The MIAD 3d Lab has open­ings for year-round, full-time, bene­fit­ted 3D Lab Super­vi­sor posi­tions. We are looking for creative thinkers and problem solvers who enjoy learn­ing and teach­ing in the context of mate­r­ial prac­tices and processes. We are looking to fill these posi­tions as soon as possi­ble, but will continue to accept appli­ca­tions until the posi­tions have been filled.

The Chair Arch unveil­ing Satur­day, October 12, 2019. 4 – 6pm at CURVE Studios & Garden, #3,5,&7 River Arts Place in Asheville’s River Arts District

Learn how to craft a success­ful and sustain­able busi­ness with SNAG’s online courses, now avail­able FREE for makers in all mediums.

The Edito­r­ial Board of the peer-reviewed Metro­pol­i­tan Museum Journal invites submis­sions of orig­i­nal research on works of art in the Museum’s collec­tion. There are two sections: Arti­cles and Research Notes. Arti­cles contribute exten­sive and thor­oughly argued schol­ar­ship. Research Notes typi­cally present a concise, neatly bounded aspect of ongoing inves­ti­ga­tion, such as a new acqui­si­tion or attri­bu­tion, or a specific, reso­nant finding from tech­ni­cal analy­sis. All texts must take works of art in the collec­tion as the point of departure. 

As of 2019, the process of peer review is double-blind. Manu­scripts are reviewed by the Journal Edito­r­ial Board, composed of members of the cura­to­r­ial, conser­va­tion, and scien­tific depart­ments, as well as schol­ars from the broader academic community. 

Arti­cles and Research Notes in the Journal appear both in print and online, and are acces­si­ble via MetPub­li­ca­tions and the Jour­nal’s home page on the Univer­sity of Chicago Press website.

Windgate ITE is an inten­sive summer program in which the resi­dent fellows explore deeper connec­tions with the mate­r­ial of wood through research, explo­ration, and collab­o­ra­tion. Now in its twenty-fourth year, the Center awards eight pres­ti­gious fellow­ships from an inter­na­tional pool of appli­cants: a visual docu­men­tar­ian, a scholar, and six artists who work either solely in wood or who work with wood in combi­na­tion with other materials.

Space is still avail­able in this excit­ing work­shop! This work­shop will be a primer on the art and mystery of the cooper’s trade. We will explore the mechan­ics and bound­aries of construct­ing barrels and buckets by decon­struct­ing a previ­ously used wine barrel. ​“Remak­ing”

The oper­a­tions manager over­sees the Jacobs Institute’s digital infra­struc­ture, and works creatively to research and deploy new tech­nol­ogy solu­tions to support oper­a­tions and improve effi­ciency in both the maker­space and the broader Jacobs Insti­tute. The role’s primary respon­si­bil­i­ties include over­see­ing the soft­ware and data­bases that support maker­space access and safety train­ing. Other systems include equip­ment reser­va­tion, activ­ity dash­board, online mate­r­ial store, and billing for maker­space access fees and student mate­r­ial store purchases.

We are looking for a highly moti­vated candi­date, who has strong tech­ni­cal compe­tence paired with excel­lent project manage­ment skills, and is excited by the oppor­tu­nity to shape, deploy, and manage custom tech­nol­ogy solu­tions for UC Berkeley’s largest makerspace. 

Learn more and apply by visit­ing jobs​.berke​ley​.edu and search­ing for posi­tion #27360

Full Circle Design Works is a small custom shop in St. Louis, Missouri, produc­ing high-end cabi­netry, mill­work, and solid wood fabri­ca­tions. We are seeking a detail oriented wood­worker with CNC expe­ri­ence. Flex­i­ble sched­ule with access to fully equipped shop for personal use.