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MISSION STATEMENT

Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts was established by artists & community activists with a shared vision to promote, preserve and develop the cultural arts that reflect the living tradition and experiences of the Chicano, Central & South American, and Caribbean people, and to make arts accessible as an essential element to community development and well-being.
MCCLA is a multicultural, multidisciplinary arts organization committed to the collaborative artistic vision of the Latino art forms. MCCLA provides the community with an arena in which to develop new artistic skills, as well as support local and established artists that serve their community. MCCLA collaborates with other arts, social and humanitarian groups to provide the widest range of programming possible.

Multi-media Internship in Latino Arts Journalism

The Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts (MCCLA) seeks interns for our new Latino Arts Video Journalism program. Interns will record live performances and interview accomplished and emerging Latino artists who teach and/or present their work at the MCCLA or in San Francisco. Interns will prepare footage for distribution across multiple platforms including MCCLA social media, internet video sites, cable access Channel 76 (Comcast), and other outlets. For more information, click onto the PDF icon below:

Available Positions:

Gallery Coordinator

The Gallery Coordinator provides overall management and direction of MCCLA’s Gallery. As such, the Gallery Coordinator develops and oversees an ongoing schedule of gallery exhibits and related activities. The Coordinator plans and implements all phases of operations and exhibitions including: budgeting and assistance with grant development/fundraising, registrations and installation of art work. This position also secures insurance and authorizations, handles publicity and promotions, and provides leadership for the development of an integrated, multi-disciplinary and diverse arts exhibition program. For more information, click onto the PDF icon below: