This summer, Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art is seeking undergraduate or graduate students with an interest in the arts and cultural sector. Interns will gain an in-depth understanding of specific areas of museum work by participating in departmental activities and projects under the supervision of mentoring staff. Through practical training, hands-on projects, off-site field trips, and networking opportunities, interns will prepare for careers in arts administration, fundraising, and non-profit organizations. 

Brandywine Conservancy & Museum of Art

Internships

MARKETING & SOCIAL MEDIA INTERN

The Marketing Intern will provide promotional support for the Marketing & Communications department by engaging new and existing FringeArts audiences. They will develop and implement strategies to create content within a brand voice for different contexts including social media, email marketing, and PR. They will learn about creating and implementing marketing & PR plans and schedules to promote a calendar of live events.

Responsibilities:

Position Description:

 The Community Makerspace Internship position is a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a creative, collaborative environment. Over the course of three months, the intern will learn practical design and Makerspace skills while also supporting day-to-day operations behind the scenes. This role is ideal for someone looking to build their resume with new technical and creative abilities.

What You’ll Learn As an Intern, you will receive guided learning in:

Design tools and processes

About this Internship:

The LEDC 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.

InLiquid's annual silent auction, March for Art, is underway. 
As we approach our auction finale, we could use support reaching the finish line. 

We're looking for friendly volunteers to join us at our BASH event on Friday, March 20, 5:30 – 10 pm. Your support would mean so much to us!

We are looking for volunteers with availability Mon-Sat mornings and/or afternoons to support two of our most rapidly-growing and important in-person programs: "ARTZ in the Making" (https://www.artzphilly.org/artz-in-the-making/) and "ARTZ Philly Side-by-Side" (https://www.artzphilly.org/side-by-side/).

Title: Ceramic Studio Cooperator (Part-Time)

Location: Utility Works, Lansdowne

Schedule: Flexible

The Ceramic Studio at Utility Works is seeking a part-time studio cooperator to join the Ceramic team! This is an unpaid volunteer position, where you will instead receive studio access and other exciting opportunities in exchange for your time. Working directly with the studio coordinator, you will help develop a creative space and become an integral part of the studio community.

Responsibilities

● Dedicate 6-8 hours to help maintain the studio

The Print Center’s Bradford Paid Internship Program creates a supportive pathway for BIPOC students to explore and advance in the arts. It is designed to foster intentional training and professional development for undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in pursuing a career in the arts and are from backgrounds currently under-represented in our field.