Self Help Graphics & Art

Founded in 1973 in the heart of East Los Angeles, Self Help Graphics and Art (SHG) is dedicated to the production, interpretation and distribution of prints and other art media by Chicana/o/x and Latina/o/x artists. Our multidisciplinary, intergenerational programs promote artistic excellence and empower our community by providing access to space, tools, training and resources.

Summary

The Director of Education and Public Programs oversees the full suite of Self Help Graphics & Art’s education and public programming. Working in collaboration with staff, artists, and community partners, the Director plays a critical role in shaping and implementing SHG’s vision for education, engagement, and cultural programming.

This position leads the development of accessible, innovative, and community-centered initiatives that reflect the values and mission of SHG and connects diverse audiences to the arts while strengthening partnerships with schools, artists, cultural institutions, and community organizations. The Director also oversees a dynamic team and ensures that all programs align with the organization’s mission, foster meaningful community engagement, and uphold SHG’s commitment to accessibility, equity, and inclusion.

The ideal candidate is a visionary thinker and collaborative leader who believes deeply in the role of art as a vital force for community. They are passionate about using the arts as a catalyst for learning, dialogue, and social impact.

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Salary: $75,000-85,000 Annually *This job is considered low income, but is representative of the median income.

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The Education Manager manages the promotion, administration, and operations of ICA learning and engagement programs, working closely with the Director of Learning and Engagement to manage programs including, but not limited to, school outreach programs, year-round classes, summer camps, public programs, and community partnerships. Overseeing a team of teaching artists and working closely with community partners, the Education Manager carries out the day-to-day program communications and operations central to the ICA’s vision of becoming a living laboratory for the transformational power of art to build vibrant communities.

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Salary: $60,000 Annually *This job is considered between low and very low income.

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Reporting to the Education and Programs Manager (Arts Manager I), the as-needed Arts Associate assists in coordinating programs and events at Hollyhock House and maintains a robust and active volunteer docent program. This part-time position assists with implementing regular and seasonal programming, including guided tours and special events, to ensure smooth operations and quality offerings. The Arts Associate serves as a primary point of contact for Hollyhock House’s volunteers, including training, scheduling, and coordinating docents.

Key responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following: SPECIAL EVENTS & PROGRAMS

● Organizes and coordinates seasonal programs and events at Hollyhock House, including staffing, sourcing materials, liaising with vendors and external partners, and set up/take down as required

● Coordinates special events at Hollyhock House, including exhibition openings, institutional and media visits, special and group tours, and collaborations with other arts organizations

● Assists in the coordination of group and guided tours to Hollyhock House; liaises with Education and Programs Assistant to coordinate logistics and staffing

VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

● Maintains the volunteer program, including recruitment, training, and continuing education of volunteer docents

● Coordinates volunteer shifts and assists with guided-tour program; maintains regular correspondence with volunteers

● Updates training materials and interpretive resources

ADMINISTRATIVE

● Assists with administrative tasks as needed: organizing house/tour supplies, maintaining forms, supply sourcing and ordering, correspondence, and updates to printed and digital materials.

● Regularly works on weekends (Friday, Saturday, Sunday), as well as evenings as required to supervise programs and special events

● Assists in maintenance of website and digital and social media platforms

CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT The job will be performed in-person at Hollyhock House in Barnsdall Art Park, located at 4800 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles. The days to be asked to work are to be determined. This position must be able to lift 20 to 25 pounds and be able to conduct a variety of work assignments with various deadlines. Part-time positions accrue “Sick Days” from the date of hire and “Compensated Paid-Time-Off” (CPTO) after six (6) months in the position. Candidates must have a valid California Driver’s License. Candidates may be requested to disclose all sources of employment to mitigate risks of conflict of interest.

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Salary: $30.40/hr *This job is considered between low and very low income.

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