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Job Opportunity: Expressions of Interest - Public Art Advisory Panel:Job description:Job detailsOrganisation Auckland Council Closes 17 Feb 2023 Posted on 23 Jan 2023 Region Auckland Work type Expressions of interest Work classification Culture & Heritage, Toi Maori, Other ShareAuckland Council Te Kaunihera o T?maki Makaurau is seeking expressions of interest to fill two vacancies on the Public Art Advisory Panel. Auckland's public art celebrates the creativity of T?maki Makaurau, reflecting and expressing the diversity and character of our city. Auckland Council cares for a collection of more than 400 public artworks and develops new works across the region. The Public Art Advisory Panel plays a key function in this work by providing advice, feedback and recommendations on the regional public art work programme. About the panel Established in 2014, the panel provides independent, specialist knowledge and advice on public art to the Public Art team and council by extension. The panel has oversight of the regional public artwork programme including new commissions, gift offers and major renewals. The panel is also a forum to discuss priorities for sector investment. Panellists work closely with the Manager of Public Art and public art team, which sits within the Regional Services & Strategy department of council. The key policy documents which support the advisory function of the panel are Auckland Council's Public Art Policy and Toi Wh?tiki Arts and Culture Strategic Action Plan. Both are available to read by clicking on the links below. Collectively the panel has: » a passion to see public art transform Aucklanders' practice of their city » thorough knowledge of the region's creative sector » an aspiration to position creativity at the centre of Auckland's growth and transformation » an informed view of Auckland's geography and an knowledge of the place-making potential of arts and culture for the city » an knowledge of Auckland's rapidly evolving demographics and diverse population, and the opportunities and challenges these pose to the city's development » a global perspective on the function creativity plays in creating a world-class city » a commitment to upholding the principles of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and » a robust and transparent approach to actual or perceived conflicts of interest What is required of the panel? The panel is made up of 7 - 9 members serving 3 - 5 year terms. There are currently two places available on the panel for new members due to regular membership rotation. Members are expected to attend monthly, ninety-minute meetings which are held from February - December and are paid a per-meeting rate for their contribution. For background informationplease go to: Public Art Advisory Panel (aucklandcouncil.govt.nz) Who should apply? Auckland Council invites individuals from a range of backgrounds to join the panel. This includes creative entrepreneurs, built environment designers or architects, media specialists, cultural commentators, artists, graphic, practice or product designers, curators or programmers. There is also a dedicated place for Te M?ngai Toi. In particular We are pursuing candidates who have practice or skills in showcasing Auckland's M?ori identity and vibrant M?ori culture as outlined in the Auckland Plan. more information » Read the Public Art Policy by clicking here » Read Toi Wh?tiki Arts and Culture Strategic Action Plan by clicking here Links & Contact info: Auckland Public Art / He Kohinga Toi How to submit the application: How to submit the application: Expressions of interest can be submitted topublicart@aucklandcouncil.govt.nzand must include: » a statement of up to 400 words about the specialist knowledge and skills you bring to the panel » a one-page CV in PDF format » a link to your own website or LinkedIn profile Applications close Friday , 17 February 2023 at 5pm. Shortlisted candidates will be notified at the end of February and requested for an interview to be held in March 2023. Skills:
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