ESTRIA MIYASHIRO Headlines WERKSTATTE: First Thursdays @ Otis Lounge, Feb. 4th, 2010

WERKSTATTE: First Thursdays + ART PARTY SOCIAL and POTFOLIO NIGHT @ Otis Lounge
SF's Ultimate First Thursdays Art Party!

"First Thursday". A downtown tradition since 1993, every "First Thursday" of the month many of downtown galleries stay open for casual and welcoming open houses.

Art Walk offers a great opportunity to meet local artists, drink wine, and enjoy the culture. Social scene is to be experienced with other art enthusiasts after all it is all about supporting the local artists. San Francisco Art Walk is FREE.

- WHEN: FEBRUARY 4TH, 2010 - Reception 5-9PM
- WERKSTATTE: First Thursdays + ART PARTY SOCIAL
- ENJOY ART+MUSIC+HAPPY HOUR+NO COVER
- OTIS LOUNGE, 25 Maiden Lane in San Francisco.

Art by: ESTRIA MIYASHIRO - http://estria.net/
Live Painting by: NATALIYA TYAGLO - http://nataliyatyaglo.blogspot.com/
Photography by: DOUG BIRNBAUM
Music by: DJ DIEGO ROCKWELL - http://www.myspace.com/djdiegorockwell

HAPPY HOUR/ CASH BAR/ NO COVER/ 5-9PM
Event Info: visit: http://www.werkstatte.info/

WERKSTATTE ART COLLECTIVE is a group of creative talents consisting of the best and innovative visual artists in the San Francisco Bay Area.

We have assembled the best art team in providing LIVE art performances, exhibits and painting demonstrations.

We offer the following art entertainment services to and for the public.

Art and Painting Rentals, Art Training, Commission Works, Corporate Events, Live Art Exhibition, Live Painting Demonstrations, Mural Paintings, Private Parties, Project Collaborations and Social Events

We provide an alternative art setting in delivering the best art style to be enjoyed in private or public viewing.

Other Events, check out: http://werkstatteartcollective.blogspot.com/





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Exhibition Project Assistant - Part Time - Asian Art Museum

Exhibition Project Assistant
Temporary position: November 16, 2009-February 19, 2010
Part-time, 16-20 hours per week

The Asian Art Museum offers an exciting opportunity for a motivated individual, with strong administrative and language skills, to assist with the organization of a major exhibition Shanghai, scheduled to open in February 2010.

The Project Assistant will provide translation and administrative support to the Chinese Art department and the Museum Services department in the planning of this exhibition. The nature of the work requires flexibility, resourcefulness, and initiative in addition to excellent interpersonal, Chinese language, and organizational skills. The position may require evening and weekend work to help host dignitaries and couriers.

The incumbent will:

Translate text panels, press releases, and marketing copy, and create summaries of the exhibition labels in Chinese. Coordinate travel, logistics, and activities for Chinese dignitaries and couriers coming for the exhibition. Help arrange and facilitate their activities while in San Francisco. Translate (into Chinese and/or English) written and oral communication between the Asian Art Museum and museums and companies in China. Documents will relate to travel planning, exhibition content and organization, and general administration. Provide interpretation for Chinese-speaking guests, as needed.

Minimum Qualifications, B.A. Degree in Asian Art History, East Asian Studies, or related field. At least one year of experience working in an office environment providing administrative support; or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience. Excellent administrative skills; extremely organized and accurate. Good computer skills including knowledge of Microsoft Office; familiarity with Chinese Star (Chinese word processing program).

Analytical, research, problem-solving, and organizational skills; strong written and oral English communication skills.

Ability to read, write, and speak Mandarin Chinese; to give summary translations and more detailed word-by-word translations when necessary. Knowledge of art history terms in both languages is strongly preferred. Note: simultaneous interpretation is NOT required. Ability to work independently and to exercise initiative and good judgment; extremely reliable and dependable. Ability to establish and maintain positive and effective working relationships with staff, volunteers, and representatives of other institutions; ability to welcome and engage guests of the museum. Detail-oriented, meticulous, and conscientious in following through on assigned tasks; flexible and resourceful.

Compensation $18.56 per hour, Due to the temporary part-time nature of this position, it does not include a benefits package. Apply online at www.asianart.org

Send a letter of interest and resume immediately to:
HUMAN RESOURCES
Asian Art Museum
200 Larkin Street
San Francisco, CA 94102
FAX: 415.861.2359