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Pioneering summer creative residencies within an inspiring mediterranean natural scenery in rural Greece – July/August 2025

Residency Periplus Workshops 2025 introduction

The 2025 residencies’ program, Periplus* Workshops, offers the unique opportunity for emerging creatives to respond to nature in two small villages of rural Greece. In Arcadia,  the mythical land of pastoral utopia, in central Peloponnese or at the agricultural side of the historical Chania Region, in Crete. In a carefully structured period of intensive days, a determined group of participants use limited resources to create individual and collaborative responses, culminating in a local exhibition which is open to the wider local community and encourages an outward-facing conversation about the value of experimental creativity in context. 

 As well as learning from and working alongside local people, participants in Periplus Workshops foster sustainable development through skillsharing, introducing new approaches to problem solving and storytelling. At the same time, learning about the traditional forms of handicrafts and local material culture, they are looking for new ways of better preserving and innovatively including them. They take active part into giving the selected territories visibility as a living laboratory, open to new thinking capable of playing a key role in changing the social fabric and bring about new ways of doing and being.

Spaces are limited and following the amazing response created in the previous years, there are expectations for high quality responses.

Coming Summer, July – August 2025 

You may find more information on : https://www.periplusworkshops.com/ 

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Gallery Without Walls Call for Art

HERE is the direct link to the application.
Our application has moved to Google Forms and we are now requesting a $25 application fee.  If this fee is a barrier in any way, people can email me; no one turned away for lack of funds.
We have also increased the honorarium this year (from $1000 to $1500)!
An artist currently exhibiting in the 2024-2026 Gallery Without Walls, you will have to wait a year to participate again.  Artists exhibiting in the 2023-2025 GWW, are eligible to apply in this year’s call.
  • Artists do not need to have a piece completed.  Proposals are also accepted.
  • Artists do not need to live in Oregon.
  • Students are encouraged to apply.
  • BIPOC artists are encouraged to apply.
  • Artwork will be exhibited outdoors, on loan, for two years in Lake Oswego.
For more information, please visit: https://artscouncillo.org/gww–call-for-art

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Woolly Made looking for Interns and graduated students

This is Jake with Woolly Made.  Our leather goods business has had interns with the PD program for the last few years and they’ve been great.   We would be happy to take on another if there are any students still in need for this school year. If you are interested, please contact me directly: jake@woollymade.com

Separately, we are also in need of some part time to full time (depending on availability) employees. The job would entail things like: laser cutting, sewing, finishing leather goods all while hanging in the relaxed shop environment with the two founders (2012 PD grads) and our small team of makers.

Jake Fromer

jake@woollymade.com

woollymade.com  / @woollymade

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2025 PIA Poster Contest

Please mark your calendars for the 2025 PIA Poster Contest, which opens on January 6, 2025, and closes on March 14, 2025.  This is a great way to win cash prizes and an all-expense trip for two to Los Angeles in May to attend the Print Excellence Graphics Night award ceremony. 

2025 Submission Guidelines

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Exciting Summer Opportunities for Your Students at Pilchuck Glass School!

I’m reaching out from Pilchuck Glass School, a world-renowned institution that blends art and nature in the heart of the Pacific Northwest. We are currently seeking seasonal staff to support our vibrant campus and studios during the 2025 summer season

Our seasonal staff are integral to creating the incredible, immersive experience Pilchuck is known for. From assisting in our studios to supporting campus operations, staff members work alongside talented artists and instructors from around the world, gaining hands-on experience in a dynamic and creative environment.
This is more than just a summer job—it’s a chance for your students to be part of a global art community, develop professional skills, and enjoy the beauty of our forested campus. It’s the perfect blend of art, nature, and professional development.

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adidas is look for design students for our Summer 2025 Internships!

I’m excited to share that our Summer 2025 internship roles are now live, featuring two positions:

Product Design, US Sports

Color Materials + Graphic Design, Footwear

 Note: We do require portfolios or work samples. While we don’t need a large quantity of projects, I believe quality is key here. The hiring managers will be eager to see your best work.

Both roles will primarily focus on Footwear design, but we encourage students with diverse interests or skillsets to apply. We prioritize passion and potential over experience.

Our application window opened on October 1st and will close on October 15th at 11:59 PM PST. I highly recommend that your students aim to apply at least three days in advance, if possible, as we often see a surge of applications just before the deadline.

In terms of internship start dates, they will either have a May or June start date and complete their 12-week internship in August or September. It will just depend on your academic calendar.

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Children’s Book Illustration 1-Day Event in Portland, November 9th

Hi! I’m the Illustrator Coordinator for Oregon SCBWI (Society of Children’s Book Authors and Illustrators).
We’re offering a 1-day conference on Saturday, November 9th and would like to share that information with your students. Here is a link to the event page:

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Brooks Running summer 2025 internships

Brooks Running summer 2025 internships

Full-time, paid, on-site (in Seattle) internships are available in areas including Apparel Material Development, Footwear Material Development Intern, and more. For a listing of all internships and to apply go to the Brooks Intern career page.

The Brooks recruiting team will also be attending an on-campus event open to all UO students: BizCareers in Outdoor, Apparel, and Sustainability (Thurs, Nov. 7).

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NIKE summer 2025 Internships

NIKE summer 2025 Internships – Apply now!

Nike Internships posted in Handshake

Deadlines:

Undergraduate  apply by October 7

Graduate internships apply by December 1

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Mural project for alumnus

Hello,  I have moved to Eugene from Portland and I have an older metal shed that I would love to have painted as a mural.
I’d like to pay a student/s to paint it for me on two sides. I’d want to select a design and then pay $200 to the winning design and then pay for the paint.  I’d like it completed by end of autumn semester.
My phone number is 503/698/3000.

Sincerely
~~Jill class 1987

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Designer needed for a prototype

a draft/ design for a prototype of a specialized type of rolling stool.” 

I can be contacted via email to discuss timelines and compensation at sknapptattoos@gmail.com.

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graphic arts designer wanted

Seeking graphic arts designer interested in rebranding a small but growing company (design & direction in marketing), perhaps as a project.  This would be a comprehensive re-branding.  The goal is to brand all the materials of the company to be synonymous in their ‘look’ including a book, education workbook, marketing and promotions (website, and SM direction a plus).  Limited budget but willing to discuss the cost of the process/plan as a complete project or in phases each with separate costs.  Please contact Cecilia at pilates4parkinsons@yahoo.com to discuss further details of the project.
Cecilia Pulido

Education & Training Director

Pilates 4 Parkinson’s
MS-AES/HMS, 2nd Generation Pilates Master of Lolita San Miguel, NPCT
NPCP – Board of Directors

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Seeking a Student Conservation Assistant

I’m Victoria, the new Lead Conservator at the Libraries and am currently recruiting a new student employee to assist me in the conservation lab. The lab has had great success with art students over the years. Our focus is on books and other paper-based materials, so any students who have that type of demonstrated manual dexterity are encouraged to apply. 

The position is posted on Handshake under job #9186517. 

Call for Entry – Betty Bowen Award

The 2024 applications for The Betty Bowen Award are now open! The Betty Bowen Award is an annual prize that offers an exceptional Northwest Artist an unrestricted $15,000 cash prize, and the opportunity to display their work at the Seattle Art Museum.

Student job opportunity – private art classes

Exhibition Opportunity for LGBTQIA+ wood-fire ceramic artists

Queer Cat invites you to apply for a fully LGBTQIA+ ceramic wood-fire exhibition! The exhibition, “Looking From the Inside Out ” will be on display from July 3 – July 28. This exhibition is open to all LGBTQIA+ wood-fire ceramicists and potters. This is a juried event with a sliding scale application fee from $0-$20. Applicants can enter with up to 5 different ceramic, wood-fire pieces of work. All works submitted to the exhibition must be for sale. Entries accepted from now until June 1.
For more info and to apply click the link to the Google form here.

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Local painting project

We are hoping to find someone to paint our daughter’s favorite flowers on her walls in a Tess Newall-esque fashion.
We live near Marist High School and are happy to negotiate rate as well as cover travel and supply costs.
If you’d like to start a conversation, I can be reached at Emma.hollenshead@yahoo.com or 318-840-3411.
Thanks!
Emma

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Marios Portland – Assistant Visual Merchandiser position

Marios Assistant Visual Merchandiser – job description 2024

Linked above you will find the description of the position.  The rate of pay is $20.00/hr .

Students can reach out to me directly and then I can coordinate with the Visual Lead at Marios.

Warmest Regards,

Theresa A. Cirino

HR Director of Associate Engagement

(203) 227-5165 ext. 1046 – Office

(203) 682-2046 –  Direct line

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Science Art

Plasmidsaurus is an overnight DNA sequencing service, serving researchers at the University of Oregon and across the world. When researchers send in their DNA samples, they’re enclosed in plastic tubes which have colorful tops: https://twitter.com/plasmidsaurus/status/1580600148979507200/
We came across an artist using bottle caps to create eco murals: https://theworld.org/stories/2023/07/10/venezuelan-artist-uses-recycled-bottle-caps-create-large-eco-murals. We’re based in Eugene and thought how local artists might enjoy giving our plastics a new, creative life.
Students and local artists are welcome to reach out to maria.k@plasmidsaurus.com with any ideas they’d like to explore.

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Personal Archiving/Cataloging Opportunity

I’m a UO alumni looking for assistance with archiving and cataloging an extensive vintage poster collection here in Eugene.

Very flexible schedule and hourly pay available. Hard to estimate but guessing at least several hours of work.
Phone or text (707.321.1836) is best method of contact as I don’t check email often.
Looking forward to finding a candidate to help with this project.
Michael Tucker
707.321.1836

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Student Film Seeking Student Sculptors!

My name is Cait Smith and I’m a senior in the Cinema Studies department. I’m working on a short film for the Art of Producing class called Brother Chris. My crew is in need of a sculpting artist to help with the project!

 We want to take a page from Wes Anderson’s book and create miniature-style props, like a dragon and tiny versions of two actors. These will be featured briefly in the film.

 I am open to collaborate with an artist in whatever medium they feel most inspired by. My greatest hope is to allow them the creative freedom to create something they are proud of. Due to the student-made nature of the project, the role is not compensated, but we will cover the costs of materials. The film will likely screen at festivals, so it’s a good opportunity for the artist to get their work seen by more people!

 We are scheduled to shoot the film during weeks 5-8, so there is unfortunately a quick turnaround time for creation.  I would be happy to provide more details about the production, you can email me at caits@uoregon.edu.

Position Summer Art Education Paid Internship 2024

Position Summer Art Education Paid Internship 2024

Employer Maude Kerns Art Center – Eugene, OR


The Maude Kerns Art Center is seeking a temporary Summer Arts Education Intern who will collaborate with our summer programs: youth camps and young adult labs! As a nonprofit organization focused on arts education, the Maude Kerns Art Center offers weekly summer camp programs for youth (ages 6-11) and middle school labs (ages 11-15). The intern position begins June 10th and ends August 23rd, (week of July 1-5 off due to the holiday). Youth camps run 8:30 am – 5:00 pm. The middle school labs run 9:00 am – 12:00 pm. Each week of our summer camps and labs has a different theme and will focus on working with a variety of art materials and processes.


Position Description The Summer Arts Education Intern will predominantly work with our youth age group and be responsible for helping the Director of Arts Education and instructors with daily classroom activities, assisting students with art projects, and monitoring students during outside breaks. The intern will work Monday – Friday, starting at 8:15 am and ending at 5:15 pm. Internship hours are strongly encouraged. The Director of Arts Education will work with the intern on completing internship goals. This is a paid internship. 


Minimum Qualifications

– Experience working with children between ages 6 -15
– Experience with a wide variety of art practices (ceramics, painting in various mediums, printmaking, drawing, 3-D sculpting, 2-D design, stop-motion filming, and more)
– Comfortable with behavior management or willingness to learn
– Must have 2 clear internship learning goals
– Ability to create an accessible, inclusive, and safe environment for creativity to flourish for all participants

– Proficient at working with adults and children from different backgrounds.
– Ability to pass a background check is required

Preferred Qualifications

– Completed or seeking a degree in Arts or Arts Education

Working at the Maude Kerns Art Center is a great opportunity to gain teaching experience, work with and inspire creative individuals, and become a part of the arts community of Eugene. 

Internship Dates June 10, 2024 – August 23, 2024 (July 1-5 off due to holiday)

Hours 8:15 am – 5:15 pm (includes 2 – 10 minute breaks & 1 hour lunch)

Pay Rate $14.20 per hour

Credit Hours are encouraged 

Application Deadline May 3rd, 2024

Application Process Please visit our website, www.mkartcenter.org, to fill out our Summer Camp Paid Internship application, available under the “Get Involved” tab.

If you have any questions or need help submitting your application, please get in touch with us at 541.345.1571.

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Opportunity for Artists at Eugene Opera

TIP 2024

Hello, my name is Abbigail and I am reaching out on behalf of Eugene Opera.
We are looking for interns to support our new production of Hansel and Gretel, debuting at the Wildish Theatre on May 31 and Jun 2, 2024. We have 5 positions available in lighting, set design/painting, costume coordination, and front of house. Interns will also have the opportunity to design an arts installation and pitch to local philanthropists.  The internship will run April 10 – April 24 and May 24 – June 2. We are able to offer a $500 stipend and additional networking opportunities with visiting professionals.

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Looking for a Graphic Designer – Menu Creation

Would like to share an opportunity for Art and Design students, specifically graphic designers.

Our World Vintage LLC is opening up a Hawaiian Shave Ice cafe and would like help from an U of O art student to help design the menu boards. The menu boards will be digital –  two 40 inch tvs.

Great way to build your portfolio and showcase your designs in a local business on E 13th. Ave.

Reach out to me on instagram or email ourworldvintage@gmail.com

Will we pay for your time ! Negotiable!

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Silk Road Review opportunity

Who Are We?

Silk Road Review: A Literary Crossroads is an exchange of worlds. We publish original fiction, nonfiction, poetry, one-act plays, screenplays, graphic narratives, translations, first chapters, and artwork that take us to new places, whether physical or metaphorical.

Historically, the Silk Road was not a single road, but rather a network of pathways that spanned national borders.  We believe that the trading of stories and ideas across boundaries is essential to building a healthy global community.  If our journal can bring together diverse voices—whether those be nationally or emotionally or intellectually defined–then we will have lived up to our journal’s name, expanding our sense of the world through connection.

We are delighted to share that Silk Road Review is a paying literary magazine. While there is a $2 submission fee, this means our contributors will receive $10/page for prose (up to a maximum of $250 per published piece) and $30 for each poem and piece of artwork. Submit your work today and take us somewhere!

Take Us Somewhere 

https://communities.pacificu.edu/silkroadreview/

Artist in Residence Graduate Hotel

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My name is Kaitlyn and I am reaching out today to share a little information regarding a program we house here at Graduate Eugene, In partnership with DJ White Shadow AKA Paul Blair and Graduate Hotels 10 of our properties (Eugene included) offers a 3 month artist in residency program called Sweet Dreams Society, this residency is held on site (artists do not live at the hotel but have 24/7 access to the studio.) Artists also receive a grant to support their creative ambitions, a solo exhibition at the end of their residency (graduate takes NO cut from their profits of their show) and membership into the societys nationwide artist network. Applications for the current residency are now open until February 16 and more details are at the link above.

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ISO private drawing lessons/instructor

We are hoping to find someone who would be interested in providing private intro to drawing lessons for our family. Our son (4th grade, age 10) is very interested in art (wants to be an animator) and wants to take basic drawing lessons, but thought it would be fun to do together with myself (mom) and my husband (dad).
The details on what we’re hoping for:
– Timing: Weekly 50 -60 minute lessons in the afternoon or early evenings
– Location: Our house in the Fairmont neighborhood (1 mile from campus)
– Compensation: We are happy to negotiate the rate!
– Contact details: Rachel, rhopkins4191@gmail.com, cell: 215-713-5383
– Students: 3 total – 10 year old boy (primary student), mom (46), and dad (50)
– Type of instructor: funny, patient, casual, into drawing and ideally animation 🙂
Thank you very much!
Rachel

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Summer Teaching Positions Available

Rewarding & Enjoyable Summer Teaching Jobs

Teach Reading Classes to Students of All Ages

Now Accepting Applications for Summer 2024

The Institute of Reading Development is now hiring summer teachers for our reading programs for students of all ages.

Our mission is to inspire a lifelong love of reading. In these programs we combine skills instruction with the experience of reading and discussing really good books. We help our students develop strong fluency and comprehension skills.

This is a great opportunity to do challenging and meaningful work in a supportive environment. Teaching experience is valuable but not necessary, and we do not require teaching certification. We welcome your application, whether you are an upcoming or recent college grad, a graduate student, a current teacher, or looking to make a career switch into education.

Our Teachers:

  • Work with students in both online and in-person classrooms.
  • Earn between $600-$700 per week.
  • Receive comprehensive paid training and ongoing support.
  • Gain over 200 hours of experience teaching their own classes to students from 4-year-olds to adults.

Teaching Schedule Details and Commitment:

  • 10 weeks of teaching.
  • 37-40 hours per week.
  • Schedules consist of five days of teaching per week, including both weekend days.
  • Entry-level position, with opportunities for continued employment with the Institute after the summer.

Training:

  • We have two training programs:
    • A 3 week full-time program, Monday-Friday in the weeks immediately preceding teaching.
    • A part-time independent study program designed for professional teachers or other qualified applicants with training schedule conflicts.

Successful Institute Teachers:

  • Have strong reading skills and read fiction for pleasure.
  • Are responsible and hard-working, with strong communication and organizational skills.
  • Are comfortable and confident with technology.
  • Have a bachelor’s degree or higher.
  • Are active, patient, and supportive with students and parents.

We look forward to reading your application soon.

Apply Now

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Call for Arts for 2024 Annual Symposium Exhibition

The UO Art History Student Association will hold its 20th History of Art Annual Graduate Student Symposium Art Exhibition from April 12 to 19 in the Foyer Gallery, Lawrence Hall, alongside the symposium on April 12 at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. The theme for this year is Reminiscence and Creation: Art as Memory Work. 
 
We welcome 2-dimensional art submissions to this exhibition from all across the UO campus. Please submit your work through the link below,
 
Thank you for your attention. We look forward to your submissions!
 
Art History Student Association
University of Oregon

BEST After School Program

The BEST after-school Program at Kelly Middle School is looking for community partners who are willing to lead enrichment classes to join their program for their third session of the 2023-2024 school year. In collaboration with community partners, BEST aims to engage youth in academic and enrichment opportunities that foster self-confidence, determination, the joy of learning, and a sense of community. Community partners are responsible for making a 7-week curriculum for a course they would teach twice a week on-site at Kelly Middle, from 5:00pm-6:15pm (either MW or TTh). Class content could be anything from visual art to dance, science, cooking, etc. 

We provide small-group academic intervention services in math and reading, a hot meal, and enrichment classes to spark students’ interest and love of learning and to prepare them for the world beyond primary and secondary education. BEST has been supporting students and their families in Eugene since 2000 and is funded in part by the 21st Century Community Learning Center Title I grant and the Eugene Education Foundation. Here is a link to our site for further information. 

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Call for Art – Cascades Raptor Center

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Call for Art Entries 

Cascades Raptor Center is excited to announce a new Raptor Art Challenge, a free and fun way for artists to creatively showcase the importance and wonder of raptors. We are accepting a wide variety of media and hope to showcase a broad range of artwork. All entries must be submitted electronically through our website. Please review all guidelines before submitting.

https://cascadesraptorcenter.org/programs/raptor-art-challenge/

Submissions due: March 20, 2024

Questions? Contact Melissa Green at melissa@cascadesraptorcenter.org

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William Lee Scholarship for ceramics students

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We’re excited to accept submissions for the ’24 William Lee Scholarship. Each year we award $15,000 in scholarships to deserving and talented ceramic students to help offset the costs of attending college.

Linked above are the application, FAQS and a flyer.

To learn more about Trendspot Inc. visit us at trendspotinc.com.

Application deadline is March 31.

Thank you,

Director, Marketing & Ecommerce

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Videographer needed – paid job

My name is Efron Chudacoff and I am the outreach coordinator at the LGBTQA3. We are having a Drag show February 17th from 7:30-10:00 and we need a videographer that would be willing to film for us. It would be a paid job for the videographer. I hope you have a nice weekend!

Be Well,

Efron Chudacoff

Efron Chudacoff

Outreach Coordinator

outreach.qa.uo@gmail.com

Pronouns: They/He

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$5K-$10K Scholarships for Oregon Architecture & Art Students

Scholarship Opportunities for Oregon Architecture and Art Students
Mohamed Fakhry, 2019 AFO Hatfield Scholar
Calling all architecture students attending Portland State University, University of Oregon, or Portland Community College! AFO offers several scholarships for students pursuing a degree in architecture, interior design, or art.

Application deadlines are just around the corner. Scroll down to learn more about each scholarship and register for a workshop.
Explore AFO Scholarships
Register for a Scholarship Workshop
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Applying for an AFO Scholarship? Join us at an upcoming Scholarship Workshop to learn more about our $5,000-$10,000 awards and how to prepare a successful application. Attendees will receive tips and feedback on scholarship essays, portfolios/work samples, and more. Workshops are free and open to eligible scholarship candidates.
AFO Scholarship Workshops
Jan 24

Virtual Workshop

Wed. 1/24, 5-6:30pm

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Feb 19

Portland Workshop

Mon. 2/19, 5:30-7pm

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PCC Architecture + Interior Design Scholarship

$5,000 scholarship for first-generation students enrolled in Portland Community College’s Architectural Design and Drafting or Interior Design degree program

PCC Scholarship Workshops: Several dates, now through Jan. 23, Zoom
Register: PCC Scholarship Workshop
Application Deadline: Thursday, February 1, 2024
Learn More & Apply 
Tsagaglalal

(She Who Watches) Scholarship

Renewable $10,000 scholarship for Native American, Alaskan Native, and Hawaiian Native non-graduating students pursuing a degree in Art or Architecture at Portland State

AFO Scholarship Workshops: Jan. 24, 5-6:30pm (virtual)

Feb. 19, 5:30-7pm (Portland)
Register: AFO Scholarship Workshop
Application Deadline: Sunday, February 25, 2024
Learn More & Apply
Hatfield Architectural Award

$5,000 scholarship for undergraduate and graduate architecture students attending University of Oregon or Portland State University who express commitment to community service

AFO Scholarship Workshops:

Jan. 24, 5-6:30pm (virtual)

Feb. 19, 5:30-7pm (Portland)
Register: AFO Scholarship Workshop
Application Deadline: Sunday, February 25, 2024
Learn More & Apply
William Hart Scholarship

$5,000 scholarship for BIPOC Graduate and Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) students entering their last year at University of Oregon or Portland State University (graduating in 2025)

AFO Scholarship Workshops: Jan. 24, 5-6:30pm (virtual)

Feb. 19, 5:30-7pm (Portland)
Register: AFO Scholarship Workshop
Application Deadline: Sunday, February 25, 2024
Learn More & Apply

Explore our Oregon Student Opportunities Hub for more Scholarships
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Comics & Cartoon Studies: Webtoon Entertainment Career Summit FEB 16 (virtual)

Hello from the UO Career Center,

Sharing out a new virtual career info session I just approved on our career platform, Handshake, that seems ideal for Comics and Cartoon Studies students. I am not familiar with this specific employer but feel free to share out with any other adjacent faculty/staff and disciplines. Best, Tina

 

VIRTUAL CAREER INFO SESSION INVITE: Hosted by Webtoon Entertainment Inc.
WEBTOON CANVAS Winter Creator Summit (virtual & FREE)

Friday, February 16, from 1:45 pm – 9:30 pm PST

More info on Handshake: https://uoregon.joinhandshake.com/events/1459626/share_preview

RSVP through this link: https://bit.ly/WinterCreatorSummit24_UniversityInvite

 

Join WEBTOON, the world’s largest comics publisher, for a full day of workshops, panels, networking sessions, and live drawing events with WEBTOON comic creators and team members!

 

Learn from experts about:

– Creating comics series and how to get started

– Writing for scroll comics and webcomic adaptations

– Creating Thriller & Horror comics

– Marketing methods for success

+ Get discounts on WEBTOON Creators’ favorite tools & software

 

This event will provide access to resources, a supportive network, and professional insights for fans, artists and writers to help them pursue their goals in the comics industry with WEBTOON and WEBTOON CANVAS! Students, Faculty, Staff and Alumni are all welcome to attend.

 

Want to receive invitations to future events, learning resources, and comics news from WEBTOON?

Sign up for the WEBTOON University Programs Newsletter to receive quarterly updates!https://bit.ly/WEBTOON_University_Programs_Newsletter

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Tina Haynes | UO ’01 | She, Her, Hers

Employer Engagement Coordinator | University Career Center | Division of Student Life 
thaynes@uoregon.edu | 541-346-6006 | 50 Tykeson Hall, Garden Level, Eugene OR 97403

Looking for Graphic Designer/Artist

I’m a senior here at the University of Oregon. I’m looking for someone to help me with some design work for t-shirts and other articles of clothing. I can be reached at tutela503@gmail.com or by phone at (503)-477-1839.

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Apply for Art Scholarships now!

Department of Art Scholarship Application Open Now!

Students are encouraged to apply for departmental scholarships. The deadline to apply is midnight on Thursday, February 15th, 2024.

Department of Art Scholarship Application: https://artdesign.uoregon.edu/art/undergrad/scholarships

Departmental scholarships are open to all Art or Art & Technology majors, all BFAs in Art or Art & Technology, and all MFA students.

We also encourage you to apply for College of Design scholarships. Please see this link for more information: https://design.uoregon.edu/student-services/scholarships#dsgn-scholarships

Exploring the Dolomites Study Abroad Program for Art Students

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I’m writing from Global Education Oregon (GEO) to announce the continuation of the Exploring the Dolomites: Landscape, History, Ecology, and Literature in Northern Italy study abroad program for summer 2023, and we would appreciate your help in reaching students who might be interested in this study abroad opportunity. The program consists of an interdisciplinary course that studies the Dolomite regions combining Humanities and Earth Sciences. This short two-week journey can be an ideal vehicle for wildlife photography projects. Indeed, the Dolomites, have been recently designated as World Heritage Site by the UNESCO for the distinctive variety of their morphology, geology and landscape, and they are one of the most sought-after places by photographers from all over the world 

This is a unique program that offers a wide range of credit options for students (Core Ed, GERSCAN, French and Italian, German and Scandinavian Studies, Environmental Studies and Environmental Science, Earth Sciences, History, International Studies, and Comparative Literature credits), and provides a unique blend of instruction mixed with conscious hiking through the beautiful Italian Alps.

See the above links for more information

Call for Art from Lake Oswego

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Call for Art is below:

In its twenty-fourth year, Gallery Without Wall’s mission is to integrate art into the daily lives of residents and visitors to the community by presenting works from regional, national, and international artists that resonate with people of diverse backgrounds.

  • Artwork will be displayed throughout the downtown business district for a two-year exhibition starting in the Summer of 2024. Artists can submit completed works and proposals for new works for installation in August of 2024.
  • We seek works of various media, including sculpture, social practice, new media, projections, and murals. We encourage proposals that engage, educate, and inspire the community. Submissions of artwork created within the last three years are highly encouraged.
  • The Selection Committee will choose up to fifteen artists to display. The selected artists will receive an honorarium award of $1000. Selected artists are also eligible for an annual People’s Choice purchase award of up to $20,000 (with a 30% gallery fee).

 

  • December 11, 2023, at 5:00 p.m. Deadline to apply

  • January 2024, Selection Committee meets to jury applications

  • February 2024, Artists are notified

  • March 2024, Gallery Without Walls Preview Party (details TBD)

  • April/May 2024, Artists receive the contract and preliminary display site information

  • August 2024 Installation

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Ducks in Tech Presents: AI Everyday @ Work Webinar Series

Ducks in Tech Presents: AI Everyday @ Work Webinar Series, Thursday, Nov 16, 4:00–5:00 p.m. PST

You’ll gain insight into what is happening now and what’s on the horizon for AI. You’ll discover how AI might influence your career journey and what tools can support your role today and in the near future. We’ll also consider potential risks and concerns associated with this new technology.

Panelists

  • Allie J. Burger is the founder and CEO of ETTA, a mission-driven technology company transforming the future of fashion for partners, people and the planet.
  • Chris Bocchicchio is a technology professional who currently advises leading companies in the AI and Generative AI field with Google Cloud.

Registration: This event is free and requires registration in Zoom.

Pro bono design proposal

Interested in a pro bono design project with a large scope involving a logo, website, FB and Insta? Working with other-abled and diverse people? And helping those people network through your design talents and skills?
The project is an upstart non-profit, Polio Survivors Network, for the estimated 500,000 polio survivors in the US. What was once a sweeping epidemic over nearly 20 years and primarily affected children has left us as medical dinosaurs. There are few practicing polio doctors left. Most doctors aren’t even trained about polio. We’ve been forgotten and ignored.
So we’re in need of a central networking site for all things polio from the medical to the emotional – a place to share our stories, find polio support groups, locate reliable medical resources and just find each other. As a retired art and marketing director, I understand the great importance of functional and beautiful design.
If this piques your interest and gets your design juices flowing, please contact me:
Cathleen Casey – cathleenecasey@gmail.com

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OPPORTUNITY FOR ART & DESIGN STUDENTS: “THE URBAN CANVAS” CONTEST

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I’m writing on behalf of Freepik, the global tech company and the world’s largest platform for audio-visual resources.k

Freepik has just launched “The Urban Canvas” contest, an exciting opportunity for art or design students to showcase their creativity and gain recognition on a global stage.

Contest details:

·  What: Reimagine a building mockup with a unique design.

·  Who: Open to all U.S. young creators

·  When: October 3rd to November 3rd

·  Prizes: First prize is a Wacom Tablet. Top five designs receive one year of Freepik Premium access.

·  Recognition: Winning design showcased on Freepik with 100M+ monthly visits.

You can explore contest details and submit entries at https://urbancanvasbyfreepik.com/ 

Please find linked above our press release with additional information on the contest. Should you have any questions or require further information, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.

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Employment Opportunity: Lane Arts Council, Community Arts Coordinator

Community Arts Coordinator

 
Lane Arts Council is hiring a Community Arts Coordinator to lead community arts events (First Friday ArtWalk, Fiesta Cultural), adult learning programs (ArtTalks, Workshops), and grantmaking initiatives.

 

This position works closely with artists, arts organizations, businesses, community partners, and city agencies to amplify creative voices, elevate community cultural programming, and support artists and arts organizations in Eugene and throughout Lane County. The ideal candidate will be skilled in working with artists, cultural producers, and community partners from a wide range of lived experiences and identity backgrounds, coordinating accessible community engagement and public-facing programming that is responsive and community-driven.

 

Application Review will begin November 10th

The position will remain open until filled.

 

Learn More & Apply Today!

 

 

Additional Details

 

Compensation & Benefits

This is a full time position with a salary of $41,000. Benefits include paid vacation (3 weeks per year), holidays (12 days), and sick leave, medical and dental benefits, retirement contributions after three years of employment.

 

Travel & Hours

This position requires regular travel throughout downtown Eugene and occasional countywide travel. This position will require working occasional evenings and weekends.

 

Spanish Skillset

Bilingual candidates (English/Spanish) will be given preference.

 

Equal Employment Opportunity

Lane Arts Council is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, sexual preference, age, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other classification by law.

 
 

 
 

 

 
Lane Arts Council | 174 E 16th Avenue, 125, Eugene, OR 97401

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Social Media Marketing Internship

I am looking for a student who can help me design and implement a consistent social media marketing plan for my jewelry business: yoursbyclairewebb.com. I need someone who understands my brand well enough to help me plan and draft Instagram posts using Planoly (product photos and some editorial photos will be provided), and who is organized and dependable enough to keep up with the posting calendar.  $15/hour to start, but if you are a good fit there may be opportunities for further involvement and a significant raise. Please send a letter of interest and any credentials (optional) to claire@yoursbyclairewebb.com.

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Inquiry for photography students

My family recently moved to Eugene and we’d love to hire a photographer to take family photos this fall. This would likely be for a few hours at most, and we could negotiate an hourly rate.

Contact: angelicagrace6@gmail.com

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call to Oregon artists

Chamber Music Amici announces a call to Oregon artists for its annual art commission, to use the digital images of three original works created for this commission and two more works from the artist’s existing portfolio for use in promoting CMA’s next season. Artists retain all rights to their work, and all media types, from graphic design to water color to multimedia/collage, are welcomed.

CMA invites Oregon artists to submit an application by Friday, November 10, 2023, for the commission, with the three original artworks due March 31, 2024. The commission includes:

  • An award of $2,000 for three original pieces plus time-limited digital rights to two already created pieces from the artist’s portfolio. The digital images of all five pieces will appear on Amici’s posters, programs and other promotional materials during the 2024-2025 season. The artist retains all rights to their work; CMA uses only the digital images of the newly created and existing work.
  • A show at Emerald Art Center (one month) in Springfield and Cascade Manor (two months) in Eugene of the five pieces that make up the commission, and up to five additional pieces by the artist.
  • An Art Opening & Reception at the Emerald Art Center during the Springfield Second Friday Art Walk, Friday, April 12, 2024, to honor the artist and unveil their work, hosted by EAC and CMA, with all publicity and musical entertainment organized by CMA.

Complete details of the commission application and the proposal information are available to download on the CMA website, https://chambermusicamici.org/amici-art-contest/#art-commission.

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BEseries Free Dinner RSVP

The students of the BEseries are excited to invite you to join us for two free dinner presentations by professional artists. Please see the attached poster for details on BE Proud with Sam Kirk on October 17th and BE Passionate with Steph Littlebird on November 17th Steph Littlebird’s event is made possible by a partnership with the Museum of Natural and Cultural History

YOUR FREE DINNER RSVP:

All BEseries dinner presentations take place in the EMU Ballroom with doors/dinner 5:00-6:00 pm, presentation and Q&A from 6-7:30 pm. If you’d like to reserve a free dinner table at Sam Kirk’s October 17th presentation and/or Steph Littlebird’s November 21stpresentation– simply reply to this email with the quantity of 8 or 10 person tables that you would like & what name should be on your table lable.

More About Sam Kirk – Tuesday, October 17th, 5:00 pm Doors & Dinner, 6:00 pm Presentation – EMU Ballroom

Chicago based multidisciplinary artist Sam Kirk, who identifies as a queer, biracial, Latinx woman, often explores culture and identity politics through her art. Her artwork focuses on a variety of intersections which encompass a call to celebrate differences and enact change. Vivid and powerful images of women, members of the LGBTQIA community, and those who have historically been excluded are celebrated in narratives that share the journeys that have made them who they are. Working with UO students, Samjust completed an amazing new mural in the EMU’s north entrance. Kirk has exhibited extensively at venues including museums and galleries across the US. Her public artwork has been commissioned nationally and internationally to recognize cultural achievements, acknowledgements of progress, and to share the stories of our communities.

More About Steph Littlebird – Tuesday, November 21st,5:00 pm Doors & Dinner, 6:00 pm Presentation – EMU Ballroom

Steph Littlebird will join the BEseries as part of our partnership with the Museum of Natural and Cultural History who will be hosting Steph on our campus as an artist in residence. Steph is an artist, curator, writer, and a registered member of Oregon’s Grand Ronde Confederated Tribes. She received national recognition as curator of This IS Kalapuyan Land exhibition. Steph has curated numerous exhibitions which re-examined colonial histories of Indigenous peoples including the contemporary art of the original Chinook inhabitants of the North Coast, the histories of the so-called Philippines and Filipinx-American diaspora, and colonized people Indigenous to “North America” and more.

FREE RAFFLE:

The BEseries team will also be sponsoring a free raffle that will feature picture books and other items created by our presenters and family. Books, hats, stickers and totes will be included. Follow BEseries on Instagram for instructions on how to enter for a chance to win!

Please let us know your RSVP table count and lable for these events as soon as you’re able.

Thank you!

2022-23 SAB Arts & Culture Team’s BEseries

Kadence, Abhi, Sneha & Mia, Amanda & Matilde, Arielle, Abby and Suzanne

SAB Arts & Culture Team Chair, Outreach, Marketing (2), Logistics (2), Accessibility & Activities, Gallery Assistant and Advisor

Collision Literary Magazine Call for Submissions

I’m Jane Schrand, fiction editor of Collision Literary Magazine at the University of Pittsburgh. Collision is currently open for submissions of undergraduate fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and art, and we welcome students to submit! By submitting to the annual magazine, students will be considered for our writing and cover art contests.

Submissions for the annual magazine close Friday, January 12, but we read on a rolling basis. You can find more information about the magazine and our submission guidelines at https://www.collision.pitt.edu. If you have any questions, please contact collisionlitmag@gmail.com.

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