Visual Arts

The position of Photography/Poetry Counselor position is available for the 24h year of our Camp Ginkgo. This four-week arts and nature camp includes visual art, photography/poetry, and theatre. Photography and poetry artists experienced working with children are encouraged to apply.

The Clay Studio (TCS) seeks a results-oriented Director of Development to lead the organization’s next growth phase.  The Director, a key member of the Executive Team,  provides the leadership to leverage the organization’s regional and national reputation in the ceramic arts and focus on strategic approaches to expand TCS’s philanthropic base, empowering donors across all segments to engage deeply in the mission and vision of The Clay Studio.

The Proto-typing & Digital Fabrication Studio Manager supports all aspects of TCS studio processes, with a focus on the new digital and traditional Fabrication Studio and on teaching digital fabrication classes.

The position of Visual Art/Counselor position is available for the 24h year of our Camp Ginkgo. This four-week arts and nature camp includes visual art, photography/poetry, and theatre. Visual Art teaching artists experienced working with children are encouraged to apply.

Ceramics Technician

Abington Art Center is seeking a Ceramics Technician to work 3-4 days a week for our busy ceramics program. The ideal candidate will have experience working as a ceramics technician in a community studio or school. Or 5+ years experience as a ceramic artist managing a studio. Preference will be given to candidates with strong ceramics technical skills, familiarity with kiln loading and unloading, as well as knowledge of glaze mixing and materials, firing processes, clay bodies, ceramic studio maintenance and practices.

Main Line Art Center seeks a knowledgeable Ceramics Program Coordinator to maintain the studios and equipment, load and fire kilns, mix glazes, and to provide support to Teaching Artists and students.

Drive transformational impact at the intersection of art and philanthropy as a Major Gifts and Corporate Relations Officer at America's first art school and museum, where you will lead strategies that secure $10,000+ investments from visionary donors and corporate partners. In this high-impact role, you'll build powerful partnerships and shape a dynamic fundraising pipeline that advances exhibitions, academic programs, and future-focused initiatives.

POSITION: Major Gifts and Corporate Relations Officer

The Porch Light Program & DBHIDS

Project Overview

Mural Arts Philadelphia is seeking qualified visual artists or artist teams to design and execute a community-centered public mural as part of the Engaging Women and Girls of Color (EWGOC) Initiative. This project will center the voices, lived experiences, and leadership of women and girls of color, including trans individuals, and will be grounded in community engagement within Kensington, Fairhill, Strawberry Mansion and/or surrounding areas.

1. Project Overview

Mural Arts Philadelphia is seeking qualified visual artists or artist teams to design and execute a text-heavy public mural prominently featuring the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. The mural will be installed in a high-visibility, high-traffic location, such as major transportation corridors and hubs including (but not limited to) the Frankford Transportation Center.