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Closing: 8 May 2026

Theatre, Arts Programming

Artistic Director

Salary:

 >$130,000

Skills: 

Stakeholder Engagement, Fundraising

Perth

 

Full Time
Closing: 28 Apr 2026

Arts Programming

Head of Commercial

Salary:

 >$130,000

Australia

 

Full Time
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Closing: 3 May 2026

Education & Training

Head of Sculpture

Salary:

 >$130,000

Sydney

 

Full Time

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Closing: 3 May 2026

Education & Training

Head of Painting

Salary:

 >$130,000

Sydney

 

Full Time

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Closing: 19 Apr 2026

CEO & General Management

Executive Officer

Salary:

 >$130,000

Victoria

 

Full Time

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