The Sainsbury Centre Sculpture Park is one of the UK's leading art landscapes, with over 20 artworks situated in and around Norman Foster's iconic building on the University of East Anglia's campus. Situated 3 miles outside of Norwich City Centre, the Sculpture Park will soon be reached by a new Norwich Art Path, a creative route starting in the heart of the medieval city, through public parks and green spaces, to the Sainsbury Centre on the University of East Anglia campus. We are looking for a dynamic Sculpture Park Producer to oversee the development of activity in the Sculpture Park and across Norwich Art Path, working with partners and stakeholders to create and achieve an ambitious and world-class experience for visitors. The successful candidate will embed the Sainsbury Centre's Living Art ethos across the Sculpture Park, developing commissions and installations, and supporting an ambitious programme that brings architecture, artworks and people together. Educated to degree level or equivalent Lead on all aspects of installation activity in the Sculpture Park and Art Path, including artworks and associated furniture (e.g. plinths, signage and seating). To apply for this vacancy, please follow the onlineJob Summary
Job Description
As we approach our 50th anniversary, the Sainsbury Centre is embarking on a series of museum initiatives to enhance the art experience visitors enjoy here.Job Requirements
Experience leading on the commissioning and installation of artworks in the public realm, museums, galleries or equivalent
Experience working with artists on ambitious, large-scale outside projects
Experience working with national and international partners, including artist representatives, commercial galleries, and/or public institutions
Demonstrable knowledge of art in the public realm, including funding and partnership opportunities
Excellent working knowledge of contractor management
Embed Living Art approach in context of Sculpture Park and Art Path
Awareness of, and experience in, advocating for institutional interests with internal and external stakeholders.
Positive and proactive approach to innovative ways of working
Commitment to meeting institutional objectives
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Ability to work in a team to execute a wide range of tasks
Ability to work independantly and prioritise workloadJob Responsibilities
Liaise with key internal and external stakeholders in the planning and preparation of external artwork installation, including Norwich City Council, University of East Anglia's Estate and Security Teams.
Manage relationships with key stakeholders in the development of the Art Path, including Norfolk and Norwich Festival and Norfolk Museums Service.
Monitor and implement agreed budgets relating to installation and annual maintenance programme.
Negotiate and prepare agreements relating to acquisitions, commissions and loans relating to the Sculpture Park and Art Path in collaboration with the Senior Registrar.
Coordinate text production in collaboration with Collections, Exhibitions, Learning and Media Teams.
Represent institutional interests externally and internally, embedding the Sainsbury Centre's Living Art ethos.Useful Links
How to Apply
instructions at: https://vacancies.uea.ac.uk
Please note that this vacancy closes at midnight on 4th November 2026.