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The Unsung Arts Collective is growing—and we are seeking high-quality, Christ-exalting arts practitioners to join us as we do. We are currently seeking applicants for the following positions:
Arts Instructor
Begin: January, 2026 | Location: Tbilisi, Georgia | Stipend: TBD | Hours: 20+ hrs/wk | Duration: 6-18 mos.
Description
The Arts Instructor shapes the very heart of our arts discipleship by creating and teaching classroom content for our artists in residence. Through lecturing on topics of arts and mission, leading intensive short-courses, and creating new content for future sessions, the Arts Instructor puts academically-grounded insights into the hands of mission practitioners. The role also includes mentoring participants in their own pursuit of arts and mission.
Responsibilities
Creating and teaching weekly classroom lectures and discussions on arts and missions
Leading “arts with God” devotional arts sessions
Meeting students for one-on-one arts mentorship, processing, and encouragement
Facilitating 3 to 5 arts engagement activities with local communities
Qualifications
A practicing artist/creative in any field
Missions-minded and experienced cross-culturally
MA or higher in ethnoarts, or an arts and/or missions-related degree (in process may be acceptable)
Dynamic and cogent classroom teacher, with a special knack to engage students
Spiritually mature and theologically astute
Fluent in English
Artist Mentor
Begin: January, 2026 | Location: Tbilisi, Georgia | Stipend: None | Hours: 5-7 hrs/wk | Duration: 5 mos.
Description
Arts mentorship is the connective tissue in our arts discipleship. The Artists Mentor meets weekly with a few students for the sole purpose of listening, drawing out, encouraging and strengthening our artists in residence. Artist Mentors are vital creators themselves with years of experience in one or several areas of creative expression. Most importantly, their art and faith integrate seamlessly—not necessarily producing faith-forward works of art, but making them people of faith moving freely in their artistic call and gifting.
Responsibilities
Meeting students weekly for one-on-one arts mentorship
Attending student exhibitions mid-session (usually in April)
Qualifications
A practicing artist/creative in any field with at least 5 years experience in their art
Mature in biblical Christian faith
Missions-minded and experienced cross-culturally
Compassionate, encouraging, and relational
Fluent in English, and ideally other languages