Public Programs Architect

Artinfoland; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 23,253 - 33,118; Part time

Job summary

LACMA in Los Angeles is seeking a Public Programs Specialist to develop and implement high-impact public initiatives tied to the permanent collection and exhibitions. The role covers Artist Talks, Symposiums, and Workshop series, ensuring content aligns with the museum’s priorities.

This Regular Part-Time, two-year term reports to the Director of Adult Public Programs. The hourly salary is $20.46, with opportunities for mentorship and growth within a world-class museum environment.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Art History, Art Education, Museum Studies, or a related field.
• Minimum of 2 years of experience in Art Management or programming within a museum or cultural institution.
• Open to national and international candidates authorized to work in the United States.
• Strong project management and vendor negotiation skills.

Responsibilities

• Develop and implement Public Presentation initiatives, including lectures, performances, and artist conversations.
• Manage Project timelines, Production Budget tracking, and administrative logistics for on-site and virtual events.
• Negotiate contracts with artists, experts, and external vendors to secure talent and assets.
• Collaborate with the Marketing team to generate website content, blog posts, and public announcements.
• Conduct Research-based evaluation to assess program effectiveness using quantitative and qualitative data.

Skills

Public programs management

Event planning

Budget tracking

Contract negotiation

Research & evaluation

Marketing collaboration

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Art History / Art Education / Museum Studies

Job description

LACMA in Los Angeles is seeking a Public Programs Specialist to develop and implement high-impact public initiatives tied to the permanent collection and exhibitions. The role covers Artist Talks, Symposiums, and Workshop series, ensuring content aligns with the museum’s priorities.

This Regular Part-Time, two-year term reports to the Director of Adult Public Programs. The hourly salary is $20.46, with opportunities for mentorship and growth within a world-class museum environment.