Artist-in-residence vs teaching artist

Differences between artist-in-residence and teaching artist duties and responsibilities

Artist-in-residence example responsibilities.

• Demonstrate effective communication skills, well-execute and expedient application of makeup to achieve the look guests desires.
• Subject matter cover has include color theory, rules in creating pictorial space, and mathematics in art.
• Create and implement class syllabus, day to day exercises, and monthly supply list pertaining to assign budget.
• Schedule afterschool art making classes to grades k-12 where students collaboratively create permanent large-scale murals that are install into the school.
• Collaborate developing lessons integrating art with mathematics and engineering.
• Conceptualize and develop terrain models using Maya and partner with director and animators to correspond and produce effective shots.
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Teaching artist example responsibilities.

• Perform weekly at NYC schools, lead talkbacks, and conduct workshops for students of all ages.
• Lead an outreach art program in a public school in the Bronx for 4th and 5th grade students.
• Utilize computers and software to develop teaching materials, manage classroom records and email, and produce PowerPoint presentations.
• Demonstrate effective communication skills, well-execute and expedient application of makeup to achieve the look guests desires.
• Participate in OFAR's social sculpture and create an installation-base film dedicate to social justice and engagement
• Teach classes in improv, sketch, acting, and playwriting
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