An arts administrator takes care of the business operations of an arts-oriented organization. Employers of arts administrators may be not-for-profit organizations or government agencies. Arts administrators may also work for corporations or foundations that support the arts.

In an arts organization, such as a theatre, an arts administrator often manages and promotes the activities of the organization. This involves interacting with artists, performers, supporters and organizational staff. Arts administrators usually have at least a bachelor's degree, and most have a master's or doctorate. Many have backgrounds in the arts as well, ranging from music to sculpting.

Duties
The many responsibilities of an arts administrator include developing budgets, planning events and performances, negotiating contracts and developing community interest in the organization. An arts administrator directs the hiring and training of personnel and devises their schedules and task assignments. Those employed by non-profit organizations are in charge of organizing fund-raising events and enlisting financial supporters. Additionally, arts administrators are expected to conduct grant research, apply for grants and disburse acquired funding.


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