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Development Manager

Position Available~Development Manager
Asheville Art Museum
2 S. Pack Square
Asheville, NC 28801
www.ashevilleart.org

Title:  Development Manager
Available:
  March 1, 2010
Position Reports To:
  Executive Director
Position is:
Full Time

Position Description: 
The Development Manager is responsible for the corporate, foundation and government fundraising efforts to maximize contributed income to support the Museum’s operations, exhibitions, educational programs and special events. The Development manager works closely with all staff and volunteers.

Primary Responsibilities / Essential Functions:

The primary responsibilities and essential functions of the job include:

  • Write and direct all grant proposals and maintain relationships with government, corporate and foundation funding sources.
  • Obtain and manage government grants including federal, state and local sources.
  • Assist with development of annual fund appeals and acknowledgment.  
  • Identify and acquire sponsorships from individuals and businesses for exhibitions and educational programs.
  • Understand and communicate regarding the operating budget.
  • Research and identify prospects for institutional support. 
  • Gather broad anecdotal and statistical data and report qualitative and quantitative results. Work with staff to build and monitor budgets, and report on grant expenditures.
  • Acquire sponsorship and participate in planning and implementation of special events including the Asheville Wine Auction & Gala Dinner, A Taste of Art & Wine, loft tours, etc.
  • Assist the Executive Director with Board and Committees as required.
  • Collaborate with Development staff to keep accurate donor records including profiles, gift records, acknowledgments and correspondence.
  • Collaborate with Development staff to structure specific membership programs including corporate members, etc.
  • Maintain a budget and records for the Development department. 
  •  Interact with the arts community and civic bodies and donors as an advocate for the arts and the Museum.
  • Travel to other locations by foot and/or by car is sometimes required. 

    Education and Experience and Skills: 
    Minimum of five years fundraising experience, significant success in grant writing and ability to work in a fast-paced environment. Minimum of an undergraduate degree is required. Knowledge and excellent ability to work with all typical computer programs is essential. The Development Manager should possess excellent verbal and written communication skills and the ability to work collegially with donors, volunteers and staff. 

    Organization:
    The Asheville Art Museum is an active, inspiring organization located in the center of a vibrant city of approximately 70,000 in the beautiful Western North Carolina Mountains.  The Museum collects American Art beginning in the 20th century, with a focus on art of significance to the Southeast.  The Museum’s facility will soon be doubling in size with a newly renovated and expanded contemporary building located in the center of Asheville. This growing organization, incorporated in 1948 by area artists, serves the Asheville urban area and is the only art museum serving the 23 counties that make up Western North Carolina (with a total population exceeding one million). Accredited by the AAM, the Museum has a full-time staff of 13 and a number of part-time and contract positions. The Museum is an equal opportunity employer. This is a full- time position with benefits. 

    Please send resumé, cover letter, references, salary history and several writing samples demonstrating successful grant writing to: Development Manager Search, PO Box 1717, Asheville, NC 28802 or 2 South Pack Square, Asheville, NC 28801 or email to Development Manager Search at rlynchmaass@ashevilleart.org. Equal opportunity employer.

 

 

 

 

 
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After-School Classes

After-School Art Class: Be Creative

WHEN: Wednesday afternoons, 4:00 - 5:30 p.m.

Winter Session: January 27 - March 3, 2010                                                                                                Spring Session: March 17 - April 28, 2010; no class April 7


WHERE: Classes will be held in the studio of the Asheville Art Museum at 2 South Pack Square in downtown Asheville.

COST:  $50 per session for Museum members
             $60 per session for non-members

Pre-registration is required.

WHO: Students in grades 5 - 8 are invited to apply. There is no need for previous art experience and beginners are welcome. Financial aid is available by calling 828.253.3227, ext. 122 and requesting an application form.

WHAT: In this six-week session students will use their imagination and a wide range of materials to create original works of art. Classes are held in the Asheville Art Museum's WNC Art Resource Center's studio. Visits to the Museum's permanent collection and special exhibitions and all materials necessary for the class are included.

Winter Session: Students will explore positive and negative space to create drawings and transform them into sculpture.

Spring Session: Students will explore portraiture and illustration.

HOW TO APPLY: Pre-registration is required. Download the form and return all application materials with payment by mail, fax or e-mail.

Click here to download the application form.

The address for applications is:

Asheville Art Museum
High School After School Arts Program
P.O. Box 1717
Asheville, NC 28802 

Telephone: 828.253.3227, ext. 122

FAX: 828.257.4503

E-mail: tours@ashevilleart.org

Web: www.ashevilleart.org

 

 
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Valentine's Day Sale!
There is less then one week left until Valentine’s Day, so now is the time to give your sweetie something sweet! Come to the Museum Shop where you’ll find 10% to 50% off selected jewelry, 2010 calendars, love-inspiring cards, keepsake boxes, breath mints and many other things to show your love. Museum Members receive 10% everything in the Shop, always and forever…xoxo, the Shop.

 

 

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Welcome to the Asheville Art Museum!

The Asheville Art Museum annually presents an exciting, inviting and active schedule of exhibitions and public programs based on its permanent collection of 20th and 21st century American art. Any visit will also include experiences with works of significance to Western North Carolina’s cultural heritage including Studio Craft, Black Mountain College and Cherokee artists. Special exhibitions feature renowned regional and national artists and explore issues of enduring interest. The Museum also offers a wide array of innovative, inspiring and entertaining educational programs for people of all ages.
 

Current Exhibitions
Western North Carolina Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition

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Friday, January 22 - Sunday, February 14, 2010

Pack Place Community Gallery

 
Lorna Blaine Halper: The Space Between

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December 12, 2009 - May 9, 2010

Holden Community Gallery

 

 
Looking Forward: New Works and New Directions for the Permanent Collection

 

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Looking Forward: New Works and New Directions for the Permanent Collection

Saturday, September 12, 2009 - Sunday, February 14, 2010

Appleby Foundation Gallery

 

 

 
Looking Back: Celebrating 60 Years of Collecting at the Asheville Art Museum
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Looking Back: Celebrating 60 Years of Collecting at the Asheville Art Museum

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Second Floor Galleries
 
News & Announcements
Museum Shop Artist of the Month: February 2010

shop“I moved to England at an early age and grew up surrounded by the history, beauty and art of the U.K. After working in many media I fell in love with jewelry making and a jeweler! We had our own business in Camden Lock in London prior to moving back to the U.S.

I have been making jewelry for over 20 years. The natural beauty, color and healing properties of stones inspire me. My jewelry is silver with precious and semi precious stones.

I hope you enjoy my one of a kind jewelry with the beauty and positive energy of these stones.”

--Julie Scott

 

 
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The Asheville Art Museum is currently searching for a Development Manager. Please click here for more information.
 
See yourself at the Museum!
The Asheville Art Museum, celebrating its 60th anniversary, hopes to see you at the Museum. If you have already visited us or joined us for an event, you may see yourself at the Museum in our photo gallery!
 

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Update: WNC Scholastic Art Awards Rescheduled for Sunday, February 14, 2010 at 2:00 p.m. in Diana Wortham Theatre.
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  FANATICON!
On May 15, 2010, the Asheville Art Museum will be bustling with activity as we promote a new kind of visual art, one in which the fans are ravenous and the art is graphic. The Asheville Art Museum and Pop Culture collide during Fanaticon, a celebration of comic book culture and fans!
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Two exhibitions showcasing the Museum's permanent collection are now open!
Looking Forward: New Works and New Directions for the Permanent Collection showcases 60 works in the Asheville Art Museum's Permanent Collection. Partnered with the Museum's current exhibition Looking Back: Celebrating 60 Years of Collecting at the Asheville Art Museum, these exhibitions celebrate the growth of the Museum's collection as it celebrates its 60th year.  While Looking Back showcases themes within the collection, Looking Forward highlights areas of focus and future growth for the collection. These two exhibitions honor the Asheville community that has helped the Museum to thrive for over 60 years.