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Webber London

Webber London
18 Newman Street,
London W1T 1PE

+44 (0)20 7439 0678
london@webberrepresents.com

Webber Gallery
18 Newman Street,
London W1T 1PE
info@webber.gallery

Webber New York

Webber New York
Roulston House, Suite 248
124 9th Street
Brooklyn
NY11215

+1 212 343 7491
newyork@webberrepresents.com

Webber LA

Webber LA
939 S Santa Fe Ave
Los Angeles
CA 90021

Tues - Sat | 11am - 6pm
Opened by appointment

la@webberrepresents.com
info@webber.gallery

Careers

London | Marketing & Studio Assistant

Start Date: Immediate

Salary: £25,000 per annum

WEBBER is a thriving multidisciplinary agency and gallery that harmonizes creativity and collaboration with contemporary lens-based artists and clients. As we’re going through a period of re-imagination, we want to nurture a space that respectfully involves and empowers individuals who have been historically denied access within our industry.

We’re a small team looking for a MARKETING & STUDIO ASSISTANT, someone who is focused, organised and efficient to work alongside our Senior Marketing Manager and wider Webber team. Your self-motivated, detail – oriented and community driven skills are crucial as we build new partnerships with people and organizations that share our drive in creating a more diverse, just and accountable future.

Webber is a busy and evolving creative agency set to expand, with exceptional career growth potential.

Responsibilities:

  • Leading archive management, web uploads & CMS by ensuring all incoming imagery is handled appropriately (i.e uploaded to the news feed and artists web page)
  • Request assets and manage release dates for upcoming work across roster ensuring all work is received and scheduled as news posts and on Webber social channels as directed.
  • Assisting the preparation of meetings, organising relevant portfolios / material such as PDFS, responding to incoming briefs using CMS system and collaborate.
  • Support on pitches for potential jobs; this will range from creating bespoke PDF portfolios to project specific treatments.
  • Build on industry knowledge across key markets through client research and database updates, including the maintenance of our marketing database.
  • Office Management and maintaining office organisation (i.e. ordering stationary supplies and equipment, helping maintain office cleanliness and ensuring the office and gallery are presentable) helping a smooth running of Webber London on a day to day basis.
  • Recording studio expenditure and managing the monthly studio budget alongside Junior Producers.
  • Manage the Webber London calendar and in-studio meetings
  • Reviewing and updating health and safety policies and ensuring they are observed by all team members.
  • Liaise with IT support to ensure smooth running of the studio (i.e being aware of security / Laptop updates needed, forwarding of any staff leaving email & ensuring all passwords are updated by IT)
  • Ordering couriers / cabs & maintaining logs.


Preferred Skills:

  • Adobe Creative Suite skills – Photoshop, InDesign & Bridge


Please send cover letter and CV to Liv Beck: liv@webberrepresents.com



London | Production Assistant

Salary: £25,000

Start Date: Immediate

WEBBER is a thriving multidisciplinary agency and gallery that harmonizes creativity and collaboration with contemporary, lens-based artists and clients. As we’re going through a period of re-imagination, we want to nurture a space that respectfully involves and empowers individuals who have been historically denied access within our industry.

We’re a small team looking for a PRODUCTION ASSISTANT, someone with a focused, patient, and organized spirit. You will be working with our agents and producers on productions for a broad range of global brands, from fashion to technology, collaborating with clients and artists with levity and efficiency.

Your detail-oriented, self-motivated and community-driven skills are crucial as we build new partnerships with people and organizations that share our drive in creating a more diverse, just and accountable future.

Webber is a busy and evolving creative agency set to expand, with exceptional career growth potential.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

  • Working closely with producers, agents and artists alike to ensure the best production experience possible.
  • Manage and assist all aspects of shoot production (i.e., budget management, optioning crew, booking EQ and transport, scheduling, reconciliation, on set production and post-production).
  • Finding effective budget solutions and negotiating rates with suppliers.
  • Manage budgets from start to finish and assist Producer in financially reconciling each job.
  • Track deadlines and ensure they are met, from pre- production through to post-production.
  • Work with internal and external production teams in a collaborative and professional manner.
  • Maintain existing relationships and forging new ones in the industry with collaborators, vendors and peers alike.
  • Building relations with artists and gaining familiarity with their practice. Communicating & collaborating with Webber agents & senior producers to ensure projects run seamlessly for both artists and clients.
  • Manage, maintain, and update production kit and artists production bible whilst being mindful of diversity and representation of all voices when hiring crew.
  • International travel coordination to include flights, accommodation, cars and visas.
  • Be conscious and proactive about how we can make productions an accessible space.
  • Be mindful of environmental impact and make productions as sustainable as possible.
  • Bring energy, levity, and collaboration to the fast-paced and creative team environment.
  • Maintaining office organisation (i.e. ordering stationary supplies and equipment, helping maintain office cleanliness and ensuring the office and gallery are presentable).


Please send your CV to emily@webberrepresents.com





Webber

Photo London 2017
Thomas Albdorf, Daniel Shea, Theo Simpson, Marton Perlaki
23.05–27.05.17

Photo London
Stand D6

Thomas Albdorf
Marton Perlaki
Daniel Shea
Theo Simpson

Webber Gallery will present works by Thomas Albdorf, Marton Perlaki, Daniel Shea and Theo Simpson at the third edition of Photo London at Somerset House this May. The selection of works shown on Stand D6 will explore and push the current contemporary dialogues within photography and reflect on where the medium is potentially leading. Below is some more information about each artists work and we hope you can join us at the fair this May. 

After winning the ING Unseen Talent Award last year Thomas Albdorf will have works from his new series General View on Stand D6 as well as a solo exhibition at the Webber gallery, opening on the 16th of May. Inspired by photographs of Yosemite

National Park – one of the most intensely mediated nature sites on earth – General View toys with the question regarding the necessity of traveling to a place that has been photo- graphed innumerable times, the need to record additional photographs. Albdorf poses the question: if countless images of a specific place are readily available, has one been there already? 

Also on stand will be a selection of works from Marton Perlaki’s brilliant series Elemer, which was exhibited both at the Webber Gallery Space and the Robert Capa Contempo- rary Photography Center in 2016. Elemer describes a world of chances and combinations, revolving around the manipulation of one central gure before his camera. We do not know who Elemér is – indeed, Perlaki suggests we do not need to know – and as we witness him moving and appearing before the camera he is sculpted, both gesturally and literally. His movements, in turn, elicit the witty, hallucinatory and strange from simple still lives, landscapes and portraits made in Perlaki’s native Hungary. 

Daniel Shea will be exhibiting new and unseen works from his ongoing body of work 43-35 100th St. With this latest series Shea establishes a matrix of economic and social activity that references the rapid gentrifcation in New York City, Brasilia’s modernist architecture, and a small town dying in the desert sun in California. The selection of works exhibited take bodies of water as their subject matter. Images of decorative ponds surrounding Brasilia’s government buildings are paired with images of the polluted canals in Shea’s own rapidly changing neighbourhood in New York City. 

Following on from the hugely successful solo exhibition at Webber Gallery Space in February, Theo Simpson will present a new installation of works at Photo London. Simpson’s collective works reflect on mythical themes relating to landscape and industrial heritage, probing the instability of the post-industrial landscape and its cultural and physical borders. This new work brings together order groupings based on historic time- lines and shifts in industrial legacy, using a meticulously collated archive as it’s core – the organised multi-language structural system unlocks a complex pattern between something newly sensed, the memory and the idea of the future, between materials and surface, order and disorder.