Tuesday, January 10, 2017

WHITE WAVE is looking for Interns and Volunteers for upcoming 2017 Festivals

 
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WHITE WAVE is looking for Interns and Volunteers for upcoming 2017 Festivals

Do you love dance?

Are you interested in learning about arts management?

Interning for WHITE WAVE is a great opportunity to take a look behind the scenes of a vibrant NY dance company in the non-profit sector.

WHITE WAVE is looking for individuals who are, first and foremost, interested in the NYC dance community. Having a courteous demeanor is important in order to work well with staff, artists and the general public. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and online-media is also crucial.

WHITE WAVE Dance Brief Overview:

Formed in 1988, WHITE WAVE Dance is a non-profit arts organization whose main goal is to be a catalyst for change in the NY dance scene. From its full-length dance productions to dance education and outreach, WHITE WAVE accomplishes its mission by providing opportunities for dancers and choreographers to create, rehearse, perform and network with each other, engaging in an ongoing dialogue that pushes the art form forward.

After 14 successful years of operation in DUMBO, WHITE WAVE recently relocated its administrative operations to Bedford-Stuyvesant (J train, Kosciuszko Street), and is looking to transition into a new, permanent home in the second half of the year. 

Activities:

Interns/Volunteers will have a unique opportunity to assist in various aspects of the pre-production of WHITE WAVE Dance's upcoming performance and the 2017 festival season, which includes:

- WHITE WAVE Dance’s performance at the LaMaMa Mpves! Dance Festival (May 19th-21st)

- Our 2017 SoloDuo Festival (May 24th & 25th, 2017 at Poet’s Den Theater)

- 11th Annual Wave Rising Series (July 7th – 16th, 2017 at 92Y Harkenss Dance Center)

- 17th Annual DUMBO Dance Festival (October 2017) at Gelsey Kirkland ArtsCenter

Their tasks will include, but are not limited to

* The development and distribution of application materials/Calls for Proposals

* Assisting in marketing and PR activities such as social media outreach and online marketing

* Assisting in Grant research and grant writing

* Helping the Gala Opening Night (Sept. 29th) Party preparation

* Data entry, web-based research, and other general office activities

Internships are unpaid, but can be used for academic credit. Interns should expect to work 8-12 hours per week. The work schedule for interns is flexible within our office hours, Mon-Fri, 10am-6pm.

Intern for WHITE WAVE today!

Please send a cover letter explaining your interest to Young Soon Kim, Artistic Director at wwyskdc@gmail.com or call us at 718-855-8822.

To learn more about WHITE WAVE, please visit http://www.whitewavedance.com.

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