Envision, Inc.
Envision Arts Studio Coordinator and Workshop Facilitator
Farmers Branch, Texas•Contract
$20 - $30 hourly
$20 - $30 hourly
About the Job
Envision Arts Studio Coordinator & Workshop Facilitator
Independent Contractor (1099)| Part-Time| $20-30/hour (commensurate with experience)
Estimated Scope: Up to 20 hours/week, based on mutually agreed deliverables, projects, and program needs. Engagement level may vary.
Location: Envision Dallas Campus, Farmers Branch, TX (services performed on-site as needed)
Location: Envision Dallas Campus, Farmers Branch, TX (services performed on-site as needed)
Role Summary:
Envision Arts Dallas is seeking an experienced and reliable independent contractor to provide and workshop facilitation and related creative services for the Envision Arts program in Farmers Branch.
This opportunity is ideal for a teaching artist, arts educator, or community arts facilitator who operates with a high degree of autonomy, utilizes their own professional judgment, and brings expertise in inclusive and adaptive practices.
The contractor will be engaged to support studio-based programming, facilitate workshops, and contribute to community-facing arts initiatives. This role requires strong initiative, independent decision-making, and consistent communication regarding project status and deliverables.
About Envision Arts:
Envision Arts is a year-round creative program of Envision, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit whose mission is to improve the quality of life and provide opportunity and inspiration for people who are blind or visually impaired through employment, outreach, rehabilitation, education, and research. Through inclusive, accessible, and professionally grounded arts programming, Envision Arts advances independence and psychosocial health through creative expression, connection, and community. Participants engage in studio practice, exhibitions, museum partnerships, and expressive arts workshops designed to support rehabilitation and lifelong creative growth.
Scope of Services:
Studio Operations & Program Facilitation:
- Provide workshop leadership and teaching services during agreed-upon program times.
- Facilitate Open Art Studio and Production Arts sessions in alignment with program goals.
- Deliver instruction using contractor’s own methods, techniques, and expertise across visual and expressive art modalities.
- Adapt materials and approaches to support individuals who are blind or visually impaired, including those with additional disabilities.
- Follow established safety and accessibility guidelines while delivering services.
Curriculum Development & Instruction:
- Design and implement accessible, multi-sensory art programming for various participant groups as part of agreed-upon engagements.
- Develop instructional content using contractor’s professional expertise and creative approach.
- Support development of production-based artwork including clay, mixed media, and functional art.
Studio Materials & Equipment:
- May utilize and oversee safe use of studio equipment, including kilns, woodworking tools, and production equipment.
- May recommend materials or supplies to support workshop delivery.
Exhibitions, Artwork Handling & Sales:
- Support preparation of artwork for exhibitions, installations, and sales opportunities.
- Assist with inventory tracking, documentation, and general artwork handling practices.
Program & Community Engagement:
- Facilitate workshops connected to Envision programs, including rehabilitation partnerships (e.g., SKIP Program).
- Participate in community events, workshops, and partnerships as mutually agreed.
Administrative Coordination:
- Provide periodic updates regarding program activities, supply needs, and general progress toward deliverables.
- Coordinate availability and session timing with Envision to fulfill agreed services,
Independent Contractor Relationship:
This engagement is structured as an independent contractor relationship. The contractor:
- Maintains control over the manner and means of performing services.
- Is not subject to direct supervision regarding day-to-day activities.
- Is responsible for all taxes, insurance, and business expenses.
- May provide services to other clients during the term of this engagement.
This agreement does not create an employer-employee relationship.
Qualifications (Preferred):
- Background in art education, fine arts, community arts, or related field.
- Experience working with individuals with disabilities, including visual impairment.
- Experience with ceramics and studio-based practices.
- Demonstrated ability to work independently and manage multiple projects.
Minimum Requirements:
- Must be 18 years or older.
- Completion of background screening as required under contractor engagement guidelines.
- Reliable transportation.
- Ability to perform physical aspects of studio work.
Additional Considerations:
- Contractor determines work approach and methods, within agreed program expectations.
- Some evening or weekend availability may be required based on scheduled programming.
- Local travel may be needed for events or partnerships.
How to Apply:
Please submit a brief letter of interest and resume outlining relevant experience.
www.envisionartsgallery.com
Closing Statement:
Envision, Inc. is committed to inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility and encourages individuals with disabilities and those with lived experience in disability communities to apply.