Arts Program Manager - Gallery & Community Initiatives

gallupARTS; Gallup (NM); On-site; USD 44,324,000 - 63,129,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance stipend

Sick leave

Paid personal leave

Major holidays

Job summary

gallupARTS in Gallup, NM seeks a Program Manager to lead gallery operations, community programming, grant projects, and communications. You will supervise a small team and volunteers, coordinate classes, events, and special programs, while maintaining strong relationships with artists, partners, funders, and the public.

The ideal candidate is community-oriented, highly organized, and able to balance strategic planning with hands-on implementation; a Bachelor’s degree and 3+ years nonprofit arts

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or higher in arts, design, media, education, or related field.
• 3+ years experience in nonprofit management, arts administration, program management, or related field.
• Strong organizational and project management skills.
• Experience with grant writing and reporting.
• Experience coordinating events or gallery shows.
• Familiarity with bookkeeping and financial reporting processes.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines independently.

Responsibilities

• Oversee a team of three staff and volunteers to develop and implement programs.
• Develop and manage annual exhibition schedule for ART123 Gallery.
• Plan exhibitions, openings, artist talks, and related events.
• Coordinate communications, marketing materials, and newsletters.
• Maintain website, listings, and online presence.
• Support grants and special projects with the Executive Director.
• Track and report monthly organizational statistics.

Skills

Nonprofit management

Arts administration

Program coordination

Grant writing

Event planning

Communication skills

Education

Bachelor's degree or higher in arts, design, media, education, or related field

Tools

Square

Job description

gallupARTS in Gallup, NM seeks a Program Manager to lead gallery operations, community programming, grant projects, and communications. You will supervise a small team and volunteers, coordinate classes, events, and special programs, while maintaining strong relationships with artists, partners, funders, and the public.

The ideal candidate is community-oriented, highly organized, and able to balance strategic planning with hands-on implementation; a Bachelor’s degree and 3+ years nonprofit arts