#Studio manager jobs 2016 nj professional#

From 2016 to 2020, she served on the staff of Flux Factory, a celebrated artist residency and nonprofit exhibition space in Long Island City. Throughout her young adulthood, she actively participated in many underground art galleries and music venues in cities such as Atlanta, Chicago and NYC, both as an organizer and participating artist. Rhonda Lowry joins WSW as an experienced art administrator with a demonstrated passion for artist-run spaces. Rhonda Lowry | Business Operations Assistant | She/Her/Hers

#Studio manager jobs 2016 nj professional#

She sees herself as a practicing technician and collaborator playing a part in a professional workspace that encourages experimentation, mistakes, and play. She came to WSW as a studio intern in 2004, a year after getting her BFA from SUNY Purchase, and has been a part of WSW’s operations ever since. She manages all technical aspects of the artists- in-residence opportunities, maintaining the studios’ equipment and leading artist book production. Zona co-represents over 200 artists from WSW’s publishing catalog in the sales and distribution of artists’ books and is the lead organizer of WSW’s upcoming 50th- anniversary program of events, including artist and curator management, exhibitions, publications, and related public events erin(at)Ĭhris Petrone | Studio Manager | She/Her/HersĬhris Petrone facilitates and collaborates on all studio programming and projects in the printmaking and papermaking studios. Erin is responsible for the artistic integrity of all programs and projects including WSW’s artist’s book publishing program, coordination of all exhibitions on and off-site, and panel selection for all competitive programs. lauren(at)Įrin Zona | Co-Executive Director: Arts & Strategic Advancement | She/Her/HersĬo-Executive Director Erin Zona is a practicing artist with special interest in research-based projects that utilize archives and special collections. She has degrees from Wells College, Yale University, and Columbia University. Prior to her time at WSW, she was an art educator for 15 years. She deeply understands the financial management needs specific to the arts nonprofit sector and is committed to creating economic opportunities for all artists as a matter of principle and right. Currently, she is responsible for all strategic advancement, fundraising and fiscal management including annual audits. Walling | Co-Executive Director: Finance, Development & Operations | She/Her/HersĪs Co-Executive Director, Lauren Walling has grown the organization’s financial capacity by increasing the donor base and investing in projects that promote self-reliance.

BIMA Artist’s Book Residency Grant for Indigenous Artists.

Art-in-Ed Artist’s Book Residency Grant.