s Art Award for fibers or textile-based artworks is open for submission again! This art prize was established in 2013 as a partnership between the College of Design and the Robert D. Clark Honors College. This award was made possible courtesy of a gift from UO alumnus Jim Northrop ‘81 in honor of his mother, Keena Shaw Northrop, a ’50 Fine & Applied Arts major. Jim attended the honors college and his mother, during her years on campus, spent time in Chapman Hall, home of the CHC, storing some of her projects in the drawers that used to be housed on the 3rd floor prior to the Chapman Hall renovation. The successful awardee will have their selected artwork(s) displayed in Chapman Hall June 2023-May 2024, and will receive a $1000 prize. All current UO students, including those graduating this year, are welcome to submit. This year’s deadline for submissions is Friday May 5th, 2023, for an installation date by the first week of June. Please see the flier for more information. Questions and submissions can be sent to Sonja Dahl, sdahl@uoregon.edu.

Design Intern – Skeie’s

We are currently seeking a part-time design intern, I was hoping you may be able to provide the best way to market this role to your students. The job description is attached, thank you!$18-20 per hour

Best,

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Jackie Im and Anuradha Vikram will curate the Biennial.
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2024 Biennial call for artists
Curated by Jackie Im and Anuradha Vikram
Application deadline is this Friday, March 3 at midnight
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Work by Sara Siestreem for the Portland2019 Biennial curated by Yaelle S. Amir, Elisheba Johnson and Ashley Stull Meyers / installation view at Oregon Contemporary, 2019 / image by Mario Gallucci
This Friday at midnight is the application deadline for the 2024 Biennial curated by Jackie Im and Anuradha Vikram. The Biennial is a survey of works by visual and performing artists who are defining and advancing Oregon’s contemporary art landscape. The 2024 Biennial will be focused on curatorial themes of networks, community, care, and support. Rather than a hierarchical approach to artists’ works, the goal is to present work that is timely and relevant to the communities of Oregon. Selected artists will receive a stipend to create new work for the exhibition.
To be eligible for consideration in the Biennial, artists must have lived in Oregon as a primary residence for the last two years. You are eligible if the Portland metropolitan area has been your primary residence for the last two years. The area is defined as comprising Clackamas, Columbia, Multnomah, Washington and Yamhill Counties in Oregon, and Clark and Skamania Counties in Washington. ⁠

Deadline for submissions is March 3 at midnight.

Apply here

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Fernanda D’Agostino / Chrysalis (Generativity), 2023 / installation view at Oregon Contemporary / image by Mario Gallucci
We are thrilled to announce that we are extending Fernanda D’Agostino’s Chrysalis (Generativity) exhibition run by one week. The show now runs through Sunday, March 12. Details and a video highlighting the exhibition are now available to view on our website.

This Saturday, March 4 at 6pm, choreographer and performer Laura Cannon and creative coder and installation artist Fernanda D’Agostino join forces to bring to life the projection sculptures of Chrysalis (Generativity). Channeling the slow motion and alchemical transformations of the natural world, Cannon will inhabit the work as an animating presence.
Gallery hours
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Noon–5pm
Or by appointment
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For more information, email info@oregoncontemporary org or visit our website.

On view
home school, The shape of memory in Gallery 1

Fernanda D’Agostino, Chrysalis (Generativity) in Gallery 2

Frank Bowling, Suddenly Outside came Inside, 1982 in Platform

Upcoming
Mar 4, 5–8pm: First Saturday Open House

Mar 4, 6pm: Laura Cannon, Chrysalis (Generativity) (the performance)

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TRP – Graphic Design Intern

The intern pay is $20 an hour. And details are linked above.

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CAC Info

My name is Shareen Brimo. I work for Culturally Arts Collective, an online exhibition and virtual gallery non-profit. Right now we have an open call for our upcoming exhibition, Anti-Art. I’m hoping that you’d be interested in sharing this with your students. Open calls like these are a great way for new artists to get their foot in the door, gain some experience and be a part of an innovative exhibition. Culturally Arts Collective has worked with over 3,500 artists across 100 countries and this exhibition gives artists the opportunity to have a global reach for their work.

https://www.culturallyarts.com/opencall/antiart

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Applications are open in Slideroom now for the BFA in Art with a concentration or the BFA in Art & Technology:

BFA in Art Application

BFA in Art & Technology Application

Final deadline for Junior students only = midnight, Wednesday, February 15, 2023

Final deadline for all other students = midnight, Monday, May 1, 2023

Find more information and eligibility requirements on our website: https://artdesign.uoregon.edu/art/apply/bfa

All students are encouraged to meet with an academic advisor to discuss applying to the BFA program. All College of Design advisors work in the Student Services Office and you will find options for chatting with them on their website: https://design.uoregon.edu/student-services

Don’t forget to submit your application for the Art Department scholarships!

The scholarship application is available in Slideroom now through midnight February 15, 2023. Find more information about scholarships on our website.

All Art and Art & Technology majors are eligible to apply, including BFA and MFA students.

Wanted, a creative video maker to help make some classical music videos.

My name is Craig Einhorn and I’m a classical guitarist. I need help making videos and I’m willing to pay a talented student or two to help make some videos of me playing guitar. I can record the sound and we can insert my audio during editing. I’d like at least two cameras. Then I would like some help editing the videos with Final Cut Pro in my recording studio.

Please contact me if you have experience and a video or two to share that show your talent.

This is a paid gig which we can discuss.

Craig Einhorn, M.M.
541-520-9053

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Don’t forget to submit your application for the Art Department scholarships!

The scholarship application is available in Slideroom now through midnight February 15, 2023. Find more information about scholarships on our website.

All Art and Art & Technology majors are eligible to apply, including BFA and MFA students.

Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp is looking for college students to serve as camp counselors for the summer of 2023! Visual arts, art education, and art therapy majors have the opportunity to serve as mentors and role models for our campers. Share this information with college students who seek unique experiences in growing skills and connections!

Camp counselors with a visual arts interest have opportunities to assist in Blue Lake’s art department, supervise art students during classes, and work with professional faculty. Teaching positions with our junior campers are available for those who qualify.

Working at Blue Lake gives students a chance to:

• Connect in an in-person arts community: make lasting friendships, work as a mentor and leader to young people, and receive mentorship from camp leaders and arts faculty.
• Enjoy the arts in a natural setting: enjoy the beautiful surroundings of the Manistee National Forest while instilling a lifelong love of the arts.
• Make an impact: camp counselors are an integral part in the development of the next generation by inspiring campers to pursue their art with renewed enthusiasm.
• Gain leadership and youth development experience: our staff combine training and hands-on experience to build skills in the areas of communication, collaboration, critical-thinking, community-building, creativity, and more!

Located in West Michigan’s picturesque Manistee National Forest, Blue Lake is a non-profit summer school of the arts serving thousands of elementary, junior high, and high school students each season.  Counseling staff positions span 9 weeks in residence (June 11 – August 13). Salaries range from $2100-$2450 for the season, with housing and meals provided. Season-end bonuses are available for those who qualify.

For more information, including a link to our online application, visit https://bluelake.org/jobs/counseling-staff/ or email us at employment@bluelake.org.

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My name is Julia Nemirovskaya. I am teaching at the UO REEES. One of my friends, Anastasia Moore, runs a children’s art school. My own children have studied art with her, she is amazing. She is renting a nice studio at a music and arts center in West Eugene.

Unfortunately, this year Anastasia has to take care of a sick family member. She is looking for an art student or two students who could work at the Center part-time. Each class has two or more students, they pay $30 each, so it’s $60 and more per hour. She wouldn’t charge rent because she desperately needs someone to help out so the school doesn’t close.

I would be very grateful if you ask around for someone who is interested in this job. It can be anyone doing any type of art who loves children.

Thank you in advance for your help!

Julia Nemirovskaya
she/her
Senior Instructor
UO Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies
nemro@uoregon.edu
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North Entrance Call for Artist

Dear Artist,

You are invited to apply for one public art opportunity at the University of Oregon’s student union; Erb Memorial Union (EMU), located in the heart of the Eugene campus.

Commissioned opportunities include one interior project with a budget of approximately $18,000. Funding for this projectis made possible through the EMU Art Committee, Adell McMillan Foundation and EMU Administration. Budgets may be adjusted as the selection process proceeds

Erb Memorial Union (EMU)

The original portion of the EMU is a brick building built in 1950. The building was an instant hit with students, acting as a unifying space for students, staff and faculty to gather in community. The EMU has historically been, and remains a popular location for students to study, enjoy time with friends and access beneficial resources. Additionally, the EMU has been a popular site for political demonstrations since the1960s (see video, Meet Me at the S.U., listed at the end of this document). The Fishbowl, Taylor Lounge and McMillan Gallery, are part of the original 1950 design, and continue to be popular areas today.

In 2016, theMU underwent significant renovations to update the historical space and add onto the existing building. This new portion of the building created additional space for student services and programs, including a new north entrance.

(North entrance doors: exterior)

(North entrance wall: interior)                             (North entrance doors: interior)

EMU Commissioned Art

The EMU’s north entrance has a two-story white brick wall, which is the site for this commission (pictured above). The EMU is open to variety of mediums such as mural, sculptural installment, stained glass, and other styles of artwork appropriate for the location.

The new piece should welcome all members of our community to the EMU, and should also focus on the diverse and inclusive environment that the EMU fosters.

The Aztlan-Topializtli piece pictured below, is a significant piece of art that was donated to the EMU in the 1980s, and provides a good example of this kind of work already existing in the building.

Special Instructions to Applicants 

To be considered as an artist for an original work of art at the EMU, please submit the following documents to emu@uoregon.edu by 5pm on February 1, 2023:

In one PDF document please include the following:

• A short letter (maximum 5 pages) describing…
  • Your past public artwork, particularly in academic settings;
  • Your specific interest in this project;
  • Any connection you might have with the University of Oregon;
  • A brief outline of the artwork you plan to create in the space; and
  • A brief description of how you might engage students in your design process.
• Resume: Maximum two pages; and
• List of your images with a one-sentence description of the work; sizes; materials; year completed; budget; and commissioning agency

In a separate PDF document, please include:

• Up to ten images of your past work (do not exceed 3MB)

Submit all application materials to emu@uoregon.edu by 5pm February 1,2023

Selection Process

The EMU Art Committee will review applications and select finalists

Finalists will be required to provide the contact information of two professional references, and attend a 30 min Zoom discussion, regarding their interest in creating an art installation at the EMU.

Tentative Schedule

February 1, 2023                     Applications due

March 1, 2023                         Finalists selected

April                                        Zoom discussions with finalists

May                                         Artist selected

June- August                           Artwork fabrication and installation

For questions and more information contact: emu@uoregon.edu         

More about the EMU

Meet Me at the S.U. – A History of the Erb memorial Union: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0shjBXzlOQ

https://emu.uoregon.edu/

https://www.instagram.com/uoemu/

The Art Department scholarship application is available in Slideroom now through midnight February 15, 2023.

Find more information about scholarships and application link on our website.

All Art and Art & Technology majors are eligible to apply, including BFA and MFA students.

I am a local musician who graduated from UO with a music minor in 2005.

I’m looking for an animation student who might want to make a video for a song of mine:

https://outu.be/dCelmkLkuDA

There will be a $100 stipend.

Applications are open now for the BFA in Art or the BFA in Art & Technology: https://www.slideroom.com

 Final deadline for Junior students only = Wednesday, February 15, 2023.

Final deadline for all other students = Monday, May 1, 2023

Find more information on our website: https://artdesign.uoregon.edu/art/apply/bfa

All students are encouraged to meet with an academic advisor to discuss applying to the BFA program. All College of Design advisors work in the Student Services Office and you will find options for chatting with them on their website: https://design.uoregon.edu/student-services

Greg Hartell Internship in Historic Preservation at Crater Lake National Park, Summer 2023

Qualifications Desired:

A graduate student with a degree in one of the following fields is preferred:  history, historic preservation, architecture, landscape architecture, geography, or anthropology. Qualified undergraduates whose background relates to one of the above fields or with experience in planning, visual arts, or museum exhibits will be considered.

Description:

One intern will be hired for the summer of 2023, to be duty stationed at Crater Lake National Park, where rental housing is available at reasonable rates.  An intern in historic preservation will focus on a different project from past years and could involve a set of projects.  For the 2023 season, starting on or around June 19, there is a stipend available of $680/week for eight weeks.

The internship could have one or more areas of concentration in 2023.  This could take the form of research for an exhibit plan, interpretation of a historic property through a condition assessment or even a historic structure report.  There are also opportunities to participate in archaeological survey and monitoring at Crater Lake, where the summer season coincides with construction activities.

Application procedures: 

Send a resume or design portfolio, along with a writing sample and unofficial transcripts by December 19, 2022, to Steve Mark, Crater Lake National Park, P.O. Box 7, Crater Lake, OR  97604.  He can be reached at (541) 594-3094 or by e-mail: steve_mark@nps.gov.

Site information:

Crater Lake National Park was established by Congress in 1902 to forever preserve the beauty of its central feature and the surrounding lands.  Formed 7,640 years ago by a stupendous volcanic eruption and subsequent collapse of Mount Mazama, a large caldera holds the nation’s deepest lake that resulted from this cataclysm.  Over 700,000 visitors are attracted to this place each year, which is also home to facilities built during the 1930s called “rustic architecture.”  Most are still in use today, partly because their design and appearance fits so well with the spectacular setting.  There are also other types of cultural resources including structures, sites, objects, and cultural landscapes.  The caldera and its surroundings are also of enduring significance to members of park-associated Indian tribes.

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I’m looking for someone who would work 12-5pm June 24, 2022 in a country farm setting near Spencer Creek Grange right outside Eugene. I’m paying $50-$75 an hour DOE. I would need to see a portfolio of work email jpgs or website. I also have a professional camera I can loan for the day I would just need to meet in person first.

kinnikinnick.kennett@gmail.com

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I am reaching out as our camp is hiring a Woodshop Director for Summer 2023. Our camp is unique in that we have 400+ campers who attend our camp for the entire 7 week summer and hire over 250+ male and female staff to live and work with the campers. The Woodshop Director position pays a salary, travel plus all housing and meals.

Learn more about the value of working at Camp Winadu by visiting www.winadujobs.com

Click here to check out our virtual tour: Camp Winadu Virtual Tour

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Open call for Student Artwork for Winter and Spring 2022 Exhibitions in the Laverne Krause Gallery, Washburn Gallery, and Foyer Gallery on campus. Any current UO student is eligible to apply regardless of major. Additionally, there are two $500 awards for exhibiting artwork in the Alumni Center and the College of Education building to apply for!

Submit your artwork or proposal at: krause.uoregon.edu/apply 

The Craft Council of BC presents the 10^th year of The Earring Show, an annual fundraiser, juried exhibition and sales opportunity for makers to showcase wearable art in a whole host of mediums. We are now accepting applications for the 2023 iteration to be held starting May 4^th, 2023.

Starting as a local fundraiser, The Earring Show has grown each year, first accepting artists throughout North America and now accepting artists from around the world since 2021.

The Earring Show, originally hosted as a one-day event, has now adapted and transitioned into a hybrid format, displaying earring submissions both at the CCBC Gallery in Vancouver, BC, and online. An opening event will be hosted in person and virtually on May 4, 2023, where winners in each category will be announced.

The Craft Council of BC invites artists around the globe to submit their work to one of the three categories in The Earring Show: One-of-a-Kind, which features unique creations; Limited Edition, which includes a small-scale production of work; and Emerging Artists, for artists who are currently enrolled in a craft-based program or have graduated and started their making career within the last 2 years. The winner of each category, selected by the jurors, will receive a prize as follows:

• One-Of-A-Kind category: Barbara Cohen Award of $1500.
• Limited Edition category: a 2-month featured online collection of the winner’s production line.
• Emerging Artist category: The Lacy West Award of up to $500 in supplies 

All awardees will receive a one-year honourary CCBC membership.

Key Dates:

• Application Deadline: 11:59 pm, January 31^st, 2023
• Notification of Acceptance: February 15^th, 2023
• Additional media submissions after acceptance: March 5^th, 2023
• Work to be delivered no later than: 4 pm, March 31^st, 2023
• Prize Jury process: April 8^th & 9^th, 2023
• Virtual and in-person Opening Event: May 4^th, 2023

Þ     Call for Entry Guidelines

Þ     Application form

Þ     Sharing Assets

Þ     https://craftcouncilbc.ca/the-earring-show/

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Andrea from Springer here. We make innovative dog essentials and we’re looking for a creative and talented individual to help us bring our idea to life.

For more information, check the postings in Handshake.

A variety of internships are available including:

Color/Specialty Concepts Footwear Design Intern (Seattle)

Our Team is seeking a design intern to work closely with the Footwear Design, Development and Merchandising teams. Through this opportunity you will help research trend and assist in creating meaningful color palettes, concepts and storytelling that emulates the runner and Brooks as a brand.

Content Production Intern (Seattle)

Our internal Creative Studio is a seeking a content production intern to work closely with the Creative Content Production team, which is responsible for photo and video production. The team also works closely with other members of our creative team including designers and copywriters as well stakeholders across the company

With the updated format, CMA seeks one Oregon-based artist to create 3 original pieces for promoting its 2023-2024 season and to also submit digital images of 2 additional pieces from the artist’s portfolio to create a set, the focus of which is the artist’s prerogative. This commission allows Amici to have a total of 5 images to use during its 5-concert season.

The commission is for $2,000, and includes:

• A 3-month showcase, with the 3 original pieces + full-size digital images of the 2 additional pieces (if the original artwork is unavailable) and up to 5 additional pieces of the artist’s already created works.
• The artist retaining rights to the newly created works at the end of the 3-month showcase. CMA only uses the digital images of those original works for its promotional purposes.
• An opening reception hosted by CMA and Emerald Art Center (EAC, Springfield, Oregon), with publicity, food, and music organized by CMA.

The deadline for submitting applications is midnight, Monday, October 24, 2022. We are trying to make sure we do outreach for as many artists as possible, and in different media, because there is no one type of art CMA is looking for in this commission.

The application is based only on a short proposal and some artist information about you. For complete details, including application guidelines and commission requirements, as well as a gallery of images for past winners, please click here: https://bit.ly/amiciartcommission23-24.

If there are questions, people can contact Loi Heldt, CMA executive director, at lheldt@chambermusicamici.org, or 541-953-9204.

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NOW HIRING!

Looking for a part time position within the College of Design? The College of Design Dean’s office is now taking applications for part-time Office Assistant(s)/Student Employee(s).

This position is Monday – Friday, 10 – 20 hours per week in Lawrence Hall at the Dean’s office front desk. Duties include, but are not limited to:

• Assisting with events and projects for the Dean and the Dean’s Suite
• Greeting guests and students
• Answering a multi-line phone
• General front desk and office duties
• Occasionally opening/closing office
• Doing various administrative tasks

Skills (preferred):

• Microsoft Office (Word, Power Point, Excel, Teams, Outlook)
• Technical – Adobe, InDesign, Squarespace, Vimeo, other website management
• Writing, proof-reading, attention to detail
• Personable, welcoming, dependable, motivated
• Can work independently

Apply via Handshake: Job # 5791113

Required: Resume

Optional: Cover Letter

My Lions club, Eugene Downtown Lions, wants to redo our logo for our Centennial celebration in 2024.

We have some ideas which are shown in the pictures below. Please contact me if you are interested.

Thanks,

Lion Karen Norton

541-543-5791

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We are looking for student interested in a part-time internship experience in an art gallery.

Opportunities in the following areas are available:

• Learn exhibit design, install and deinstallation, as well as the whole experience of creating labels and presenting an exhibit.
• Experience working with artists and curating exhibits.
• Relating to the public, communicating about art, and the art of selling art.
• Hosting receptions and gallery events.
• Soome experience in framing and packing art.
• Writing press releases and marketing on social medial and other platforms.
• Gaining resume building experience and building community connections.

Student Interns would be fully supervised and trained but no wage can be offered (although I have hired interns in the past after a few months).

If this is a fit for anyone please reach out to me. It doesn’t have to be fall term, but just somehting to keep in mind.

Thanks and happy fall!

Karin Clarke

Karin Clarke Gallery 541-684-7963

Karin Clarke at the Gordon 541-232-4383

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I am looking for a student, in the art dept.– that might like to do some graphic design for me.  I am a retired elementary school teacher and taught in Eugene for 30 years.

Hello UO students,

My name is David Poole and I work for The Cabinet Factory located here in Eugene. We design and build high end custom cabinets.

Long term plan, for The Cabinet Factory, is to find a cabinet designer that can measure, draw, and work with clients. We hope to teach them from the ground up assuming they have the design background, knowledge, and interest in that field. I am looking for the right person that wants a long-term position and is a good fit both for their abilities, goals, and life as well as a good fit for The Cabinet Factory and their customers

We offer the opportunity to experience and learn about:

• Custom woodworking
• Cabinet construction and joinery.
• Job-site cabinet measuring
• Cabinet Specifications
• Computer work using Google, excel with some data entry
• Learning to draw using cabinet drawing software cabinet vision

Here are some of the expectations and requirements:

• Some architectural knowledge – being able to look at floor plans and identify cabinet, sinks, and walls
• Some computer skills, preferably heavy on the techy side
• Detail oriented – Can spot problems that most don’t see
• A good mix of form and function
• People person – able to work with clients
• Able to eventually work on their own with little to no guidance
• A major need to fill is delivering completed cabinets. Although this is not design work, working out in the field is important. This is physical work and would require lifting possibly 100 lbs. or more.

Immediate work needed:

• Cabinet deliveries
• Coordination of cabinet deliveries with contractors
• Loading and unloading the truck
• Driving the truck
• Reviewing our drawings and getting familiar with them
• Some measuring and design work using Cabinet Vision Solid 9.0

So, right now the ground up involves deliveries, some design and anything else needed. Hopefully, this will provide some boots on the ground experience and may answer some questions about this field of work and whether it is a good fit for their future.

I am looking for:

1 intern

• 20 hours per week
• 8-week time period
• Possibility of long-term work down the road

$17 – $19 per hour depending on experience. Hoping to begin working in early August 22, 2022, or thereafter.

You can email me at dave@thecabinetfactoryeugene.com

Looking forward to hearing back from you!

 david poole
The Cabinet Factory
541 686-9694 voice

  1745 west 5th avenue
eugene  oregon  97402
www.TheCabinetFactoryEugene.com

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The call for entries for the 2022 Betty Bowen Award is now open. The Seattle Art Museum administers the annual award to honor a Northwest artist for their original, exceptional, and compelling work.

The juried award was established to celebrate the life of Betty Bowen (1918-1977) who was an enthusiastic supporter of Northwest contemporary art. The winner receives an unrestricted cash prize of $15,000 to further their career. A selection of work by the winner will be exhibited at the museum in the spring of 2023.

This regional award is open to artists working in Washington, Oregon and, Idaho.

How to apply:
Applications must be submitted online, by August 1 at 11 pm. The application is available on callforentry.org, and there is a $10 application fee.

For more information and to see a list of past winners, please visit visitsam.org/bettybowen or email bettybowen@seattleartmuseum.org.

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Studio Art program available in our Siena Center for fall term 2022. (More info here: https://geo.uoregon.edu/programs/europe-italy/tuscan-experience-studio-art-siena.)

The application deadline has been extended to July 15th, 2022. You still have an opportunity to study abroad this fall, while fulfilling their degree requirements

Hello, I am downsizing my book/flat paper art conservation, and have an antique Chandler and Price paper guillotine. It cuts various weights of paper up to 24inches wide. It is a large, heavy machine that sits on an angle-iron dolly, so it can be moved around. 64inches wide, 57inches high and 44inches deep. make me an offer

I also have a house-made light table. It is 40inches high, 72inches long, and 32 inches deep. It has light duty shelves below. $100
In addition to the guillotine, and light table, I have a metal flat file for sale. It is 49.5inches long, 17.5inches high, and 38.5inches deep. I am asking $200.

Susan Lunas
541.485.4779
suzelun@gmail.com

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My name is Leslie Paige. I am a jewelry designer looking for student interns in Portland. I need assistance with a variety of things including: photography, photoshop, marketing, material sourcing and inventory maintenance. This would be a great opportunity to learn about the luxury design industry and make professional connections. Please have students check out my website and contact me directly if interested.

https://lesliepaigejewelry.com/

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DucksRise F22 Recruitment Flyer

The DucksRISE program is thrilled to invite you to participate in the second cohort of DucksRISE students beginning Fall 2022.  

About the Program:  

DucksRISE (Research, Internship & Student Engagement) is a new six-month, cohort-based program focused on bringing into effect equitable post-graduation outcomes for underserved students at UO, centering BIPOC, first generation, and low-income students. DucksRISE fosters community building and a sense of belonging through educational activities, career exploration and readiness, professional development, tailored connections, and mentorship experiences.  

Students will develop career skills and competencies through a one-credit upper-division career readiness seminar followed by a flexible experiential opportunity. Experiential opportunities range from internships, research fellowships, job shadowing opportunities, study abroad, and more.  

Eligibility:  

Currently enrolled UO students of any class standing who self-identify as BIPOC, first gen, and/or low-income 

While the program is tailored for Sophomores and Juniors, Freshman are welcome to participate if they are ready to start their career exploration journey. Senior standing students who can fully participate in the 6-month program and do not intend to graduate prior to W23 are also welcome to apply.  

Incoming students admitted in F22 who are interested in the program are encouraged to apply for the S23 cohort. Recruitment for the S23 cohort will begin in W23.   

Time Commitment & Tuition Remission:  

Students participating in the F22 cohort of the DucksRISE program will need to be available to attend the DucksRISE seminar (UGST 399) during Fall term. This 1 credit seminar will be held Tuesdays from 5:00-6:20 pm in GSH 123.  

DucksRISE offers financial support for the tuition costs of UGST 399 for students that do not have the 1 credit course covered by other means of financial aid. The tuition remission for the one-credit course will be applied, if needed, directly to the student’s account in collaboration with the Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships. We always recommend that students confer with a financial aid counselor to learn how any additional funding may impact their financial aid package, however, we will ensure the tuition for the 1-credit seminar is covered by the program if needed.  

Application Process:  

To enroll in the F22 DucksRISE cohort, please complete this short form as soon as possible: tinyurl.com/applytoducksrise.   

A one-page application statement will need to be uploaded as part of the application. In your statement, please describe why you are a good fit for the program.  

• What are your professional career goals and interests? We understand your ideas and plans may change, so this does not have to be firm, but we are interested in what you think you might like to do in the future.  
• How do you think this program will help you achieve those goals/objectives? 

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Students can expect to hear from us within 3 weeks of submitting their application.  

The last day to apply for the F22 cohort will be Wednesday, September 28^th.  

More Information & Resources: 

To learn more about the program visit: uess.uoregon.edu/ducksrise 

Follow us on Instagram (@uoducksrise) for the latest news & events.  

Email ducksrise@uoregon.edu with any questions or concerns.   

Best,   

The DucksRISE Team

Feather Crawford & Sandra Castro – Program Manager & Coordinator

Email: ducksrise@uoregon.edu

Web: uess.uoregon.edu/ducksrise

Instagram: @uoducksrise

Apply in Handshake: Job #6496774

The College of Design is hiring several hourly workers to support student affinity groups focused on BIPOC and LGBTQ students as part of our Justice, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (JEDI) efforts. The position is open to undergraduate and graduate majors in the College of Design.

Background: For the past several years, the School of PPPM has been running Affinity Groups to provide a forum for support, advice, and sharing. Groups have also taken on a project, but it is not required. At the end of the 2021-22 year, the groups supported the idea of expanding to being College-wide. Dean Parr has agreed to fund student workers to support BIPOC and LGBTQ groups for the 2022-23 Academic Year.

Role: The role of the student worker is to publicize, lead, and facilitate regular meetings of these groups. We anticipate hiring one person for each group. Tasks may include:
o Publicizing the group to students and departments in the College
o Responding to emails or messages about the group
o Scheduling meetings every week or every other week
o Organizing a venue or online forum for meetings
o Organizing potential guest speakers or professionals to meet with the group
o There is room to try innovative approaches to engagement

Position Requirements
· Must be a current DSGN student (undergraduate major or graduate student)
· Good communicator (verbal and written)
· Well organized
· Commitment to Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion
· Ability to work with diverse constituencies and perspectives

Desired
· Experience facilitating and/or supporting affinity groups
· Prior work or experience with JEDI issues

Pay and Hours
· $15-$16 per hour depending on experience
· 2-5 hours per week depending on tasks and events
· The position runs through the School Year (mid-September to mid-June)

How to apply
Review of applicants begins May 27, 2022 and will continue until filled. Apply in Handshake and include the following:
· A 1 page letter describing how you meet the required and desired skills
· Your current resume
· The name of 1-2 Faculty references.
· Optional: the name and contact information for 1 non-faculty reference.

Attention University of Oregon Innovators –

In the spirit of entrepreneur and alumni, Paul Anthony Troiano , we are pleased to announce the applications for the annual RAINMaker grants.

Awards of $5,000 are available to student entrepreneurs seeking to advance their ideas with prototype and/or technology development, organizational expenses such as legal and other support services, and other resources that can move an idea closer to launch.

For 2022, there are five awards of $5,000 available.

Please note the following parameters of this funding opportunity:

• The grant is open to all student founders (undergraduates and graduate students).
• At least one current or graduating student must be actively engaged with the venture.
• The student founder(s) must have a majority equity stake in the company to be considered for this grant.
• Eligible applicants must be beyond the initial ‘idea-stage’ and have some demonstrated traction that is leading to the development of an actual business or nonprofit organization

What you need to apply:

• 1-2 page executive summary or slide deck (5 slides max) that communicates your venture’s value proposition, business model, how you have tested your venture hypothesis, and what traction you’ve made to date.
• A 1 page statement of how you would use the $5,000 grant to advance your venture.

Click Here to Apply

For questions about the program, eligibility of a venture, or other inquiries, contact –  

NATHAN LILLEGARD – nlillega@uoregon.edu

O: 541.346.3349 M: 541.868.4947

Interim Director | Lundquist Center for Entrepreneurship

We are looking for a photographer for a wedding on August 26^th, 2022, for both the ceremony and reception. The ceremony starts at 2pm and the reception is from 4:30-8:30. We are looking for a photographer who would be able to filter through and process photos. Both the ceremony and reception are in Eugene. Our budget is $1,000. If interested, we can meet in person to discuss more in detail the style of photos we are looking for. No previous experience is required. Please contact Marina at marinarichwald@gmail.com if interested or with any questions.

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NSF sponsored ArtSci Internship

NSF sponsored ArtSci Internship

Students will learn how to apply their knowledge and expertise in art and design to improve science communication. Undergraduate and graduate student are welcome to apply. Interns will be selected based on their expertise in painting, sculpture, drawing, or architecture. A basic understanding of biology is valuable, but not essential for the internship.

Application Deadline: June 1, 2022 or until filled; review linked document above for full position description and application instructions.

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