Lecturer in Fine Art (part-time) – 0982-22

£37,474 to £42,155
pro-rata

Closing Date:  

Sunday 16 October 2022

Interview Date:  

To be confirmed

Reference:  

0982-22

We are seeking to appoint a Lecturer in Fine Art to join the Lancaster Institute of Contemporary Arts on a 0.7 FTE basis until the 31st July 2023. You will contribute to the delivery of a range of modules at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels, especially in the area of painting. You will supervise undergraduate and postgraduate students, contribute to the development of pedagogy in your area of expertise, and participate in the administration of teaching. You will be a practicing artist with a postgraduate qualification and good knowledge of the context in which modern and contemporary fine art painting is made. You should be confident in demonstrating painting methods and techniques, delivering presentations and discussing issues and debates in contemporary fine art.

Lancaster Institute for the Contemporary Arts (LICA) encompasses Lancaster’s teaching and research activities in Art, Architecture, Design, Film and Theatre. LICA is a vibrant and highly supportive learning environment where a strong research ethos underpins and shapes everything we do. We are committed to leading interdisciplinary and international research in contemporary arts.

LICA aims to be an equal, diverse and inclusive work and study environment. It achieved an Athena SWAN bronze award in 2019 and is preparing an application for silver award. Requests for flexible working will be considered. We welcome applications from people in all diversity groups.

Informal enquiries may be directed to: Professor Alan Marsden [email protected]

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