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Gallery Volunteer and Visitor Ambassadors

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ORGANIZATION: Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco

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Gallery Volunteer and Visitor Ambassadors

The Chinese Culture Center (CCC) is seeking volunteers to assist in engaging visitors in its contemporary art gallery! The Center is committed to giving voice to equality through sharing engaging experiences, creating dialogue through contemporary art. We are seeking enthusiastic volunteers who can engage and educate the public about art exhibitions, programs, and about the Center.

Requirements: · Interest in or knowledge of contemporary visual art · Interest in engaging visitors on issues about visual culture, ethnic studies, and other topics · Outgoing and enthusiastic about CCC exhibitions and educational programming · Excellent interpersonal and communications skills · Duties include greeting visitors at the gallery, being on hand to answer visitor questions about the current exhibition or about Chinatown, leading small impromptu gallery tours, introducing other CCC activities to visitors. · 3-month commitment; minimum one six-hour shift per week (10-4pm) Tuesday - Saturday

Benefits: · Opportunity to support one of the nation’s top organizations of its kind · Opportunity to learn about and be involved in exhibitions and programming from the curators, artists, staff members · Opportunity to work closely with key staff members in the organization · Professional training and opportunity to be involved in a fun and dynamic local arts and culture nonprofit.

To Apply: Please submit a resume, cover letter, portfolio or writing sample (no more than 2 pages).

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About Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco

Location:

750 Kearny Street, 3rd Floor, (inside the Hilton Hotel), San Francisco, CA 94108, US

Mission Statement

CCC elevates underserved communities, and gives voice to equality through process driven contemporary art and education.

Description

Established in 1965, our vision is to contribute to a vibrant community by bringing people together. Last year over 148,000 people participated in art and cultural programs, including 10,000 youth and school children.

The Visual Art Center exhibits cutting edge work by up and coming contemporary artists. We support artists who are "unseen gems" and whose artistic influence would benefit with our support. Many of our artists have subsequently won important honors, and have gone on to worldwide influence through shows in Madrid, Hangzhou, Miami, and New York. Locally, the Visual Art Center also seeks to elevate the community by bringing world class artists to the neighborhood.

The Him Mark Lai Learning Center promotes understanding of our multi-cultural democracy and activism through the lens of the Chinese American story. Through walking tours of Chinatown, excursions to sites across the greater Bay Area, a guided journey to China, and many other educational activities, the public can gain new insights into the past and be inspired to help shape the future.

Free outdoor festivals such as the annual Chinatown Music Festival and Dancing on Waverly also activate and reframe public space.

The CCC is recognized as a successful pillar organization in the City, and is poised to advance to the next level of effectiveness by becoming a leader in the arena of process driven contemporary art and education on a national and international level.

CAUSE AREAS

Arts & Culture
Community
Race & Ethnicity
Arts & Culture, Community, Race & Ethnicity

WHEN

Sat Jun 15, 2019 - Tue Dec 31, 2019

WHERE

750 Kearny Street, 3rd Floor(inside the Hilton hotel)San Francisco, CA 94108

(37.795147,-122.4043)
 

SKILLS

  • Visual Arts
  • Exhibition Arts
  • Arts Administration

GOOD FOR

  • Kids
  • Teens
  • People 55+

REQUIREMENTS

  • 3-month commitment; minimum one six-hour shift per week (10-4pm) Tuesday - Saturday

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