Job Details

Listed

Nov 5, 2024

Location

Regional Northern Territory

Closing Date

Nov 29, 2024

Desart

Studio Coordinator

About UsPapunya Tjupi Arts is a 100% Aboriginal owned and directed community art centre based in Papunya, 250km NW of Mparntwe/Alice Springs. Papunya is the birthplace of the Western Desert painting movement. Central to the art centre’s philosophy is the understanding that painting is an important part of culture and connection to Country, and that the teaching and passing of knowledge is what keeps the community’s future strong. Papunya Tjupi’s artists exhibit widely, both nationally and internationally, with their works held by major institutions and private collections across the globe. We also support local arts workers, providing meaningful employment and professional development opportunities.

The RoleUnder the direction of the Art Centre Manager, the Studio Coordinator is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the studio space and supporting artists in the production of their work. The Studio Coordinator also provides operational and marketing support to the Manager, contributing to the overall wellbeing of the corporation. The Studio Coordinator will assist in the maintenance of equipment, vehicle, buildings and facilities, ensuring they are in line with WHS standards. Facilitating local employment, including the support, training and mentoring of Aboriginal staff is also required.

Salary range is $65,000 – $71,500 depending on experience

An attractive salary package is on offer bringing the total package to

$65,000 + superannuation + leave loading + Salary Sacrifice total $78,835

$71,500 + superannuation + leave loading + Salary Sacrifice total $86,170

+ additional employee benefits.

Applicants must address the selection criteria which is available at www.desart.com.au/job-opportunities

Start date is negotiable

For more information contact Paloma Pizzaro Manager at art@papunyatjupi.com.au  or call               0448 339 687

Aboriginal Art Centres are creative, dynamic places that centre Culture First. The experiences gained  working in an Aboriginal Art Centre will provide you with professional skills and deep understandings  that will benefit you for the rest of your life.  You will be taken to places very few have the opportunity to visit.  You will attend art fairs and exhibitions and you will work with artists in the studio and on artists camps.  Sound like something you’re ready for?  Apply now – change your life!



Contact for more info : art@papunyatjupi.com.au