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Director of Public Art & Commissions
Arts New Orleans
Posted 07/24/25
P.O. Box 58379, New Orleans , LA 70158
Job Description
Job Title: Director of Public Art & Commissions
Organization: Arts New Orleans
Location: New Orleans, LA
Job Type: Full-Time, Exempt
Salary Range: $80,000 – $100,000, commensurate with experience
Application Deadline: August 3, 2025
Apply to: jobs@artsneworleans.org
Position Summary:
The Director of Public Art & Commissions leads some of Arts New Orleans’ most visible creative work, overseeing the creation of transformative public art experiences that connect communities and celebrate New Orleans’ cultural vibrancy. This role combines strategic program leadership with hands-on project management. The Director will oversee three key program areas:
- The City of New Orleans Percent for Art Program
- A growing portfolio of private commissions
- LUNA Fête, our annual festival of light, art, and technology
This is a pivotal leadership role for a candidate with strong administrative skills, public art expertise, and the ability to supervise and collaborate with a multi-person team—especially during a period of organizational growth and transition.
Key Responsibilities Include:
- Lead strategic planning and implementation for all public art projects
- Cultivate and manage relationships with city agencies, private developers, and community organizations
- Oversee the Percent for Art Program, managing over $1 million annually in public art commissions
- Supervise a team of public art professionals and project managers
- Direct artist selection, community engagement, permitting, and execution of large-scale projects
- Develop private commission opportunities and support artist growth through training initiatives
- Support the planning, curation, and execution of LUNA Fête alongside staff and contracted producers
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in arts administration, public art, or related fields
- Minimum 5 years of leadership in public art or cultural programming
- Experience managing high-budget public art projects and multi-disciplinary teams
- Strong project management, administrative, and communication skills
- Experience working with municipalities or Percent for Art programs is highly preferred
Salary & Benefits:
- Salary range: $80,000 – $100,000, based on experience
- 100% employer-paid health insurance
- 403(b) retirement plan with 2% salary match
- Flexible vacation policy
How to Apply:
Please note: this is a shortened job description. Read full description here: https://www.artsneworleans.org/director-of-public-art-commissions-job-description. Email a cover letter (max two pages), resume, and three references to jobs@artsneworleans.org. Include your name and Director of Public Art & Commissions in the subject line. Resumes submitted without a cover letter or via job services will not be reviewed.
Application Deadline: August 3, 2025.
Early applications are encouraged and will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Interviews will be held August 14–15, but may begin earlier for qualified applicants.
About Arts New Orleans
Orleans ParishCompany ProfileCelebrating its 50th year of operations, the Arts Council of New Orleans (dba Arts New Orleans) is a private, nonprofit organization that supports arts and culture in the city. Our mission is to support public art and artists, creating work that inspires, connects, and enriches the community through creative expression. Our vision is to cultivate vibrant communities through the impact of arts and culture.
Arts New Orleans’ core pillars include:
- Empower & Develop Artists at All Levels: We provide professional development, resources, and economic opportunities for emerging and established artists. Through dedicated support and guidance, we equip artists to thrive, particularly those new to public art, while fostering connections to the broader New Orleans creative community.
- Create & Promote Art within the Community: We invest in the development of communities through the arts, leading the creation of new, accessible public art projects and showcasing art in ways that inspire, connect, and engage residents. From public art installations to markets, we bring art into everyday spaces, ensuring accessibility and a shared cultural experience.
- Foster Creative Expression & Opportunity for Youth: We empower youth - especially those with limited access to resources and opportunities - to explore the arts as a transformative tool for self-expression and healing. Through programs like Young Artist Movement, we increase access to creative outlets, foster collaboration, and support personal growth, offering young people the tools and inspiration they need to imagine and pursue a brighter future.
Learn more at https://www.artsneworleans.org/.
