Director of Artists Residencies
Oolite Arts seeks a Director of Artists Residencies who will provide strategic and operational leadership for the program and oversee all aspects of the Oolite Arts Residency Program. In this role they will serve as the key liaison to artists, partners, stakeholders, and the Board of Trustees. This position works strategically with the Vice President of Programming and Artistic Director, CEO, CDO, and Board for funding opportunities. They also work collaboratively with Exhibitions and Community Outreach, Education, Community Art Classes, Fabrication Facilities, and Digital Lab Programs to provide resident artists with a fuller experience and access to all of Oolite Arts resources. The core purpose of the position is to envision and implement a transformative artist residency experience for all of Oolite Art’s Studio and Home + Away residents and Alumni.
Institutional Giving Manager
Oolite Arts seeks an experienced Institutional Giving Manager to lead Oolite Arts’ fundraising from government agencies, private foundations, and corporations. Reporting to the Chief Development Officer, this person oversees an existing portfolio of grants and partnerships while working closely with the programs team to find new funding streams for Oolite Arts’ growing programs. The role covers the full lifecycle of institutional support: prospecting, proposal writing, securing awards and partnerships, and stewardship and reporting. The Institutional Giving Manager also works closely with the Board of Directors to open doors to new funders and keep the board informed of institutional giving progress.
Company Background
The mission of Oolite Arts is to support artists and advance the knowledge and practice of contemporary visual arts. Oolite Arts creates opportunities for experimentation and innovation and encourages the exchange of ideas across diverse cultures through residencies, exhibitions, public programs, education and outreach.
Oolite Arts is embarking on an exciting new chapter for the organization and for Miami. The non-profit arts organization is developing a new, state-of-the-art campus to better serve the region’s growing cultural community. The move builds on the organization’s 40+ year legacy of empowering artists and enriching the community.

