Director-CuratorNeutral Ground Artist‑Run Centre, Regina, SaskatchewanApplication Deadline:11:59 p.M. on June 1, 2026Target Interview Dates:June 9–12, 2026Target Start Date:July 2, 2026About Neutral GroundNeutral Ground is a non‑profit organisation dedicated to developing opportunities for artists and engaging the public with emerging, experimental, multidisciplinary artistic practices. Launched in 1982, we operate a public gallery on Treaty 4 land in Regina, Saskatchewan.Job OverviewReporting to the Board of Directors, the Director‑Curator will manage all aspects of the gallery’s daily operations and lead NG in the development of a curatorial vision. The position is a two‑year term with the possibility of permanent appointment.Term, Hours and CompensationTerm: Two‑year term, with possibility of permanent appointmentHours: 35 hours a week (four days, 30 hours) with additional 5 hours of flexible work for duties such as installations, receptions, board meetings, grant deadlines, etc.Compensation: $50,000 per yearBenefits: Health and dental benefits; 4 weeks of vacation thefirst year (5 weeks total thereafter); relocation expense contribution may be providedResponsibilitiesLeadingOversee day‑to‑day operations with support from a second staff memberMaintain charitable status through documents management, annual reviews, and federal and provincial returnsManage and promote programming via curatorial work and jury‑selected works from open callsArticulate and implement a programming vision aligned with Neutral Ground’s ethosFinancial oversight: draft, monitor, and update budgets; collaborate with bookkeeper, treasurer, and accountant; prepare year‑end financial reportsWrite, report on, and communicate core and project grants with fundersOversee public promotion, engagement,



and community partnershipsRecruit, hire, and manage additional staffProvide curatorial support for exhibiting artistsReport to the Board on finances, programming, and engagementImplement policies and procedures in day‑to‑day operationsCollaboratingAnnual budget planningFundraising and sponsorship initiatives to supplement core fundingDevelop membership programming, perks, and relationships through recruitment and engagementPlan and execute annual events and allied initiativesAGM planning and implementationPolicy developmentStrategic planning, visioning, and implementationDetermine staff requirements for programmingDevelop and implement equity and decolonisation strategies rooted in reciprocal conversation and best practicesSupportingMaintain gallery hours through presence on siteGallery maintenance and exhibition installationFoster meaningful visitor engagement and develop educational materials (e.G., didactic materials, tours)Day‑to‑day administration such as record keeping and equipment rentals handled by other staffManage membership lists, equipment rentals, and communication with members, including annual surveysCompetenciesPost‑secondary education in arts, administration, or equivalent experienceAt least 2 years of arts administration and/or curatorial experienceStrong collaborative skills with staff, volunteers, interns, members,



and the BoardOffice management and administrative skills with reliability and discretionRespect for diverse viewpoints and ability to foster consensus buildingExperience in gallery promotion, social media, and press engagementInnovative thinking in contemporary art strategy, curation, and artist supportAssetsValid driver’s licence and access to a vehicleComfort with climbing 12‑foot laddersProficiency in a language other than EnglishIndependent visual, writing, and/or curatorial practiceApplication ProcessSubmit a 1‑page cover letter expressing your interest, experience, and capacity to meet the dutiesCurriculum Vitae (maximum 5 pages)Optionally, a link to a 5‑minute video expressing your interest and capacity to meet the dutiesInclude your name in the email subject line: "Director‑Curator Application: your name"Contact:Board of Directors – Hiring Committee– email: [email protected] invited to interview will be asked to provide contact information for two references who can speak directly to the required competencies.Disability AccommodationCandidates with disabilities will receive accommodation throughout the hiring process upon request. Please email [email protected] to request accommodation.Equal Opportunity StatementNeutral Ground welcomes applications from candidates who are members of racialized communities, women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, persons of low‑income and working‑class backgrounds, persons of minority sexual orientations and gender identities, and those with the skills and knowledge to engage productively within diverse communities.Contact Information#404, 2125 – 11th Avenue, Regina, SK S4P [email protected](306) 780‑9284#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Director-Curator - C$50,000 A Year (Winnipeg)
🏢 Neutral Ground Artist‑Run Centre
📍 Winnipeg