The Fine Art Group

Appraisals Fellow

The Fine Art Group is an independent, global team of art appraisers, advisors and art finance experts committed to supporting clients at every level of art market activity, across its five core services: art advisory, art finance, art investment, agency, and valuation.

Manage accounts payable for WXPN, keep current with University Procurement and WXPN Finance Department’s guidelines. Establish and maintain the implementation of AP procedures as mandated by the University. Responsible for expense budget management. Manage monthly expense reconciliation between Sage 50 and BEN general ledger system. Manage payroll process and supervise the Finance Coordinator position.
Job Description

Mural Arts Philadelphia’s Mural Arts Institute (MAI), is dedicated to advancing research on and development of socially-engaged public art practices. It provides capacity building, technical assistance, knowledge sharing, and networking to individual artists and organizations outside of Philadelphia, but is anchored in our own local practices.

MAKE BANK at Fringe 2023

Call for Volunteer Ushers

Make Bank, a Meg Saligman presentation, is a curated Philadelphia Fringe show 2023. This one hour production blends audience art making, burlesque, and experimentation as a fully immersive arts experience. What is your currency?

Make Bank runs from September 15-29th. For more information about our show, click here.

Part Time, 5 days per week, 3:00-6:30pm, + weekly meeting Mondays 1:30-3:00pm

PlayArts is seeking teacher candidates for our school-age Play Loud AfterSchool program. Our program takes places offsite in 3 locations in Fishtown: Adaire, Hackett, and Moffet Elementary. 

Status:                Exempt

Position:            Part-Time Mental Health Counselor

Reports to:        Dean of Students

Each year the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance seeks individuals to serve on Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts grant advisory panels. Panelists contribute artistic, administrative, educational, and operational perspectives in discussion and evaluation of grant applications.

As a volunteer panelist, you’ll have the opportunity to forge new connections with peers who share your passion for arts and culture while supporting your community. A vital voice in the decision making process, panelists get an up-close look at the grantmaking process and learn about the many creative ways artists and arts organizations are making a difference in the Greater Philadelphia region.

We are currently accepting applications for Creative Sector Flex Fund panels. Panels will be held virtually; there will be no in person meeting.

Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Director of Operations (DO) has responsibility for the execution of the Jazz Bridge Project mission and strategic plans in key areas of responsibility, including fundraising/development, communications/marketing, analytics, and operations. S/he will follow through on operations that support Board and Committee long and short-term initiatives and set goals applicably. S/he serves as Jazz Bridge’s key interface between the organization and funders, donors, and the larger community. This half-time position is remote/hybrid with the expectation that the DO will attend Board or other in person meetings in our Philadelphia office and attend events in the Philadelphia five-county region. The DO will work alongside our Executive Director and support our continued growth as a nonprofit organization serving the Greater Philadelphia area Jazz and Blues community.

The Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance seeks several surveyors to assist with surveying of arts and culture audiences through May 2023.

Surveyors will help to gather key data points (how much audiences spend, why they’re attending events, demographic information etc.) from audiences at arts and culture events in Greater Philadelphia. Data collected throughout this year will play an essential role in a nationwide research effort led by Americans for the Arts. Arts and culture organizations depend on that research, which is only possible through the work of the surveyors, to inform programming, operations, and most importantly, to secure funding for the vital work that they do.

The Academic Affairs Executive Administrative Assistant shares administrative responsibility for the daily management of the academic programs at Moore College of Art and Design under the direction of the Academic Dean.