The MET is currently hiring for an Associate Curator. In the role will foster new research, scholarship, acquisitions, and displays to highlight, complicate, and resituate this landmark period in art history; and you will seek deeper inroads into it that center the contributions of artists of color and women. You will work alongside colleagues at the Museum engaged in this ongoing work.
The MET is looking for a Studio Manager. In the role, you will provide overall project management for the content production studio that you co-lead with managing producer(s). You ensure that digital content projects are appropriately resourced and delivered on-time and within scope. You partner with colleagues across the museum to ensure that project goals are accurately articulated and facilitate creative conversations for projects.
The Assistant Director ensures the effective and efficient delivery of daily operations, programs and services for the Latinx Project, including the development and implementation of its communication, community outreach, and assessment strategies. Partnering with a team of full-time staff, graduate students, and others, the Assistant Director will work with faculty and community stakeholders to create University and external partnerships and synergy among programming and initiatives, including exhibits, public humanities programs, and virtual events. The Assistant Director will also support the Founding Director with the development and implementation of innovative strategies for funding to support arts and culture programming that further the Latinx Project's mission.
BRIC seeks a Director of Community Media to further actualize the BRIC mission, vision and strategic plan through programmatic departments at BRIC including: Brooklyn Free Speech Community Producer Services and Community Producer Services. The Director of Community Media will also play a key role in managing the relationships with the cable companies and exploring revenue opportunities.
Places Journal is seeking a Project Manager who will be involved in every stage of the article series “An Unfinished Atlas,” a new initiative supported by a grant from the Humanities in Places program of the Mellon Foundation.The Project Manager will work closely with Places editors and the four senior scholars comprising the project’s Editorial Advisory Committee to plan, produce, and publicize each monthly installment and the series as a whole. This position is designed for an early-career writer or scholar who is excited by the possibilities of public scholarship, and eager to immerse themselves in all aspects of editorial production.
CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT FUND PANELIST OPEN CALL
We invite your engagement as applicants and panelists as we bring back our largest-ever group of applicants (1,200 expected) and panelists (240). Information on the CDF application will be detailed on the “Applying” page of our website.For the FY23 cycle, we hope to identify panelists with a broad range of expertise within the cultural workforce including artists, teaching artists, board members, executive leaders, education staff, and marketing and community engagement professionals.Panel service will include independent review and scoring for 20-30 applications, followed by participation in a secondary review with other panelists in a single-day virtual panel held in summer 2022.
PROGRAM ASSOCIATE, ARTS & CULTURE
The Department of Arts and Culture is seeking well-qualified individuals to fill Program Associate, Arts and Culture vacancies throughout the Department. A Program Associate, Arts and Culture provides specialized technical program support and administrative, fiscal, and project management services for professional personnel involved in the development and implementation of a comprehensive countywide Arts and Culture program. This position is eligible for a hybrid telework arrangement.
Deadline: Apr 7th
PRUDENTIAL COMMUNITY GRANT PROGRAM
Prudential has proudly partnered with The Community Foundation of New Jersey to manage the Prudential Community Grants Program. The Prudential Community Grants Program will provide local organizations and individuals with micro grants to support projects that create vibrancy in their neighborhoods. These community-based projects have the potential to make neighborhoods more stable and empower residents to make changes they want to see. Local change makers and leaders often have the solutions to support their neighborhoods, but typically do not have access to financial resources.Who can apply: Newark residents and Newark-based organizations with an operating budget under $500,000.
Deadline: Apr 7th
The Laundromat Project (The LP) is seeking an Operations Coordinator to support the organization’s administrative, technology, and facilities functions. This is a crucial role which will collaborate with staff across the organization to ensure The LP is consistently fully operational for work and programming, both on-site and virtual. The ideal candidate for this position should thrive on bringing energy, experience, and order to a fast-paced environment, be highly organized, detail-oriented, and a proactive multi-tasker and problem-solver. It is necessary for the Operations Coordinator to believe in the power of art as a tool for advocacy and community-led transformation, and understand the administrative responsibilities required of this position to be in support of that.
Deadline: Apr 9th
TRANSITIONAL ART PROJECT: CAMDEN WALTER RAND
NJ Transit and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts are pleased to present the TRANSITional Art Project; Camden’s Walter Rand Transportation Center. This exciting project seeks to select 3 (three) visual artists (or artist teams), who are current residents of New Jersey and live in Camden County. Preference will be considered for artists with a close connection to Camden (living or working in the city of Camden). Qualified artists are encouraged to submit examples of their art that will be exhibited as part of the temporary art installations at the Walter Rand Transportation Center. The full project will be unveiled in September of 2023 and will be on display through November 2023. This call is one part of the TRANSITional Art Project in Camden, NJ Transit. There is an additional call for a temporary exhibition of digital prints using the railway lamp posts. See that call for more information.
Deadline: Apr 10th
Program awarding small grants ($500 - $1500) for the creation of new artworks, online exhibitions, and other web-based projects. The goal of this program is to empower anyone who has an idea for a creative project that responds to network culture and digital technologies to make it.
Deadline: Apr 10th
DOT Art is soliciting artist proposals to beautify a pedestrian tunnel located in Washington Heights, Manhattan at 191st Street and Broadway (the “Tunnel”). DOT Art will select up to four (4) artists to develop design treatments to be painted within the Tunnel with community and volunteer support. The new designs will create an attractive corridor for pedestrians walking to and from the 1 train at 191st Street. The Tunnel is located within the Washington Heights community connecting Broadway and St. Nicholas Avenue to the 191st Street station. The Station is one of the deepest in the New York City Subway system sitting approximately 180 feet below street level. Although the Tunnel connects to the MTA Subway System, the Tunnel is mapped as a street and is thus owned and maintained by DOT.
The Brighton Cultural Arts Commission is requesting proposals from professional artists to design and install a mural in Founder’s Plaza located in Brighton on Bridge Street between 1st Avenue and Main Street. The plaza has a large wall on the south side of the plaza, on the Wells Fargo Bank. The mural can be 50’ wide X 15’ high. The wall is larger than this area. The mural can bleed into the areas beyond the initial size. The commission is looking at a proposal that will depict the history of Brighton in a unique way. The history should show the past as well as the current. Brighton began as a railroad town and developed into a farming community. One of the main industries was a Kuner vegetable processing and packaging factory. Brighton continues to be a vegetable farming area. The current history of Brighton is a renewable energy corridor with wind energy manufacturing and a newly acquired lithium battery manufacturer.
Deadline: Apr 14th
The ArtTable Fellowship program addresses the marked lack of diversity in arts employment, providing quality real-work experiences and mentorship for women-identifying and non-binary emerging professionals who self-identify as being from cultural, racial, ethnic, and/or socio-economic backgrounds generally underrepresented in the field. Each fellow will be awarded a $4,000 stipend for the five-to-eight-week commitment.
Deadline: Apr 16th
GIG WORKER LEARNING PROJECT - CALL FOR ARTISTS
CRNY invites artists to join the Workers Lab and Aspen Institute Future of Work Initiative for a 2-hour focus group, held via Zoom on Thursday, April 27, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM Eastern Time. They will ask you to tell them what you do for work, what words and terms you use to describe your work, what motivates you, and what challenges you face. No preparation is needed. The conversations are anonymous, and no identifying information will be recorded or shared. Participants will be compensated with a $100 electronic gift card for their time.
Deadline: Apr 17th
AiR is a unique residency pilot project and employment contract for one artist to join Artsadmin from September 2023 – August 2024 for a year of deeply-embedded artistic research within our team and the local communities of East London.
Deadline: Apr 17th
FCA is seeking a full-time Administrative Assistant, working closely with the Collections and Operations Manager to coordinate the smooth functioning of FCA’s office, as well as the maintenance and sale of FCA’s collection of donated artworks both online and through periodic benefit exhibitions. The Administrative Assistant provides select administrative support to the Executive Director and reports jointly to the Collections and Operations Manager and Executive Director.
Deadline: Apr 17th
Mandel Institute is launching a new Cultural Leadership Program for artists and cultural producers who aim to reimagine Jewish life and galvanize social action through their creative work. This two-year fellowship includes an educational program and $40k stipend to advance a project. The institute is forming it first ever cohort.
Free six-month residencies to under-represented, emerging, and mid-career artists. Artists working across all disciplines are encouraged to apply for fully-funded shared studio space in the historic Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural and Educational Center in the heart of the Lower East Side. Offered by Artists Alliance Inc and supported by public funds.
Deadline: Apr 17th
The Artist Open Call for Big Walls Big Dreams Houston 2023 is open, and will close on the 17th of April, 2023 at midnight PST. Registrations received after this date will not be considered. The festival is taking place in October 2023. Artists invited to participate will be provided an artist stipend along with paint and painting materials. Artists traveling from out of town, a flight stipend and housing will also be provided.
Deadline: Apr 17th
The American Alliance of Museums seeks a Director of Learning to lead the renewal and management of a professional development program for the museum community. This is a great opportunity for a candidate with museum and instructional design experience to play an integral role in shaping and launching a program to support museum professionals in the acquisition of new knowledge and real-world skills.
Deadline: Apr 18th
Being one of many collaborators on a team is one thing, but if you are in charge, you need to know when to be a motivator, when to be a coach and how to empower team members to self-manage. Join this workshop from The Field to assess and brush up on your skills. Free for Members of The Field. The class is held on April 19th at 6pm.
Class: Apr 19th @ 6p
REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST
Youth Ministries for Peace and Justice seeks to commission an art installation along the Westchester Ave / Southern Blvd Commercial corridor in the Crotona Park East and Longwood area of the Bronx. The proposed art installation will be part of Youth Ministries for Peace and Justice, Inc. 's collaboration with New York City Small Business Services Neighborhood 360 program. YMPJ’s goal is to bring art to the corridor to attract consumers, highlight small businesses, and showcase culture along the corridor. YMPJ is seeking artists who love the Bronx and have experience developing art installations in collaboration with community stakeholders. The budget allocated for the art installation will be determined as a result of this RFEI process.
Deadline: Apr 23rd
The National Endowment for the Arts offers support primarily to small organizations for projects in all artistic disciplines that extend the reach of the arts to underserved groups/communities with rich and dynamic artistic and cultural contributions to share. Grants include $10,000 and a robust structure of technical assistance, and require a cost share/match of $10,000 consisting of cash and/or in-kind contributions. Total project costs must be at least $20,000 or greater.
DeadlineL Apr 27th
CURATORIAL FELLOW, INDIGENOUS ARTS
As an evolution of the Evergreen Public Art Program, IPAS supports and sustains public art for future generations, led by the values of resilience, environmental stewardship, re-indigenization and anticolonialism, and equity. Informed by Indigenous knowledges of interconnectivity and land as relation, IPAS works closely with its community and institutional partners to foster sustainability through both ecosystem and arts ecology. The Curatorial Fellow, Indigenous Arts will assist in developing the strategy and vision of this program into the future. Due to the specificity of this posting, we hold this space for Indigenous persons, and Indigenous persons with disabilities, with gender and sexually diverse identities and/or the intersections of these identities."
Deadline: Apr 30th
Evergreen is currently seeking to add new voices to the recently formed Institute for Public Art and Sustainability (IPAS). As an evolution of the Evergreen Public Art Program, IPAS supports and sustains public art for future generations, led by the values of resilience, environmental stewardship, re-indigenization and anticolonialism, and equity. Informed by Indigenous knowledges of interconnectivity and land as relation, IPAS works closely with its community and institutional partners to foster sustainability through both ecosystem and arts ecology. We are seeking three Community Directors to contribute their unique skills and expertise to IPAS and Evergreen. Providing services as an Independent Contractor, the Community Director will guide and advise on existing activities to help shape the strategy and vision of the Institute and its programming into the future. Due to the specificity of this work, we hold this space for Black, Indigenous and racialized persons, and persons with disabilities, with gender and sexually diverse identities and/or the intersections of these identities."
SUMMER YOUTH MURAL ARTS PROGRAM
Each year JCMAP offers artistically inclined Jersey City youth an opportunity to apply their skills towards the creation of public art in various locations around Jersey City. Youth are led by professional mural artists where they are given step-by-step instruction on public art techniques, including concept development, design enlargement and coherence, and spray paint techniques.
Deadline: Apr 30th
The Future Generation Art Prize is a biannual global contemporary art prize to discover, recognize and give long-term support to a future generation of artists. All artists aged 35 or younger from anywhere in the world, working in any medium are invited to apply for the Prize
Deadline: Apr 30th
Triangle is a visual arts residency in New York founded in 1982. Triangle offers free studio space and a life-changing working environment for committed artists through studio-based opportunities to experiment and create new work. Triangle's founding concept and current programs de-emphasize professionalization and specific outcomes, instead allowing artists space and time to focus on their ideas and process.
Deadline: May 11th
ANDY WARHOL FOUNDATION ARTS WRITERS GRANT
The Arts Writers Grant supports both emerging and established writers who are writing about contemporary visual art. Ranging from $15,000 to $50,000 in three categories—articles, books, and short-form writing—these grants support projects addressing both general and specialized art audiences, from short reviews for magazines and newspapers to in-depth scholarly studies.
Deadline: May 17th
Presented in collaboration with the Times Square Advertising Coalition, Times Square Arts’ Midnight Moment is the world's largest and longest-running digital public art program. On display nightly and seen by millions of viewers each year, Midnight Moment showcases the work of contemporary artists on the world’s most iconic public canvas – the electronic billboards of Times Square. Synchronized across 90+ billboards between 41st and 49th Sts every night from 11:57pm-12am, the program features a new artist’s work each month. Midnight Moment is made possible by the dozens of billboard operators who generously donate their advertising space for these 3 minutes each night, 364 nights each year.
Deadline: May 31st
FISCIAL SPONSORSHIP FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE ARTS PRACTIONER
The Field’s Fiscal Sponsorship for Social Justice Arts Practitioners Program is a subsidized fiscal sponsorship membership with special benefits for individual artists and art collectives or organizations who identify as members of a historically underrepresented or marginalized group and whose creative work puts into practice and furthers values of social justice, equity, and inclusion in their communities. This is an opportunity for creatives and cultural workers of all disciplines and experience levels.
Deadline: May 31st
All City NO FILLINS! Pieces or murals ONLY. Send pics of your work when you dm us for a date to paint. - You will run ONE week - Yellow buff paint is supplied, bring your own stick, sponge & paint roller. (You buff the wall before painting it). - First available date is March 25th. DM us any Saturday or Sunday you want to paint. You can also paint during the week but understand that someone will paint the wall that weekend, just less time for you to be up on the wall. The wall is 25 feet long - No more than 2 ppl at a time (the wall is not big enough for more)"
Deadline: May 31st
2024 VILCEK PRIZES FOR CREATIVE PROMISE IN DESIGN
The Vilcek Foundation will award three Vilcek Prizes for Creative Promise of $50,000 each to young, immigrant designers who demonstrate outstanding early achievement in design.
Deadline: Jun 12th
VISUAL ART EXHIBITIONS, "SPACE TO PRESENT"
Our Visual Arts application is specific to 2D and 3D work including but not limited to painting, photography, installation, and sculpture. This application is primarily for July - December 2023, with some availability in early 2024. Our Space to Present spaces can be found here.
Deadline: Jun 18th
30Guest Curator Application Process
Applications for Guest Curators are reviewed on an annual basis and kept on file for up to 2 years. Applications are reviewed in July & August, annually. Pelham Art Center accepts proposals to be considered for group exhibitions in our gallery, and solo and group exhibition proposal are accepted as part of our Public Art initiatives: PAC Courtyard and Wolfs Lane Park.
Deadline: Jun 30th
ILLUMINATIONS GRANT FOR BLACK TRANS WOMEN VISUAL ARTISTS
The Illuminations Grant, awarded to draw attention to an existing body of work, sheds light on the under-recognized contributions of Black trans women visual artists and provides critical support to their continuing work. The winning artist will receive a studio visit with our rotating panel of judges.
Deadline: July 12th
