BOSTON UJIMA PROJECT IS HIRING!
The Boston Ujima Project is seeking a Podcast Coordinator Consultant for a six-month (approximately 100 hours total, 5-15 hours/week) virtual commitment to collaborate with Ujima’s Arts & Cultural Organizing staff and the Wagner Foundation. The consultant will coordinate the production and logistics for “Soon and Very Soon: Radical Alternatives to the Given”, a podcast series exploring alternative visions of curation, institutional practice, and cultural production.
TO APPLY: Send an email detailing your interest, qualifications and resume to info@ujimaboston.com, with “Podcast Coordinator Consultant” in the subject line.
CALL FOR ART : NEW ART CENTER EXHIBITION
The New Art Center opens the call for the winter exhibition of the New Art Curatorial Program, Sensory Garden.
Curated by Chenoa Baker, this exhibition is a literal and metaphorical exploration of connecting with nature, art, and ourselves through all our senses. Featuring elements of sight, smell, touch, and taste treated like a self-contained lush oasis from our lives. This user-friendly, experience-oriented show is a conduit for self-awareness and emotional healing. An organic exhibition of work that speaks to social and emotional learning. It seeks to cultivate a welcoming environment for various audiences holding multiple identities and their intersections, including the prioritization of mental health.
Deadline: December 1, 2024
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