The Holburne Museum is looking to bring hands-on, sensory activities into one of its most visited gallery spaces through an interactive Art Explorer's Cart, encouraging children and families to explore portraits and artworks in playful, creative ways. The Art Explorer's Cart will be a permanent resource offering sensory, tactile, and play-based activities for children and families in the gallery.
Juno House will be recruiting for a Ceramicist to design and make 4-6 ceramic frame pieces inspired by the decorative details of the artwork frames in the gallery. The pieces should be colourful, playful and strong enough for frequent handling by children of different ages. They should be engaging without written instructions or adult explanation, and they will be fixed permanently to the cart drawers. Successful applicants will visit the Brownsword Gallery in person and are encouraged to bring their own creative style, balancing historical inspiration with an approach that appeals to children.
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About You
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Skills, Knowledge and Expertise
- Proven technical skills of making, firing and glazing ceramic pieces
- Collaborative working style
- Strong research and design skills
Additional Information
Please note, Juno House roles are only open to BSU students and recent graduates (within 3 years of graduation).
For any queries about the role, please contact Tiffany Frye t.frye@bathspa.ac.uk directly
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