The Strides Collective, a Philadelphia-area non-profit theatre company that produces and develops work by emerging queer artists, is seeking passionate, engaged individuals to join our Board of Directors.

The Strides Collective, a Philadelphia based non-profit queer theatre company, is seeking applicants for Costume Design, Scenic Design, Lighting Design, Sound Design, and Assistant Stage Manager positions for the World Premiere of Confabulation by Matt Shvyrkov, directed by Jonathan Edmondson, Founding Artistic Director.  

Mural Arts’ Tacony LAB Community Arts Center is seeking applications for an artist residency to  take place Summer/Fall 2024 for a 3 month residency taking place from August 1, 2024 to  October 31. 

 The goal of this artist residency is to create a new public artwork in the Tacony neighborhood  while engaging the community in the Tacony LAB Community Arts Center.  The Tacony LAB is located at 6918 Torresdale Avenue. The Tacony Community Development Corporation (CDC) is  a co-sponsor of this residency and will be responsible for the production and installation of the  banners once they are designed. 

 The final form for this artwork is a series of banners along a 1 mile portion of Torresdale Avenue  through the neighborhood of Tacony. The artist will lead a community engagement process that  highlights the neighborhood’s uniqueness and will ultimately create graphics which will be  printed onto weather-proof materials as well as an exhibition of their work. As part of the  residency, artists will spend approximately 8 hours per week at the Tacony LAB or in Tacony.  Artists based in the Northeast or with connection to Tacony preferred. 

 The artist will be paid $6000 for this residency. A material budget of approximately $500 will be  available for supplies and engagement. The artist fee will be paid at the end of each month in increments of $2,000. 

Position Title: Visitor Services Representative 

Department: Museum Experience 

Reports to: Manager of Visitor & Member Services 

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Do you want to use your art to impact the youth of Philadelphia? Then join Yes! And… Collaborative Arts for a summer you will never forget! We are looking for Teaching Artists to teach our elementary schoolers in Imagination Camp for a 1-week session in partnership with Smith's Playground (which is where the camp will take place). The purpose of these camps is to truly become immersed in storytelling and creating with our campers whether that means creating a submarine to explore what lives underwater or traveling through time to catch time hopping chickens!

We are looking for teaching artists who have worked in camp settings, daycare, early childhood development centers, elementary schools, nannied etc.! Don’t pass up this great opportunity! This job is for Monday through Friday: July 1-3 & 5.

Philadelphia Theatre Company seeks candidates for two temporary part-time summer positions: House Manager and Concessions Staff.

Front of House Manager
Reports to: Patron Services Manager
Posting date: 5/6/2024

Description

The Wagner Free Institute of Science seeks a Communications Coordinator. This position is the primary contact for all media outlets and coordinates all communications and marketing efforts with the Wagner’s diverse audiences.

Introduction

Mural Arts is partnering with the Philadelphia Housing Authority (PHA) to invest in new public art projects in Sharswood ​over the next two years. These art projects are part of the area’s ongoing transformation occurring through the improvement of distressed public housing  and the addition of new residences, shopping and community spaces. Mural Arts is working with PHA as part of the Sharswood Blumberg Choice Neighborhoods Transformation Plan. 

The project’s aim is to develop multiple artworks and placemaking initiatives that bring value to the community of Sharswood. Projects are being considered for public buildings, community parks and open spaces, as well as along the Ridge Avenue commercial corridor. The themes could highlight the neighborhood's history, issues important to the community now, and people’s visions for the future.

The purpose of this a call is to create a roster of artists – including muralists and artists who work in materials such as mosaic, metal, wood, fabric and graphics – who would be interested in working with the Sharswood community for the creation of murals or other artworks, activations or installations within community spaces. Projects could be permanent or temporary.

Mural Arts will convene a panel to review all applicants’ materials. All applications that meet our selection criteria will be placed on the roster we are creating. If you are placed on the roster, you  will be contacted when opportunities become available, with detailed information about scope of work, roles, timing and payment for that opportunity, and you will be asked to let us know if you are interested in being considered for the opportunity.  If you are interested in being considered for the opportunity,  you will be placed on a list of finalists who would be interviewed and/or asked to submit proposals. Artists who are asked to submit a proposal will be compensated, and artists who are selected will receive an agreed upon stipend in addition to a budget for materials and supplies necessary to complete the artwork.

This roster will take the place of individual RFQS for each project. Because the nature and timing of the projects we will undertake is not completely known, Mural Arts cannot guarantee that every artist who joins the roster will be offered an opportunity, nor that the timing or budgets will be suitable to all interested artists.

The German Society of Pennsylvania is seeking attentive, trustworthy, and responsible individuals to fill the role of part-time Event Chaperone. We are looking to hire more than one candidate for this role. Event Chaperones supervise rental events (weddings, recitals, parties, etc.) taking place in the German Society’s historic building. 

Shifts vary in length, but usually range from 7-14 hours per shift. Candidates must be able to work weekends in addition to occasional weeknights. 

Media Arts Council (MAC), located in Media, PA, is accepting proposals for one-day workshops and ongoing (2-6 week) classes in the creative arts. We offer programming for youth and adults and we would love to hear your ideas! Our facilities are on the more modest side but we have offered our members a wide range of educational programming, thanks to our creative teaching artists. Teacher pay ranges from $27-49/ hour depending on class enrollment.