Participate actively in sales: presenting work, answering questions, following up with interested visitors, and helping advance conversations toward a close

It’s important to have writing, editing and communication skills for correspondence, press releases, and social media. The job will entail contacting press, curators, artists, and collectors.

Attend 1–2 evening events per month (openings, artist talks)

Core computer skills are essential. Knowledge of Adobe, Google, and Microsoft suites is a strong plus. We also use Filemaker Pro.

Creating social media marketing (posts, stories, posts on the fly, and more planned content)

Exhibition planning support and coordination with artists on upcoming shows

Building and maintaining individual artist profile pages on our website, based on an established structure

Press support — distributing releases, following up on coverage, researching press leads based on the exhibition

Video editing of artist talks and exhibition documentation (a strong plus, not a requirement)

Basic art preparator skills (good to have, but not mandatory)

Solid grounding in art history and fluency in contemporary art — you follow what’s happening in Los Angeles and care about it

Interested in a career in the gallery world — this role can grow with the right person

Gallery, museum or institutional experience is preferred but not required

This is an in-person job in Los Angeles that will require time a both of our locations in East Hollywood and Downtown LA.

Be available for 1-2 evening events per month (openings and artist talks)