Whether it’s content marketing or social media, there is ample room for marketing talent in the arts sector. Marketing departments actively promote, cultivate and support cultural organizations. Recently, art institutions are actively embracing new marketing strategies to attract younger demographics and increase membership. Are you a social media whiz or excel at digital project management?…
As a teaching artist, it’s important to participate in professional development workshops and seek new opportunities. The Association of Teaching Artists describes a teaching artist as “a practicing professional artist with the complementary skills and sensibilities of an educator, who engages people in learning experiences in, through, and about the arts.” Teaching artists play a…
Studio Managers work directly with artists, helping them prepare for upcoming exhibitions and art projects. Do you like writing artist statements? How about overseeing gallery installations and scheduling messenger pick-ups? If so, consider becoming a studio manger! Most established artist hire superbly organized and motivated individuals to take their creative practice to the next level. Studio…
Artists with disabilities use their craft to transcend stereotypes and communicate their vision with the world. Art is a creative tool used for self-expression and overcoming adversity. Many artists create artwork to reflect their lived experience. Artists within the disabled community work adamantly to bring visibility to their artistic talent. This may mean editing a…
Join NYFA at the Drexel University Fall Career Fair in Philadelphia on Thursday, October 8 NYFA staffers Michon Ashmore and Glory Edim will attend the Drexel University Fall Career Fair to meet with students and alumni and discuss helpful resources, such as NYFA Classifieds and NYFA Source, that are available for job seekers and those…
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