artscope magazine: May/June 2013 WELCOME STATEMENT: Brian Goslow, managing editor Cornered The Ceramic Spectrum: A Survey of Contemporary Ceramics Swept Away: Translucence, Transparence, Transcendence in Contemporary Encaustic Exhale_Draw Sophia Narrett: I Was Dreaming This Nasser Ovissi: Modern Day Iranian Art Gregory Wright: Forces Barney Levitt: As I See It Lasse Antonsen: Nocturama Carol Pelletier: Local Ground Colo Colo Gallery Four Fiery Females: Allison Bamcat, Veronica Fish, Jennifer Lewis, and Elizabeth Siegel Connecticut's Crusade Burst of Light: Caravagio and His Legacy Hot Pot: A Taste of Contemporary Chinese Art Word and Image: If a Picture is Worth a Thousand Words, What Happens When You Add Words to Pictures? Richard Erdman, A Life in Stone Just Chairs: A Survey of Side Chairs Art Nights Ken Gross: Lost Maps of Norumbega CreateHereNow: A New Creative Placemaking Project Builds Up Bridgeport

job opportunities. Sales Representative Advertising sales associate positions available for New England based arts and culture magazine, a full color glossy covering the visual art, theater, performance, dance, film and more. You will work with a passionate and dedicated team to grow and maintain your account. The right candidate will be motivated, enthusiastic, and self-directed. Company description artscope, New England's Culture Magazine, is a growing timely, bimonthly, 100% full color glossy magazine reaching an audience of over 60,000 readers in almost 700 locations. We work to inform and entertain our readers through high quality content and production, while increasing the awareness and access of enthusiasts and collectors to the active New England art and culture community and to the public audience. Job requirements Direct sales experience required. Flexible hours. Compensation: base plus commission. How to apply To apply, email your resume and cover letter to publisher Kaveh Mojtabai at kmojtabai@artscopemagazine.com.     Internship Interested in pursuing a career in journalism, magazine design, writing, marketing and sales or publishing? Join us as an intern to explore local art scenes, create ad layouts, learn about the media business, and take part in all aspects of the magazine from creation to final production through entreprenurial approaches in a creative environment. Internship programs are designed to develop you for career paths and to apply for academic credit. After completing internships, interns have gone on to graduate school programs, careers at design companies, job acceptances at news publications such as The Huffington Post and The Buffalo News or at media properties such as Conde Nast and Vogue Italy based on recommendations from artscope. Interns have also come from a diverse set of places, including Boston area colleges as well as universities or graduates in New York, Chicago, Italy, France and Germany. Company description artscope, New England's Culture Magazine, is a growing timely, bimonthly, 100% full color glossy magazine reaching an audience of over 60,000 readers in almost 700 locations. We work to inform and entertain our readers through high quality content and production, while increasing the awareness and access of enthusiasts and collectors to the active New England art and culture community and to the public audience. Job requirements A willingness to learn, a strong work ethic, a positive attitude. Internship paths include editorial, publishing, design, technology, and cross-functional approaches. No previous experience is required. How to apply To apply, email your resume and cover letter to info@artscopemagazine.com.