Visual Arts

The Fine Art Group (TFG) is an international, independent art appraisal and advisory firm that offers hands-on internships for recent graduates and individuals with recent auction experience. Our internship provides the opportunity to gain first-hand experience in all the core elements of the art agency division of the firm. The intern will work directly with the extended art agency team. Knowledge of Art History and Auction Experience is essential and an academic specialization or practical experience in art advisory is a plus.

The Fine Art Group is an international, independent art appraisal and advisory firm that offers hands-on internships for college students and recent graduates on a rolling-basis. Our internships provide the opportunity to learn about the art world and office management while working alongside our team of experienced appraisers and art advisors.

We are looking for college students and recent college graduates for our Philadelphia, PA area office on a FT basis to work out of our base of national operations in PA – just across the street from the SEPTA line. 

The Patron Services & Development Intern will provide administrative support to the Patron Services & Operations Manager assisting in all aspects of FringeArts’ patron services and fundraising efforts. Interns will leave their FringeArts internship with a clear-eyed understanding of the logistics and operations of an arts organization, as well as how to identify its needs and develop strategic plans to address them.

2024 Fall Development Intern Job Description

The Development Intern will provide administrative support to the Development team by assisting in all aspects of InLiquid’s fundraising efforts. Working collaboratively across departments to develop resources for the entire organization, they will gain a clear-eyed understanding of how an arts organization functions and fits within its community as they identify its needs and develop creative and strategic plans to address them.

About this Internship:

The LEDC's Fall Arts and Community Internship Program will offer the experience of working in a nonprofit organization focusing on arts and community. Internships are designed primarily for undergraduate and graduate students, although open to anyone with a strong desire and commitment. Interns will work closely with LEDC staff and will be involved with regular activities as well as special projects as needed.

The Curatorial Assistant and Administrative Coordinator is an invaluable member for the Curatorial Department who assists the Chief Curator and Curator with scholarly projects as well as a variety of project-related administrative tasks, including assistance in planning, research, organization and installation of exhibitions and exhibition-related performances, assistance with catalogs and other print and digital publications, writing didactic labels, press releases, and other copy, and key support of other curatorial projects.

Reporting to the Co-Executive Directors, the Development and Community Engagement Manager will play a crucial role in supporting fundraising efforts, enhancing member communications, managing organizational assets, and engaging the CultureWorks community. This role requires exceptional communication skills and warm customer service, along with active participation in policy updates, nonprofit compliance, and relationship-building with donors and community members.

Main Line Art Center seeks creative teaching artists to enable us to strengthen and enhance the classes we offer to adults.

Main Line Art Center seeks energetic and creative teaching artists to enhance our youth class offerings

Main Line Art Center seeks an enthusiastic and experienced teaching artist to enhance our Accessible Art programs serving individuals with disabilities and programs held at collaborating social service agencies.