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CMA also operates the Aminah Robinson Legacy Project which encompasses an artist residency program for U.S.-based visual artists and writers located in the former home of artist Aminah Robinson.

CMA also operates the Aminah Robinson Legacy Project which encompasses an artist residency program for U.S.-based visual artists and writers located in the former home of artist Aminah Robinson.

Artist - in - Residence

Media, PA · On-site

$126K - $151K/yr

Plan middle school appropriate lessons that will scaffold the artistic process for students to have individual or collaborative work that is complete at the end of the residency. * Collaborate with ...

Artist - in - Residence

Media, PA · On-site

$126K - $151K/yr

Plan middle school appropriate lessons that will scaffold the artistic process for students to have individual or collaborative work that is complete at the end of the residency. * Collaborate with ...

Artist - in - Residence

Media, PA · On-site

$126K - $151K/yr

Plan middle school appropriate lessons that will scaffold the artistic process for students to have individual or collaborative work that is complete at the end of the residency. * Collaborate with ...

... Worship Arts, and others to gain comprehensive hands-on experience * Complete all assigned ... and Residency activities in a timely manner * Function as an active member of the campus ministry ...

... Worship Arts, and others to gain comprehensive hands-on experience * Complete all assigned ... and Residency activities in a timely manner * Function as an active member of the campus ministry ...

... Worship Arts, and others to gain comprehensive hands-on experience * Complete all assigned ... and Residency activities in a timely manner * Function as an active member of the campus ministry ...

The GO Teacher Residency

New York, NY · On-site

$11K - $25K/yr

The GO Residency is a school-based teaching apprenticeship, spanning 1 to 2 years, designed to support individuals pursuing a Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) and teaching certification. Residents ...

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How much do artist residency jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 11, 2026, the average hourly pay for artist residency in the United States is $24.65, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.55 and $27.88 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the typical responsibilities and expectations during an artist residency?

During an artist residency, you are generally expected to create new work, actively engage with the provided space and resources, and sometimes participate in workshops, open studios, or community events. Many residencies also encourage collaboration with other artists and foster exchange through critiques or networking sessions. The daily structure can be flexible, giving you autonomy to focus on your artistic process while meeting occasional program milestones or deliverables. Regular communication with residency coordinators and participation in public presentations may also be required. This environment offers a unique opportunity to develop your practice, gain feedback, and build valuable professional connections.

Do artists get paid for a residency?

Artists participating in residencies may receive a stipend, salary, or living allowance, but payment varies depending on the program. Some residencies offer financial compensation, while others provide only housing, studio space, or professional development opportunities. It is important to review each residency's terms to understand the specific compensation details.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Artist Residency position, and why are they important?

To thrive in an Artist Residency, you need strong artistic skills, a solid portfolio, and a record of creative practice or exhibition experience. Familiarity with various artistic mediums, digital design software, or specialized equipment may be required depending on the residency's focus. Excellent self-motivation, adaptability, and the ability to collaborate or work independently stand out as valuable soft skills. These qualities are crucial for making the most of the residency’s resources, networking opportunities, and contributing to the artistic community.

How do I get into an artist residency?

To get into an artist residency, applicants typically submit a portfolio of their work, a project proposal, and a resume or CV. Selection is often based on artistic merit, originality, and how well the proposed project aligns with the residency's focus or environment; some residencies also require letters of recommendation or interviews.

How much do artists get paid for residency?

Artist residencies typically offer stipends ranging from a few hundred to several thousand dollars per month, depending on the program, location, and duration. Some residencies provide additional benefits such as housing, studio space, or travel allowances, but many are unpaid or offer only a small honorarium. Payment structures vary widely, so artists should review each program's details before applying.

What do artists do in a residency?

Artists in a residency focus on creating new work, developing their skills, and exploring ideas in a dedicated environment. They often engage with the community, participate in workshops, and utilize studio space and resources provided by the residency program.

What is an Artist Residency job?

An Artist Residency job provides artists with space, time, and resources to focus on their creative work, often in a new environment. These residencies can be hosted by institutions, galleries, or cultural organizations and may offer studio space, funding, or mentorship. The goal is to support artistic development and community engagement, sometimes culminating in exhibitions or public presentations.

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Part-Time Teaching Artist

$31/hr

Part-time

Posted 2 days ago


Job description

Part-Time Teaching Artist
(Approximately 10-15 hours per week, weekdays during school hours and occasional evening/weekend hours)

POSITION: Part-time teaching artist
DEPARTMENT: Administrative, Education and Community Engagement
CATEGORY: Part-time, FLSA Non-exempt
PAY RANGE: $31.00/class, plus mileage and administrative compensation
POSITION SUMMARY:
The Teaching Artist provides dance and movement instruction at off-site locations, including but not limited to public schools and community centers.
Current program areas include ballet workshops and ballet classes for young children and in-school creative movement residencies. The Teaching Artist works directly with individuals from diverse backgrounds throughout the greater Pittsburgh region and serves as a departmental ambassador, working to develop relationships with classroom teachers and community program contacts
Core Duties amp; Responsibilities:
Create and facilitate dance and movement instruction
Establish safe and positive learning environment
Document residency work
Participate in PBT professional development and support facilitation of professional development with classroom teachers
Create and facilitate dance and movement instruction
  • Establish and maintain communication with Education department staff and classroom teachers before and throughout the duration of the residency
  • Create lesson plans that are in accordance with established curricula
  • Facilitate dance and movement lessons in various settings
  • Establish safe and positive learning environment
  • Demonstrate respect for all persons and all abilities in community settings
  • Support accomplishments of participants and provide feedback to participants as necessary
  • Adapt dance and movement exercises as necessary for safety and comfort of participants
Document residency work
  • Maintain accurate attendance records for residency work
  • Collect paperwork from teachers and deliver it to Education department in a timely manner
  • Provide sample journals from each residency experience
Participate in department meetings and professional development
  • Participate in all required professional development sessions and meetings administered by the PBT Education department
  • Read and analyze education research applicable to the position as provided by the Education department
  • Facilitate and document professional development for classroom teachers, using established curricula and observation protocols

Skills and Competencies:
  • Flexible critical thinking
  • Excellent classroom management skills
  • Inclusive and culturally competent teaching methods
  • Understanding of current arts education trends

Qualifications:
  • At least 2 years of experience teaching dance and/or movement classes in a community setting required
  • Training in and/or a willingness to be trained in dance pedagogy techniques for individuals with specialized needs and/or experiences required
  • Experience in ballet performance and/or dance education and instruction strongly preferred
  • B.A. in dance, education or similar field and/or professional dance experience preferred
  • Bilingual (Spanish/English) a plus!

Physical Requirements:
This position requires reliable transportation as the work environment will constantly shift, based on program locations. As this is a dance teaching position, the applicant must be physically able to stand for hours at a time, or have experience teaching dance from a seated position. Accommodations to these physical demands can be made as long as the person in the position is still able to complete the essential functions of the job.
Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.
This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including recruiting, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation and training.