Teen Lounge at Fleisher Art Memorial is now accepting workshop proposals for our Winter and Spring terms from January to May until Sunday, October 20 at 11:59 PM. 

Teen Lounge is a free, drop-in after school arts program providing young people ages 13-19 with opportunities to meet and collaborate with working Philly artists. Past workshop topics have included sewing plush monsters, rug tufting, Nerikomi ceramics, character design, figure drawing, and more!  

The Nelly Berman School of Music in Haverford, PA is seeking a dedicated long-term Administrative Assistant, who will work closely with the School Director in a fast-paced and energetic environment to help manage class schedules, student billing, settling issues for faculty and clientele, helping to organize events and student/faculty concerts, and updating the school website and promotional materials.  The applicant should have strong computer skills and interest in promoting quality music education. This is a full time position.

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Do you have a passion for film, social media, and creative storytelling? Philadelphia Jewish Film and Media (PJFM) is seeking an enthusiastic, creative, and organized Marketing Associate (Part-Time) to join our team! In this position, you will play a key role in developing and executing marketing campaigns across various channels, helping us reach new audiences, and participate in capturing exciting moments at PJFM events.

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We Are Committed to an Inclusive Workplace

At the Philadelphia Museum of Art, we actively seek to employ a diverse group of people who embody our organizational values. We welcome and encourage individuals of all backgrounds to apply, especially those from marginalized and underrepresented groups in the museum field, who are inspired by our shared purpose and enjoy working collaboratively with others.

Mural Arts Philadelphia, Olney Community Collaborative CDC, and SEPTA are seeking to commission a mural by a Philadelphia-based artist or artist collective on the 3,348 square foot awning of the Olney Transportation Center, located at 5689 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA 19141. The ideal candidate will have previous experience working on community-driven public art projects that highlight local residents' unique perspectives, histories, and goals. The artist will work with residents and youth to conceive the project's mural design and include neighbors in at least one community paint day. We encourage experienced muralists to apply, especially residents of the surrounding neighborhoods or those who have experience working within Logan, Olney, or Oak Lane communities. 

The Nelly Berman School of Music in Haverford, PA is seeking a dedicated long-term Administrative Assistant, who will work closely with the School Director in a fast-paced and energetic environment to help manage class schedules, student billing, settling issues for faculty and clientele, helping to organize events and student/faculty concerts, and updating the school website and promotional materials.  The applicant should have strong computer skills and interest in promoting quality music education. This is a full time position.

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Position Summary
The position of FYI Music Director at Philadelphia Boys and Girls Choirs (PBGC) and Commonwealth Youth Choir (CYC) is designed to support to the choir’s mission of expanding musical opportunities, creating partnerships with educators and schools, and fostering broader engagement with choral music.

PlayArts is looking for enthusiastic and dedicated individuals to join our team as School Program Staff. As a School Program Staff member, you will play a vital role in providing arts and enrichment programming to children in Northeast Philadelphia. This position offers an opportunity to be part of a dynamic and creative educational environment.

PlayArts is committed to fostering a supportive and inclusive work culture where creativity and passion for education thrive. Join us in making a difference in the lives of children through arts-based learning experiences.

Mural Arts Philadelphia is seeking an artist for a new project at Webb Plaza, 2077 Ridge Avenue, a public space that is part of a recently-constructed commercial development in the Sharswood neighborhood of North Philadelphia. The plaza is named after the Webb family, who had a prominent music business in the area. This is a signature project in a  larger project in partnership with the Philadelphia Housing Authority (PHA) and the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency to engage and create multiple public art projects in the Sharswood neighborhood. 

The scope of this project will be to create eight small murals that together explore the history and dynamics of Sharswood. The murals will be produced on alumilite panels (a variety of approaches are possible) then installed on identified walls of buildings adjacent to Webb Plaza. 

We are seeking an artist interested in storytelling about the cultural history and evolving social conditions in a neighborhood that reflects the last century of Black history in Philadelphia, as well as in helping to ignite a bustling commercial space and corridor, while involving the community in developing the creative vision.

Mural Arts’ Color Me Back (CMB) program is seeking artists to apply for a project to take place over the Fall ‘24 - Spring ‘25 (October 2024 - April 2025).

The goal of this project is to engage the CMB program, HACE and the surrounding community in a series of artistic enhancements for the North 5th Street business corridor between Lehigh and Somerset Avenue. This corridor, known as El Bloque de Oro (the Golden Block) is a vital hub for Philadelphia’s Latino community. Mural Arts will select a lead artist to partner with 6+ businesses (TBD) along the block and design enhancements for their storefronts. The artist may use paint, custom signage, mosaic, and other methods to activate the business storefronts. This project will help El Bloque de Oro shine as a welcoming, safe, and vibrant anchor for the wider community.

As part of the application, artists should write a short statement of no more than 500 words about their interest in this project. While applicants are welcome to use this section to suggest possible projects, it is not required and a proposal will be requested of artists who are selected for Phase II of the application process (see below of details).  Applicants are encouraged to discuss why this project is of interest to them, and how it may fit with their work.

The project will take place for 6-7 months and will be based out of the Kensington Storefront Color Me Back Studio with the opportunity to work on site at the businesses as weather permits.