I-2-I Solutions, Inc: PROFESSIONAL MURALIST ARTIST

Artworker is needed in Cañon City, United States.

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Client: I-2-I Solutions, Inc.

Location: Cañon City, CO

Contract: Temporary, Part-time, Full-time

Job Title: Professional Muralist Artist

Location: FCC Florence, 5880 State Highway 67 S, Florence CO, 81226

• Schedule: three weekly sessions, each lasting seven hours, primarily between 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, with a 30-minute unpaid lunch break (Flexibility to adjust weekly hours to meet institutional needs)
• Perform on-site instruction at FCC Florence, with occasional travel to off-site locations for mural projects and exhibitions.

Responsibilities:

• Develop comprehensive lesson objectives, detailed plans, and well-structured course outlines that align with CAP’s mission.
• Instruct inmates in mural design, painting techniques, and illustration skills, spanning basic, intermediate, and advanced levels.
• Guide participants through the entire process of conceptualizing, executing, and completing mural projects.
• Facilitate constructive conversations and discussions about artwork to promote improved social skills among inmates.
• Encourage artistic expression as a means of healing and coping for participants who have been impacted by trauma.
• Provide insights into the business aspects of creative industries, fostering an understanding of entrepreneurial opportunities.
• Monitor inmate attendance and promptly report any infractions to the relevant institutional authorities.
• Maintain open communication via phone for emergency situations and provide written follow-up statements as needed.

Qualifications:

• Professional muralist/artist with a strong portfolio and teaching experience across basic, intermediate, and advanced mural design levels.
• Operating expertise in at least two specified art disciplines.
• Familiarity with industry trends and initiatives related to creative industries and art-making.
• Proficiency in designing curriculum tailored for adult learners in a correctional setting.
• Preferred familiarity with the criminal justice system and experience working with diverse populations impacted by trauma.
• Proven ability to oversee and collaborate with consultants, artists, and instructors.
• Demonstrated experience in developing community-based partnerships.
• Exceptional written and verbal communication skills.
• Minimum of one-year experience coordinating public art projects, including government mural initiatives.