Richmond Art Center is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.
There are currently no open staff positions.
We review Teaching Artist applications on a rolling basis.
Teaching Artist, Youth Programs
Posted 1/27/25: Richmond Art Center is looking for a Teaching Artist for our Youth Programs. The Youth Teaching Artist (YTA) collaborates with the Education Department team to develop curriculum and unique offerings, such as classes, workshops or programs. The YTA is an important part of RAC’s staff and is entrusted with the support and care of our young community members. In addition to speaking English, the ideal candidate speaks, reads and writes fluently in Spanish or Mandarin. This position is as a casual employee, 7-12 hrs a week, $35 per hour. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Application Instructions: CLICK HERE
Teaching Artist
Posted 1/27/25: Richmond Art Center (RAC) is looking for Teaching Artists with backgrounds in visual art and studio art for our in-person and online programs. We have dedicated studios for Jewelry & Metal Arts, Printmaking, Ceramics, Fiber Art, Glass Arts and Painting/Drawing/Mixed Media. Teaching Artists (TA) collaborate with the Education Department team to develop curriculum and unique offerings, such as classes, workshops and other programs. Our TAs are an important part of RAC’s staff and are entrusted with the support and care of all our community members. In addition to speaking English, candidates who speak, read and write fluently in Spanish or Mandarin are ideal. This position is as a casual employee, 2-12 hours a week, $35 per hour plus paid pre-time and curriculum development time. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Application Instructions including Qualifications for Different Media: CLICK HERE
Organized by the Visual Artists of Richmond and now in its third year, Richmond Open Studios invites the public to explore the city’s vibrant creative community during a weekend of open studios, September 6-7.
As part of the celebration, Richmond Art Center presents Made in Richmond, a preview exhibition of work by participating artists.
Plus, on Saturday, September 6, join us in the courtyard to meet artists and shop for original art.
Sharing art and creating with the community since 1936.
Get updates and news delivered to your inbox.