{"id":20458,"date":"2025-10-16T16:26:19","date_gmt":"2025-10-16T16:26:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/artsandscience.org\/?p=20458"},"modified":"2025-10-16T16:28:02","modified_gmt":"2025-10-16T16:28:02","slug":"program-officer-public-art-arts-science-council","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/artsandscience.org\/program-officer-public-art-arts-science-council\/","title":{"rendered":"Program Officer, Public Art – Arts & Science Council"},"content":{"rendered":"\t\t

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Charlotte, NC | Full Description:

OUR MISSION | REMARKABLE IMPACT<\/strong><\/p><\/div>
Remarkable impact is the heart of\u00a0Foundation For The Carolinas\u2019<\/strong>\u00a0mission, and the driving force behind our mission is the collective impact of thousands of nonprofits, families, companies, and organizations who partner with us to amplify the power of giving.\u00a0<\/p>
The\u00a0Arts & Science Council<\/strong>, a supporting organization of Foundation For The Carolinas, nurtures Charlotte-Mecklenburg\u2019s cultural ecosystem by supporting local creatives and nonprofits. Its mission is to foster community retention, drive economic growth, and enhance residents\u2019 quality of life. As both a funder and fundraiser, ASC offers grants, manages public art, supports community-led programs like\u00a0Culture Blocks<\/u><\/a>, and provides educational programming for PreK-12 students. As an advocate and resource, ASC also provides funding support, workshops, and cultural education. ASC\u2019s work aims to remove barriers, ensure cultural access for all, and promote upward mobility.\u00a0<\/p>
HOW YOU\u2019LL ADVANCE OUR MISSION | POSITION OVERVIEW<\/strong>\u00a0<\/p>
The\u00a0Program Officer, Public Art<\/strong>, is a full-time, exempt role responsible for managing assigned public art projects, under the supervision of the Vice President, Public Art, to meet the goals of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Public Art Program. The Program Officer works with commissioned artists, City and County staff, contractors, vendors, and communities to facilitate the design, fabrication, and installation of public artworks and ensure projects are completed\/installed within set budgets and timelines. Additional duties include the coordination of artist selection, project meetings and events, and payment processing. This position also participates in, and contributes to, initiatives across ASC\u2019s various programs.\u00a0<\/p>
YOUR UNIQUE IMPACT | ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES<\/strong>\u00a0<\/p>
Project Management (75%):<\/strong><\/p>
Contribute to project planning through contributed research, definition of project scope of work, schedules, and drafting of project Calls to Artists.\u00a0<\/li>
\u00a0Convene artist selection panels and facilitate selection process in concert with the Public Art Commission.\u00a0<\/li>
\u00a0Manage artists throughout the design, fabrication and installation phases of a project and help resolve issues as they arise.<\/li>
\u00a0Lead communication among artists, commissioning agencies, project managers, project architects, design consultants, and others throughout the project process.<\/li>
Manage and track project revenues and expenditures.<\/li><\/ul>
Public Art Program Support (15%):<\/strong><\/p>
Assist with processing artist contracts.\u00a0<\/li>
Oversee project documentation and filing.<\/li>
Assist with developing, implementing and assessing policies and procedures for the Public Art Program.<\/li>
\u00a0Assist in establishing annual priorities for public art allocations and identifying opportunities for additional funding or grants.<\/li>
Assist with program record keeping and database management.<\/li>
\u00a0Contribute to ASC\u2019s philanthropic advocacy through analysis of quantitative data and storytelling through qualitative data, including the public art collection statistics and appropriate project-related data.<\/li>
\u00a0Participate in cross-functional teams within ASC to align Public Art Program with broader organizational goals and community development efforts.<\/li>
\u00a0Prepare reports and presentations on Public Art Program outcomes, impact, and lessons learned for internal and external stakeholders, including the ASC Board of Directors.<\/li>
Monitor national developments in best practices, research, innovation, and trends in public art.<\/li><\/ul>
Community\/Stakeholder Engagement & Relationship Building (10%):<\/strong><\/p>
Cultivate strong, collaborative relationships with Public Art Program stakeholders including partners with the City of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County, The Public Art Commission, and communities.<\/li>
Support preparation and facilitation of artist-led community engagement meetings, workshops, and presentations.<\/li>
\u00a0Act as a resource and advocate for the Public Art Program, connecting artists, communities, and stakeholders to the program.\u00a0<\/li>
\u00a0Empower local artists by providing professional development resources and sharing opportunities.<\/li>
Represent ASC at community meetings, workshops, and events.<\/li>
\u00a0Identify emerging needs and opportunities within the public art landscape of Mecklenburg County.<\/li><\/ul>
Working Conditions<\/strong><\/p>
The ASC team works in a hybrid environment, with 4 days per week at the Foundation for the Carolinas office (220 N Tryon).<\/li>
\u00a0This role will include frequent site visits to construction sites, artist studios, fabrication studios, etc. Must have access to reliable transportation. A mileage budget will be provided by ASC.<\/li>
This position requires attendance at events outside regular office hours, and the ability to occasionally lift up to 20 lbs.\u00a0<\/li><\/ul><\/div>
Requirements<\/strong><\/div>
Education and Experience:<\/strong>\u00a05+ years of experience in visual arts related fields, project management, and\/or construction management.<\/li>
Project Management Proficiency:<\/strong>\u00a0Demonstrated knowledge of public art history, theory, and practice.\u00a0<\/li>
\u00a0Familiarity with public art project management is highly desirable.<\/li>
\u00a0An enthusiasm and commitment to working collaboratively with team members, stakeholders, and communities.<\/li>
A passion for connecting communities and artists to the work of the Public Art Program.<\/li>
Skills:<\/strong>\u00a0Excellent communication skills (written and oral); thorough organizational skills (time-management, detailed record keeping, and resource management; rigorous planning and methodical task management; creative problem-solving; strategic thinking; and a proven commitment to delivering projects on time and within budget.\u00a0<\/li>
Technology Proficiency:<\/strong>\u00a0Proficient in MS Office Suite and video conferencing\/team collaboration platforms (Teams, Zoom, etc.)<\/li>
Additional Qualifications:<\/strong>\u00a0Strong commitment to service, ability to manage multiple priorities, and ability to work independently and collaboratively as needed to achieve project \u00a0<\/li><\/ul><\/div>
Salary Description<\/strong><\/div>
$60,000+\/year depending on experience

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