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Position 1: Assistant to the Director of the Osaka Art Center (Full-time)
Location: Osaka, Japan
Job Responsibilities:
Familiarize yourself with the operational models of domestic and international galleries or art centers, assist the director in managing daily operations, and ensure the efficient operation of the art center;
Handle daily administrative tasks, including document management, meeting arrangements, and visitor reception;
Coordinate internal workflows within the center to ensure smooth communication and collaboration between departments;
Manage staff training, assist in recruitment, selection, and termination processes;
Oversee the coordination of exhibitions and events, including setup and dismantling;
Maintain relationships with artists, collectors, and partner institutions to support the progress of art projects;
Assist with financial affairs such as budget management and document organization;
Other tasks assigned by the director.
Qualifications:
Integrity, resilience, and a passion for the art industry;
Bachelor's degree or higher, preferably in Art History or Art Management, with 2-3 years of relevant experience;
Proficiency in Japanese and English is required, and knowledge of Chinese is an advantage;
Strong organizational and coordination skills, ability to work independently;
Enthusiasm for the art industry, strong aesthetic judgment, and teamwork spirit;
Familiarity with AI tools, including photography, video production, and editing skills.
Position 2: Assistant to the Art Director in Osaka (Part-time)
Location: Osaka, Japan
Job Responsibilities:
Discover, research, and establish connections with Japanese artists to introduce them to the international stage;
Assist in planning and executing gallery exhibitions and related art events, participating in curatorial work;
Expand art-related networks and build relationships with art institutions, curators, and collectors;
Manage media relations and social media marketing to enhance the gallery’s international presence;
Conduct market research to understand trends and developments in the Japanese contemporary art scene;
Other tasks related to art promotion.
Qualifications:
Integrity, resilience, passion for the art industry, high sense of responsibility, and teamwork spirit; ability to adapt to flexible working hours;
Bachelor’s degree or higher, preferably in Art Management, Curation, Cultural Exchange, or Marketing;
Proficiency in Japanese is required, with additional knowledge of Chinese or English preferred;
Understanding of the Japanese art scene and an established network in the industry;
Strong communication, planning, and execution skills.
What We Offer:
Competitive salary and career growth opportunities;
Opportunities to participate in international art exchanges and curatorial projects;
A platform to expand deep industry resources and professional networks.