Opportunity for arts graduate in Glasgow: become our Youth Ambassador
Wed 31st January 2018
We’re offering young arts graduates an incredible opportunity to create environmentally themed art and get your start in the world of community arts!
As part of Impact Arts’ Our Bright Future-funded work, the successful applicant will work for 20 weeks with community groups and schools in Dennistoun in Glasgow’s East End.
Working two days a week, you will deliver a series of community consultation workshops which will inspire a final piece of public art.
You must be aged between 19 and 24 and be a graduate in the arts or other creative fields with a strong interest in the environment, environmental design and community arts.
Impact Arts is one of 31 organisations across the UK funded by Our Bright Future – a Big Lottery initiative aimed at getting young people driving progressive change in their communities.
The deadline for applications is 5pm on Friday 16th February 2018. For full information on applying, please visit the jobs section of our website.
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