Oxygen Art Centre is currently looking for a candidate to fulfil one summer employment opportunity, Residency Coordinator (CSJ).
This employment opportunity is generously supported by the Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ) program.
To apply, e-mail a Cover Letter and Resume to info@oxygenartcentre.org with the subject line: “ATTN: Residency Coordinator Application.” Please include confirmation of your Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ) eligibility in the Cover Letter and e-mail.
Applications will be accepted until Wednesday, May 6, 2026, at 12AM Midnight PT.
The Residency Coordinator position will be employed over a 9-week period from June 8, 2026, to August 8, 2026.
Reporting to Oxygen’s Executive Director, the Residency Coordinator (CSJ) will assist with day-to-day arts administrative duties with focus supporting the Summer 2026 Residency with textile artists Paige Gratland, Glenn Gear, and Daniel Barrow (July 1 – August 8, 2026), as well as conduct contemporary art research to support the Exhibition & Residency program and assist with the research and production of exhibition catalogues, exhibitions, residencies, and adjunct educational materials.
A typical work week for this position is Tuesday-Saturday at approximately 6 hours per day, 30 hours per week. The employee will develop a flexible work schedule to support public programming including some evenings and weekends. This position includes working with artists, the public, and independently.
The Residency Coordinator’s work will primarily be conducted on site at the centre’s downtown Nelson facility, with research and administrative work to be conducted remotely. The Residency Coordinator will have access to a laptop, software, and technology to support this flexible work arrangement. The Residency Coordinator (CSJ) will develop a work plan and schedule specific to the candidate’s interests and goals with the Executive Director during the Orientation period (June 8-10, 2026).
The centre’s facility is located at #3-320 Vernon Street along the alleyway behind Baker Street in Nelson, British Columbia. More information about the organization can be found on Oxygen’s website or by contacting info@oxygenartcentre.org.
This position is funded by Canada Summer Jobs. Additional administration through the CSJ portal will be required at the beginning and end of employment contract. Candidates are required to state their eligibility for the CSJ program in their Cover Letter and email.
Oxygen Art Centre’s activities include the Exhibition & Residency Program and the Education program. Oxygen is unique in its structure and provides vital arts and cultural programming. We are currently looking for a Residency Coordinator to add to our dynamic team.
Oxygen Art Centre will accept applications to the Residency Coordinator (CSJ) summer employment opportunity until Wednesday, May 6, 2026. Applications are to include a Cover Letter and Resume. Please review the qualifications and scope of the position on Oxygen’s website.
