This article came from Artswire a little while ago:

______ ARTS JOB SEEKERS HAVE ACCESS TO WIDE RANGE OF RESOURCES

As the Internet has expanded, access to information about jobs continues to increase. In addition to sources which list a wide range of jobs in the cultural sector, such as Arts Wire Current's "Jobs" -- http://www.artswire.org/current/jobs.html -- there are location-based lists of jobs in the cultural sector such as The Arts & Business Council's ARTSWORKNY -- -- for the New York Metro area. Other lists, such as e-Architecture's Job Listings, are discipline specific.

Also available are lists of jobs in particular sectors of the arts community, such as the list of jobs in artists communities offered by the Alliance of Artists' Communities -- http://www.teleport.com/~aac/ -- where recent listings have included Administrative Director of The Civitella Ranieri Foundation, which provides residency fellowships to visual artists, writers, musicians and filmmakers at the Civitella Ranieri castle in central Italy.

"Jobs is one of our two content pillars, along with news," David Eedle, one of the two owners and company directors of the Australian-based DRAMATIC ONLINE -- http://www.dramaticonline.com/ -- told Arts Wire. "We know from feedback and anecdote that it is very highly valued. We know of several instances where people working overseas have secured jobs via our listings and moved to Australia."

"WESTAF'S ARTJOB continues to grow. We've nearly doubled the number of job listings on the site in the last year," says Western States Arts Federation (WESTAF) Marketing Director Kimberly MacArthur Graham. "And right now, we're looking at ways to partner with state and regional arts agencies to further increase ArtJob's effectiveness."

ArtJob -- http://www.artjob.com -- long a source of employment information for the art community, is no longer published in a print version. "ArtJob Online is solo, though we do publish an e-mail newsletter, DIRECTIONS," Graham notes.

Although the Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington's JOBank -- http://www.cultural-alliance.org/programs/jobank.html -- continues their on site drop in service, they have added an electronic component so that members with e-mail addresses can now receive updates and information regarding new job listings.

David Eedle, who has a 16 year background in arts and cultural management, starting life as a stage hand and lighting designer, before a stint managing a 500 seat performing arts center, also commented on the high level of mobility in the industry, not just in Australia, but across the world. "We were at a party last night and met three guys -- two from Holland and one from Germany -- all of whom met and married Australian women in Europe, and who have moved to Australia looking for work. All are in the cultural industry," he said.
Some current arts jobs web sites and sources of information about jobs in the arts are listed below.NATIONAL JOB SOURCES

____ARTS WIRE CURRENT JOBS
Now in its third year, Arts Wire Current's JOBS page -- http://www.artswire.org/current/jobs.html -- is updated every Monday and features a comprehensive and international list of job opportunities.

To submit jobs to Arts Wire, email them to joblist@artswire.org Please send a text file in the body of the message. (ie no attachments and no HTML) There is no fee for posting job listings but jobs should be arts related. The deadline is Friday for the next week's listings.

___ARTJOB
ARTJOB ONLINE -- http://www.artjob.com -- features a national database of job listings in all arts disciplines in the nonprofit, commercial, academic, and public sectors. The service is a source for professional opportunities and key information in all areas of the arts, including: Presenting, Producing, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, Academic, Internships & Fellowships, Conferences, and Commissions.

"About six months ago, I decided to get back into the arts world, (I was at the time working as a county commissioner): says Idaho Commission on the Arts' Executive Director Dan Harpole, who found his job through ArtJob. "I asked around to find a good source for information on arts employment, and someone recommended ArtJob Online. It was the only source I ended up using, because there was so much there. Here I was in a rural area of Washington state, and for $25 [three month subscription fee] I knew about great jobs all over the country! It was a terrific investment in my future. I applied to five jobs, got interviews with three, and was employed within 3 1/2 months. The job I ended up taking with the Idaho Commission is the best job I've ever had. I really love the job."
ArtJob has also added a number of features to the site. It now includes articles, as well as tips on various aspects of job searching.
Among the articles currently on ArtJob are "A New Way to Work and Age in the 21st Century" by Hellen Harkness and "Self-Marketing for Artists" by Contemporary Jazz recording artist, Bradley Sowash, based on his workshop for the Ohio Arts Council.

___THE ARTIST'S RESOURCE CENTER (ARC) AT THE SCHOOL OF THE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS, BOSTON
The Artist's Resource Center (ARC) at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston -- http://www.smfa.edu -- provides career and professional development services and resources for the fine artist. The Center, open by subscription to the general public, offers current arts-related employment and internship listings, as well as extensive local, national, and international information on grants, residencies, exhibitions, competitions and public art commissions.

Additional services include career counseling, assistance with resume writing, job-hunting strategies, marketing and on-line resources. The ARC also publishes the ARTIST'S RESOURCE letter, a bi-weekly newsletter listing current job postings, upcoming opportunity deadlines for artists, and announcements of interest to the arts community.

Current subscription rates are $60.00/six months or $110.00/one year. This includes the bi-weekly newsletter and complete access to the Center and their services. There is a discount for those affiliated with the Museum School. (alumni, former staff and faculty, members of the Museum of Fine Arts) They are happy to send out a subscription form and a free copy of the newsletter to anyone who inquires.

For more information or to receive the newsletter, call 617-369-3635; email arc@smfa.edu website http://www.smfa.edu (to reach the ARC page, go to the left-hand navigation bar and select "General Information and Resources"; then click on the purple bar at the top of the page that reads "Artist's Resource Center")

__OTHER SOURCES OF ARTS JOB INFORMATION ON A NATIONAL BASIS INCLUDE:
The Visual Artists Information Hotline's EMPLOYMENT IN THE ARTS FACTSHEET -- http://www.nyfa.org/vaih/employment.pdf -- which provides descriptions and access information for arts job sources both on and offline -- including ASIAN AMERICAN ARTS CALENDAR; ARTSEARCH; ARTDEADLINE.COM; and ART CALENDAR.
OCCUPATIONAL OUTLOOK HANDBOOK, 2000-01 EDITION -- http://stats.bls.gov/ocohome.htm
MONSTER.COM -- http://www.monster.comGEOGRAPHIC JOB SOURCES

__ARTSWORKNY - NEW YORK CITY, NY
The Arts & Business Council's ARTSWORKNY -- http://www.artsandbusiness.org/programs/artsworkny.html -- lists arts management job opportunities in the New York metro area. Job Descriptions are updated bi-weekly.

Job listings this month include Program Assistant- Education & Training, Arts & Business Council; and Development Assistant Bargemusic; (a not-for-profit chamber music organization in Brooklyn Heights) and others.

They invite arts organizations to post job listings by accessing their data entry page___CAGW JOBank - WASHINGTON, DC -
The Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington (CAGW) JOBank http://www.cultural-alliance.org/programs/jobank.html provides information for jobseekers and employers.

The JOBank contains listings of primarily local employment opportunities in the arts and arts administration -- maintained in notebook binders at the CAGW office. The JOBank also has national arts employment periodicals such as ArtSEARCH, AVISO, ArtJob, Current Jobs in Art, and ARTCALENDAR. Employers can submit job postings for the JOBank using a form located on the web site.
CAGW members and affiliate members with email addresses can now receive updates and information regarding new job listings. Send email inquiries to the JOBank coordinator, Aja Burrell Wood, at awood@cultural-alliance.org

__OTHER AREA RESOURCES INCLUDE:
CANADIAN CAREER PAGE -- http://www.canadiancareers.com/ces1/culture.html
ArtPRIDE NEW JERSEY -- ONLINE ARTS JOB BANK -- http://www.artpridenj.com/jobbank.htm
HIREMINDS (Boston Area) -- http://www.hireminds.net/
THE GREATER PHILADELPHIA CULTURAL ALLIANCE JOB BANK -- http://www.libertynet.org/gpca/jobbank.html
ARTS NORTH CAROLINA -- http://www.artsnc.org/4_joblinks.html
THE LOUISIANA DIVISION OF THE ARTS E-MAIL FORUM -- http://www.crt.state.la.us/arts
ART JOBS IN ARIZONA -- http://az.arts.asu.edu/artscomm
ARTIST RESOURCE (San Francisco Bay Area) -- http://www.artistresource.org/jobs.htmDISCIPLINE SPECIFIC JOB SOURCES

___MUSEUM JOBS ONLINE
Based in Scotland, Museum Jobs Online -- http://www.museumjobs.com/ -- includes international job listings for all kinds of museums.

Among the arts related jobs listed this month are Curator of Education, Miami Art Museum, Miami, Florida; Manager, Arts and Cultural Services, Rockhampton City Council, Queensland, Australia; and Education Officer, National Museums of Scotland
Organizations are invited to post job listings. Right now listings are free, but they intend to start charging for listing job advertisements when their forthcoming worldwide advertising campaign starts. "Whatever happens, we will always operate a policy of free adverts for organizations in the forty world's poorest countries," they note.

___NAMAC ANNOUNCEMENTS PAGE
The NATIONAL ALLIANCE FOR MEDIA ARTS AND CULTURE (NAMAC) ANNOUNCEMENTS -- http://www.namac.org/Announce/index.html -- lists jobs in the media arts.
This month's job listings include Executive Director, Boston Film/Video Foundation; Operations Director, Free Speech TV; and Teaching Position, (independent filmmaker) Humboldt State University.

___ARLIS/NA JOBNET
The Art Libraries Society of North America's ARLIS/NA JobNet at -- http://www.arlisna.org//jobs.html -- lists vacancy announcements for art librarians, visual Library and resources professionals, Information Science Jobs and related positions.

This month job listings include Head Librarian. The Minneapolis Institute of Arts; Acquisitions Librarian, Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library; Library Assistant III, The J. Paul Getty Museum; and Director of Library, Illinois Institute of Art.

___THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION: CAREER NETWORK
THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION: CAREER NETWORK -- http://chronicle.com/jobs/ -- lists Jobs and employment information for administrators and faculty. Jobs in art, art history, communication, dance, music,literature, theater, and more, from THE CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION, are listed under the Humanities category. Listings that appear in the current month are available to subscribers only, but jobs from the previous month's listings are available on the web page.

The site also includes articles of interest to seekers of jobs in academia, including this month: Michael Loyd Gray,"Finding a tenure-track job, and losing it", and an opportunity to share "the dumbest mistake that you've ever made on the job market, either as a candidate or an interviewer"

___BACKSTAGE.COM
Formerly the Theatre Design & Technical Jobs Page, BackstageJobs.com -- http://backstagejobs.com/ -- lists jobs from across the U.S. and around the world. "It has posted listings from England, France, Denmark, Australia, Canada, and the Philippines, just to name a few," says Patrick Hudson, a Freelance Lighting Designer, in Chicago, Illinois who runs the site as a service to the live entertainment community.

"I feel that there are plenty of sites for acting, and plenty of casting notices available. There is a severe lack of publicly available listings for the 'behind-the-scenes' jobs," he states on the site. This site is designed to help the 'behind-the-scenes' people in the live entertainment industry find work, and to help entertainment groups fill their job openings. Always free to use!"
Among many current listings are Musical Director, Tibbits Summer Theare Coldwater, MI; and Actor/Stage Director, Prairie Fire Children's Theatre, Barrett, MN.

The site also includes THE CHICAGO CONTACT SHEET, designed to be an online resource for those looking to hire freelance theatre and entertainment designers, directors, and technicians; and THE GREENROOM where "you will find all sorts of things to distract you from your work...."

___E-ARCHITECT
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) E-ARCHITECT -- http://www.e-architect.com/ -- provides job listings for architects and the architectural profession as well as associated articles, currently including "Alternative Career Paths Provide Vast Differences In Compensation for Architects; Compensation growth generally stronger at firms than in alternative careers" by AIA Chief Economist Kermit Baker.

___OTHER DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC JOB RESOURCES INCLUDE:
MUSEUM EMPLOYMENT RESOURCE CENTER -- http://www.museum-employment.com/
MUSEUM JOB RESOURCES ONLINE -- http://www.interlog.com/~joellong/musjobs/jobs.htm
JOBLINE NEWS (Graphic Artists Guild) -- http://gag.org/jobline/index.html
The Associated Writing Programs (AWP) JOB LIST: ADVICE AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR JOB SEEKERS -- http://awpwriter.org
POETS & WRITERS CLASSIFIEDS -- http://www.pw.org
The Women's Philharmonic: COMPOSING A CAREER: A RESOURCE GUIDE FOR COMPOSERS -- http://www.womensphil.org/musicstore.html
The New York New Media Association's (NYNMA) SILICON ALLEY JOB BOARD -- http://www.nynma.org
CRAIG'S LIST (new media jobs) -- http://www.craigslist.org THE BAY AREA VIDEO COALITION (BAVC) -- http://www.bavc.org
THE JOBS BULLETIN FOR DRAMATIC ONLINE -- http://www.dramaticonline.com/
COUNCIL ON FOUNDATIONS JOB BANK -- http://www.commarts.com/career/index.html
COMMUNICATION ARTS : CAREER -- http://www.commarts.com/career/index.html
WORKING TODAY: NEW YORK NEW MEDIA PROJECT -- http://www.workingtoday.org/other/newprojects1.html