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teamLFG

OR · On-site

$120K - $126K/yr

As the Environment Art Lead at teamLFG, you will guide and help create art with the team from preproduction to production on our innovative new IP! Your leadership will shape memorable worlds that ...

teamLFG

Production Art Director

$208K - $312K/yr

As the Production Art Director on an unannounced project, you will shepherd and guide the look of a new teamLFG IP and work on all aspects of art as the game moves from pre-production through ...

AGS

Art Manager

Duluth, GA · On-site

Oversee the art development effort as a whole and guide the future of the products * Apply analytical processes to the planning, designing, and implementation of the art assets. * Track production ...

voagny

Art Therapist

New York, NY

Art Therapist The Art Therapist help residents overcome emotional, mental, and behavioral ... Guide clients through the creative process and encourage them to engage with their feelings and ...

University of Hawaii

Instructor (Art)

Hilo, HI · On-site

Instructor (Art) Position Number: 84604 Hiring Unit: College of Arts & Sciences/Art Location: UH ... Guide students on digital media pathways, curriculum, and career opportunities. * Perform other ...

voagny

Art Therapist

New York, NY

Art Therapist The Art Therapist help residents overcome emotional, mental, and behavioral ... Guide clients through the creative process and encourage them to engage with their feelings and ...

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How much do art guide jobs pay per year?

As of Jun 22, 2026, the average yearly pay for art guide in the United States is $69,553.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $36,000.00 and $99,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an Art Guide, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Art Guide, you need a solid background in art history or fine arts, strong presentation skills, and often a relevant degree or certification in museum studies. Familiarity with digital tour tools, audio guide systems, and museum collection management software is usually required. Exceptional interpersonal skills, enthusiasm, and the ability to engage diverse audiences make an Art Guide stand out. These skills are essential for delivering informative, memorable tours that foster appreciation of art and enhance the visitor experience.

What are Art Guides?

Art Guides are professionals who lead tours or provide information about artworks, exhibitions, and art history in museums, galleries, or other cultural venues. They help visitors understand the context, significance, and techniques behind different pieces of art, often tailoring their presentations to suit various audiences. Art Guides may also answer questions, share interesting stories about artists, and encourage engagement with art in an educational and accessible way.

What is the difference between Art Guide vs Art Curator?

AspectArt GuideArt Curator
Required CredentialsHigh school diploma or equivalent; some roles may prefer art-related certificationsBachelor's degree in art history, museum studies, or related field; often a master's degree
Work EnvironmentMuseums, galleries, art festivals, cultural eventsMuseums, galleries, private collections, art institutions
Employer & Industry UsageUsed by cultural institutions to assist visitors and promote exhibitsUsed by museums and galleries to select, acquire, and interpret artworks

While both Art Guides and Art Curators work within the art industry, Art Guides primarily focus on visitor engagement and exhibit assistance, often requiring customer service skills and basic art knowledge. Art Curators have a more specialized role involving research, acquisition, and interpretation of artworks, typically requiring advanced education. Understanding these differences helps clarify career paths and job expectations in the art sector.

How does an Art Guide typically collaborate with museum staff and curators during exhibitions?

Art Guides work closely with museum staff and curators to ensure that the information they present to visitors is accurate, engaging, and tailored to each exhibition. They often attend briefings or training sessions led by curators to stay updated on exhibition themes, featured artists, and key artworks. Collaboration also includes coordinating schedules, assisting with group tours, and sometimes providing feedback to curators based on visitor interactions. This teamwork helps create an enriching and cohesive experience for museum guests.
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Art School Summer Camp Teacher

Art School Summer Camp Teacher

One River School of Art and Design

Manhasset, NY • On-site

$20 - $40/hr

Part-time

Posted 17 days ago

Job description

Summer Art Instructor (Part-Time) (Manhasset, NY)

One River School of Art + Design
$20–$40 per hour

One River School of Art + Design is seeking creative, enthusiastic art teachers to lead summer art programs for students Pre-K–12.

This role is ideal for art educators, teaching artists, and practicing creatives who enjoy working with young artists and are excited to teach a variety of contemporary art classes in a fun, studio-based environment.

Our summer programs are designed to feel like real artist studios—exploratory, skill-building, and inspiring. Teachers have the opportunity to introduce students to both traditional and contemporary creative practices while helping them develop confidence and artistic voice.



What You’ll Do

Lead engaging, hands-on art classes for elementary, middle and high school students during our summer session.

Depending on your experience and interests, classes may include:

• Street Art & Spray Painting Techniques
• Digital Art & Illustration
• 3D Modeling & Creative Design
• Resin Art & Mixed Media
• Cosplay Costume & Character Design
• Painting & Drawing Fundamentals
• Watercolor & Portraiture
• Manga & Cartooning
• Fabric Arts & Textile Design

Teachers guide students through creative projects, skill-building exercises, and collaborative studio experiences that encourage experimentation, problem-solving, and artistic growth.

Schedules may include weekday daytime classes and some evenings, making this an excellent summer opportunity for art teachers.



Why Art Teachers Love Teaching at One RiverCreative Variety

Teach a range of contemporary and traditional art forms, from digital illustration to street art and costume design.

Curriculum Support

Our curriculum provides structure and inspiration while allowing teachers to bring their own ideas and artistic style into the classroom.

Fully Equipped Studios

All materials, tools, and supplies are provided, including specialty materials for mixed media and digital work.

Inspiring Environment

Teach in a beautiful contemporary studio space with an in-house gallery, surrounded by fellow artists and educators.

Perfect for Summer Teaching

Flexible schedules make this role ideal for K–12 art teachers, teaching artists, or graduate students in art education seeking meaningful summer work.



Who You Are

• An art teacher or practicing artist with teaching experience
• Comfortable teaching multiple art mediums or creative disciplines
• Enthusiastic about working with middle and high school students
• Passionate about helping students develop creative confidence and artistic skills
• Organized, engaging, and collaborative



Education & Experience

• BFA or BS in Art Education, Fine Arts, or related field preferred
• Teaching experience with children or teens
• Experience in multiple art disciplines such as digital art, painting, illustration, street art, sculpture, or textile arts is highly valued



About One River School

Since 2012, One River School has been redefining art education through a focus on contemporary art, creativity, and community. With 15 schools across six states, our mission is to inspire students of all ages to explore their creative potential through innovative, studio-based learning.

At One River, art education is vibrant, contemporary, and deeply engaging—and we’re looking for teachers who bring that same energy to the classroom.



One River School of Art + Design is an equal opportunity employer committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees and students.