gallery manager wanted

Job description

Company Description

Orleans Modern Art is a contemporary art gallery located in Orleans, MA. The gallery features a diverse selection of contemporary artwork from emerging and established artists. The owner, Peter, is an accomplished representational painter with over twenty years in the professional art field.

Role Description

This is a full-time on-site opportunity at Orleans Modern Art. The main responsibilities include managing day-to-day operations, developing and implementing marketing strategies, sales, and cultivating relationships with artists and collectors. Flexible hours, seasonal or year-round.

Qualifications

• Strong management and administrative skills

• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

• Experience in marketing and sales

• Experience with financial management and budgeting

• Experience with digital marketing and social media

• Ability to work collaboratively with staff, artists, and collectors

Note: Experience with art galleries and/or sales background a plus.

email your resume to gallery@orleansmodern.com

now showing

featuring works by Vincent Amicosante, Frank Gardner, Taylor Fox, Peter Kalill, Herb Edwards, Christine Niles, Lillia Frantin, and Thomas Edwards

artists

Frank Gardner

Frank Gardner was born in Poughkeepsie, NY. He graduated from he Rhode Island School of Design with a BFA in Painting and moved to San Miguel de Allende, Mexico where he owns a home and studio. He returns to Cape Cod regularly to see family and friends and paint.

Peter Kalill

Peter Kalill studied Fine Art at Providence College, with a year of study in Florence, Italy. His work combines the colors and shapes of the landscapes and scenes of the area with a bold lines and colors. Kalill lives in Eastham, MA and owns and operates Orleans Modern Art.

Taylor Fox

Born and raised in Orleans, Taylor has dedicated himself to art from a young age. He studied painting at Pitzer College in Claremont California, then returned home to pursue his career. 

Taylor's work reflects a masterful grasp of technique with a vivid imaginative play of subject which encourages the viewer's thought and interpretation. He often incorporates personal references that transcend to universal experience.

Vincent Amicosante

Vincent Amicosante’s paintings have been exhibited throughout the United States, including the Cape Cod Museum of Art, the Cahoon Museum in Cotuit, the Provincetown Art Association and Museum, the Cotuit Center for the Arts, and the Harmon Gallery in Wellfleet. He is a member of the Copley Society of Art in Boston and participated in the 2009 Biennale Internazionale Dell’ Arte Contemporanea in Florence, Italy. He trained at New York City’s School of Visual Arts. He has established a reputation as a magic realist painter, rearranging familiar themes to become enigmatic scenes. His work can also be seen currently at the Harmon Gallery in Wellfleet, MA.

Herb Edwards

Herb Edwards was born in Brownsville, PA in 1940. He received his BFA from The University of New Mexico in 1963 and his MFA from Pratt Institute in 1970. Herb was a professor of fine arts for over twenty years at Brookdale Community College in New Jersey. In 1990 he left teaching to devote full energies to his art and moved to a small artist's community in Northern New Mexico, painting the high desert landscape and exhibiting in Santa Fe.

Thomas Hoffmann

Thomas Hoffmann lives and works in Orleans, Massachusetts. Most recently he’s been oil painting, mostly landscapes with occasional figures inspired by his recent move to Cape Cod. Tom studied Illustration at the Rhode Island School of Design (1984–1987), and received his MFA from the Massachusetts College of Art in 1993. He has worked as a freelance illustrator, teacher, graphic & user interface designer, and fine artist.

Here’s what Tom says about his working style, “I don’t have a rigid way of starting paintings. Sometimes it comes from a familiar scene that I finally see in an interesting light, or sometimes it’s just that I feel like painting something yellow that day. I ultimately want the paint, and they way I paint it, to be an integral aspect of what is painted. The subject and the materials inform each other through me as I work. Whether there is a figure, or just a lonely tree, I think of it at as myself wondering about my place in whatever space or time I’m painting.”

Christine Niles

A native New Englander, Christine graduated from the Swain School of Design with a BFA in Textile Design and Painting. Christine paints primarily in oils. Her works often represent liminal space. The planes between land and water, earth and sky expresses how the smallness of humanity meets the expansiveness of nature.