Job: Full-time stained glass artist (Seattle, WA)

Seattle Stained Glass
www.seattlestainedglass.com

Bob Bernstein
bob@seattlestainedglass.com
4258902357

Deadline to Apply: Open until filled

Job Type: Full time

Seattle Stained Glass is Seattle’s premier source for Stained Glass Window and door design, restoration, fabrication, and repair. We also produce applied lead insulated windows, custom sashes, and offer on-site repairs, installations and service.
Our company has been a fixture in the Wallingford neighborhood of Seattle for 40 years. We pride ourselves on our quality product design and manufacture.
We are currently hiring a fabrication artist. 
Job Description:
Perform restoration of historic windows, maintaining the original artistic intent. 
Build high quality products and repairs within the expectations of the quotation.
Perform on-site repairs and installation.
Assist with process development as we modernize our systems.
Skills:
You can recognize and employ best fabrication concepts
You are expert in the materials and processes used in stained glass manufacturing
You have experience with the methods of installing windows
You enjoy working with a small team of people
You enjoy looking at the way we work, and creating improvements

We offer competitive wages, and a great work environment. Employees may participate in a matching 401K plan, and receive partial compensation for medical insurance costs.

How to Apply

Please email Bob Bernstein, GM Seattle Stained Glass

Grants: Grant LAB has $3000 up for artists residing in Washington state

Washington State, WA + Artists Up Grant LAB:

The Grant LAB is an experiment of Artists Up [a collaborative effort between the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, 4Culture, and Artist Trust], offering $3,000 awards to Washington State artists working in all disciplines, to enhance their creative process. Artists of color are strongly encouraged to apply. The Grant LAB is experimenting with grantmaking ideas and practices for greater access and equity to benefit ALL communities in Seattle, King County and Washington State. This support aims to enhance artist’s creative process. Awarded artists in all disciplines and cultural forms must offer an opportunity to share in-progress or finished work with the community. This can include an exhibit, installation, performance, reading, screening or collaborative presentation.

Deadline: September 28, 2016, 5:00pm
Eligibility: Artists residing in Washington State
Information: Email helloartistsup@gmail.com or visit www.artistsup.org for more information.