Art Instructor

Company Description

Old Masters Fine Art is a classical art studio dedicated to preserving and teaching traditional European methods of drawing and painting. The studio emphasizes careful observation, disciplined practice, and strong craftsmanship, guiding students through key principles such as proportion, composition, value, color, form, and the use of traditional materials. Old Masters Fine Art welcomes learners at all experience levels, offering small-group classes, private instruction, workshops, and customized corporate art experiences that support creative wellness and team building.

The studio provides a refined, welcoming environment where tradition, creativity, and community come together, helping students slow down, observe closely, and experience the lasting value of creating art by hand. Its mission is to make classical art knowledge accessible to today's students while honoring the enduring standards of the Old Masters.

The Art Instructor role is a part-time, on-site position based in Southlake, TX. The instructor will lead drawing and painting classes, demonstrating techniques aligned with classical European methods and guiding students of varied skill levels through structured exercises and projects. Day-to-day responsibilities include preparing lesson plans and materials, setting up and maintaining a clean, organized studio environment, and providing individualized feedback to support each student's artistic growth.

The Art Instructor will also assist with curriculum refinement, contribute to workshops and special programs, and help create a positive, inclusive, and encouraging atmosphere for both individual students and corporate groups.

• Candidates should possess strong Teaching and Curriculum Development skills for planning and delivering effective art instruction.
• Candidates should possess Painting and Drawing skills with a solid understanding of classical techniques.
• Candidates should possess comprehensive Art knowledge, including composition, color, value, form, and art materials.
• Experience teaching diverse age groups and skill levels in a studio or classroom setting is beneficial.
• Strong communication, patience, and ability to provide clear, constructive feedback are important.
• A degree in Fine Art or related field, or equivalent professional experience, is preferred.
• Ability to work evenings and weekends within studio hours and to support workshops or special events as needed.