Darlington Art Center

Employment Opportunities

Music, Art, Dance and Drama Teaching Positions:

Darlington Arts Center accepts resumes from potential teaching artists and keeps them on file for future openings. As an independent contractor, the teacher would conduct all private lessons, classes and workshops on site at the Darlington Arts Center. Teaching hours are typically after-school, evening &/or Saturdays, but could be daytime as well. Instructors at Darlington are required to have appropriate clearances in line with child protection legislation. At least one degree in the field you are teaching is required; prior teaching a plus.

To apply for a teaching position:   Please send a resume and cover letter by email to Angela Scully, Executive Director at angela@darlingtonarts.org.

Ceramics Work Study

The Darlington Arts Center is seeking an individual for a temporary Ceramics Work Study.  This person would work a maximum of four hours per week, for three months, in exchange for unlimited access to the ceramics studio during available Open Studio hours (mostly daytime and weekends). Duties would vary, including: loading/firing/unloading kilns, organizing finished work, painting kiln shelves, making test-tiles, mixing glazes, cleaning, occasional research, and other tasks that arise.

Applicants should have at least three years of experience in a ceramics studio or school, and have experience with firing kilns and mixing glazes. Applicants need to be able to lift 50 lbs, and be comfortable working with minimal supervision. Work exchange covers open studio fees, but not materials. Schedule is flexible.  For more information or to arrange an interview, please contact Laura Westmoreland at (610) 358-3632 x121 or laura@darlingtonarts.org.

Arts Education Interns
Art / Music / Drama / Dance
The Darlington Arst Center is seeking interns to assist with its preschool & kindergarent arts program as well as classes and workshops. Interns are needed within each of Darlington’s four arts disciplines: art, music, dance and drama. These interns will work directly with a Teaching Artist, assisting with set-up and clean-up, helping students with their projects and activities, while gaining valuable classroom experience.

Applicants should have a high school diploma and be pursuing a degree in arts education or any of the four arts practiced at Darlington. Interns must have a good attitude, work well with children and be able to work comfortably with a professional Teaching Artist. Applicants will be required to complete a criminal record check.  Internships are unpaid; contact us regarding college credit.
To apply:  Please send a cover letter, specifying the days and time you are avilable, and resume to Angela Scully, Executive Director, at angela@darlingtonarts.org.

Arts Administration Interns
The Darlington Arts Center is seeking interns to assist with general office work, as well as the operation of special events.

Interns will have a hands-on administrative role at Darlington by assisting staff in areas of organization, filing, communication, as well as interacting with students and assisting with organizing and setting up events. Other work may include assisting with hanging artwork in the gallery, answering and directing phone calls and assembling mailings. This is a valuable opportunity for strengthening administrative skills in a friendly, non-profit environment.

Applicants should be 17 years of age or older, and have an interest in the arts or non-profit organizational management. Interns also should have strong communication skills and be able to work independently or within a group. Experience with children preferred. Applicants will be required to complete a criminal record check.  Internships are unpaid; contact us regarding college credit.

To apply:  Please send a cover letter, specifying the days and times you are available, and resume to Angela Scully, Executive Director, at angela@darlingtonarts.org.