Teaching artist vs art coordinator

Differences between teaching artist and art coordinator duties and responsibilities

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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Art coordinator example responsibilities.

• Manage direction, choreography, vocal music preparation, set design, lights, costumes, and lobby display.
• Manage graphic arts department and camera and typesetting departments.
• Manage art assistant, including scheduling and quality control of art photography and certificates of authenticity.
• Supervise product launches, initiate vision for client branding by participating in creative team planning committees and brainstorming sessions.
• Create and maintain all websites for the animation program.
• Create all props, costumes, set designs and lighting designs on a very limit and strict budget.
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