Community Art/Cultural Organization

The Manager, Capital Projects will support the Sr Director, Operations in the oversight of all capital projects at the museum including pre-planning, construction management, vendor management and as a liaison between the museum and professional project management firms and/or owners representative firms contracted by the museum.  A capital project is defined as one spanning more than four (4) months or costs more than $250,000.  The Manager, Capital Projects, will interact with and provide support to the Manager, Engineers and the Manager, Custodial Services as needed.

Reporting to the Chief Operating Officer, the Director of Technology, Infrastructure & Analytics is responsible for managing all aspects of PTM's technology and systems infrastructure, the security of those systems along with PTM's data and information.  Working closely with leaders from all areas of the museum, The Director will lead the organization in technology growth and implementation, introducing the best strategic software improvements and technology opportunities.

Position Summary:

The Director of Studio School and Galleries will focus on the strategic development of new and growth of existing visual arts programs for adults and youth. The Director will also be involved with creating and launching educational programs in the Abington Art Center galleries and rejuvenated Sculpture Park and engage in community outreach resulting in increased audiences.

GFS seeks to be inclusive, reflective, and responsive to the dynamic world we live in. Grounds For Sculpture, Inc. adheres to a policy that prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, creed, national or ethnic origin, citizenship status, age, disability, veteran status, or any other legally protected class. 

Job Description

Founded in 1988, Vox Populi is an artist’s collective that works to support the challenging and experimental work of underrepresented artists with monthly exhibitions, gallery talks, performances, lectures, and related programming. For over 35 years, Vox Populi has played a unique role in the cultural life of Philadelphia by bringing our audience a diverse range of programming and providing a supportive environment in which artists can take risks and gain valuable professional experience.

InLiquid is hosting the 23rd Annual Art for the Cash Poor affordable arts fair on Saturday, October 7th, 2023. We are seeking volunteers to help us in the days leading up to the event and on event day. Artists gather to sell their works at prices that make collecting original works of art obtainable. The event is being held on the 1400 + 1500 blocks of North American Street in Philadelphia's South Kensington neighborhood. 

Help us support local arts through volunteering:

Founded in 1908 Settlement Music School, a non-profit organization, is one of the largest community schools of the arts in the United States serving children and adults of all ages at five branches in Pennsylvania located in South, West and Northeast Philadelphia, Germantown, Willow Grove, Pennsylvania, and its virtual branch, Settlement Music Online. Settlement provides over $2.6 million dollars each year in financial aid and scholarships to fully 60% of its students.

Join our small-but-growing, dynamic team! NJCH seeks a Manager of Special Projects to strategically implement special projects that serve the organization’s mission and vision, demonstrating impact and elevating the visibility of NJCH and the public humanities in NJ. We hope to bring on someone who is inspired by our shared purpose and is happy working both collaboratively and independently, who is self- motivated, and has excellent interpersonal skills. We are committed to an inclusive workplace and actively seek to employ a diverse group of people who embody our organizational values.

The Director of Community Engagement and Family Programs is a visionary and strategic leader who is responsible for the development, implementation, assessment, and continual refinement of programs for underserved and diverse communities, aligned with the Barnes Foundation’s progressive artistic, educational, and social missions. The Director develops and deepens relationships within targeted communities and contributes to a vibrant, inclusive, and supportive cultural environment for all by devising programs in partnership with colleagues from across the institution, the Philadelphia region, and beyond to support the growth and retention of diverse new audiences for the Barnes. The Director mentors and manages a team of programming and administrative staff members and fosters an open and collaborative environment that welcomes colleagues’ diverse experiences and creativity.

Founded in 1973, Norris Square Neighborhood Project (NSNP) is a community-based organization in Philadelphia's Norris Square neighborhood. The mission of Norris Square Neighborhood Project (NSNP) is to unite and inspire youth and families using the strengths of our community: shared cultural wisdom, creative energies, and environmental spaces and experiences. NSNP delivers programming that connects youth leadership, community land stewardship, and cultural preservation. At its core, NSNP's youth programming provides a pathway - about 100 high schoolers each year - to develop active and engaged community members. In addition, NSNP manages six gardens that span a half-acre of land, celebrating Puerto Rican cultural traditions and promoting agricultural education to hundreds of visitors. For over 50 years, NSNP has created and fostered places of gathering, cultural vision, and resiliency for the Puerto Rican and Latinx communities of West Kensington. 

The Executive Director (ED) is primarily responsible for ensuring the strategic direction and financial health of a multi-faceted, community-based nonprofit organization serving youth and community members. The ED reports to the Board of Directors and maintains overarching leadership and accountability for distilling and advancing a clear, consensus-driven vision while achieving tangible outcomes in planning, budget development, resource development, staff management, program administration, land preservation, and community-building.

The ED will uphold the mission of NSNP, leading a dynamic organization to success while fostering a collaborative, innovative, values-driven environment for all. The ED will promote a welcoming environment that fosters strong internal communication, commitment, compassion, and the centering of meaningful, inclusive, and joyful intergenerational cultural experiences.