The Maryland Historical Society seeks a full-time Digital Collections and Metadata Librarian. The position is responsible for providing leadership in the development, implementation, and assessment of metadata infrastructure, policies, and procedures to support discovery, access, management, and preservation of the Library collections. They will play a key role as the administrative owner of the Library’s and Museum’s digital asset management and preservation system.

The Maryland Historical Society seeks a full-time Associate Registrar for a three year period to assist the Director of Collections and the entire Museum Department to complete day-to-day registrarial tasks as well as assist in a large collection move. Successful candidates are detail-oriented, highly organized, self-motivated individuals who are able to think on their feet and to work both individually and as a member of a team. This position reports to the Director of Collections and works in coordination with the Museum staff.

Responsibilities

The Walters Art Museum has an immediate part time opening for a Part Time Relief Gallery Officer to work from Wednesday thru Sunday from 11:00am to 3:30pm in the Security Department. The incumbent will have responsibility for providing security for the Museum’s collection and Special Exhibitions by patrolling the galleries as assigned. Reporting to the Dayshift Gallery Supervisor, the individual will have the following responsibilities:

The Walters Art Museum has an immediate opening in our Security Department for a Gallery Officer on the dayshift; core work schedule is 9:15am to 5:15pm, Wednesday through Sunday. The individual will have responsibility for preparing the galleries for daily operation, monitoring activities in the Museum and implementing museum procedures as needed.

Responsibilities:

Reporting to the Head of Imaging and Intellectual Property, the Digital Imaging Specialist supports the creation of digital assets using multiple strategies and driven by institutional strategic priorities. The Digital Imaging Specialist operates the mobile photography setup, photographing all gallery installations, rotations, focus shows and special exhibitions.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Book and Paper Digitization

Responsibilities:

General Art Movement

• Responsible for object movement and retrieval for all areas of the museum including off site
• Responsible for installation/de-installation of collection & loans in galleries
• Assist with loading and unloading of crates to & from delivery trucks
• Works with registrars to retrieve frames from offsite storage

General Gallery Maintenance

The Director of Finance plays a critical role in the 21st-century museum environment. Reporting to the Chief Operating Officer the Director of Finance supports: support the museum’s strategic planning goals and initiatives; by leading and managing all day-to-day finance operations; and ensure. S/he ensures compliance and integration of best practices in the areas of: finance and accounting systems; policies and procedures; and financial data analysis and forecasting. The Director of Finance supervises two staff: an Accountant and a Revenue & Budget Administrator.

Howard County, Maryland desires to secure the professional services of qualified artists for the purpose of commissioning up to three artworks to be installed at its new Circuit Courthouse, which is currently being designed by Edgemoor-Star America Judicial Partners (ESJP). Permanent public interior and exterior Artwork pieces are planned.

Baltimore Center Stage, a LORT B & C theater in Baltimore, Maryland is seeking administrative, artistic and production interns for 2019-20 season. Internships offer a weekly stipend, housing is provided (a studio apartment), 2 blocks from theater. The internship is for the full season, generally running from mid-August 2019 to mid-May 2020. For a list and descriptions of all internships available, go to https://www.centerstage.org/about/opportunities/internships

Schedule: Part-time position, 25 hours a week, Monday-Tuesday 2:45p-7:45pm, Wednesday-Thursday 2:45-5:45pm, remaining hours flexible to accommodate attending community meetings, events and promotional opportunities. Position is $19,500 annually and expected to start with anticipated hire date in early April 2019.

Purpose: To coordinate outreach for all Jubilee Arts programs and run daily operations of Jubilee Arts classes.