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Get matched →Home / Opportunities Filter By: Show All Artist Opportunities Arts and Cultural Organizations Funding Job & Internship Opportunities Resources Artist Opportunities Creative Philadelphia (formerly the Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy) supports artists and cultural organizations in Philadelphia by providing and promoting artist opportunities and resources year-round. Artists can search for funding and work while arts and cultural organizations can also benefit from searching this list for opportunities. A separate list for arts and cultural organizational funding can be found here. Opportunities may be available to individuals or groups, of any type, and artistic practice. To submit additional opportunities or resources for listing, contact Cate Lane [email protected]. Call For Performers with Avenue of the Arts Avenue of the Arts is seeking a variety of performers – musicians, singers, dancers, jugglers, magicians, mimes, poets, etc. – to activate South Broad St. in the evenings to create excitement and engage visitors in the arts. Looking for small scale performances consisting of 1 – 3 people per performance. Ideally performance will be acoustic, or performer can provide small, battery-powered equipment. Compensation: $300 per performance Learn More Apply Now Art in City Hall Exhibition Application The City of Philadelphia’s Office of Arts, Culture and Creative Economy (OACCE) invites Philadelphia’s cultural community to present proposals to exhibit art in display cases on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th floors of historic City Hall. Art in City Hall is an exhibits program that transforms the public corridors of City Hall into a platform for the arts. It provides an opportunity for Philadelphia’s diverse cultural organizations to present their artistic expressions and utilize the visual arts to amplify community voices, foster healing and community dialogue in the most important civic building in the city – The People’s Building. The program is committed to presenting a wide range of ideas and artistic explorations to showcase the important role the arts play in our communities. Local nonprofits and cultural organizations are invited to submit proposals. Collaborations between organizations and other partners, such as with local schools are welcomed, but one organization needs to lead the application process. Artists do not have to live in Philadelphia but including artists from the region is strongly encouraged. Artists can be self-taught or professionally trained. We do not present solo exhibitions and encourage the organizations to select enough artists to utilize all the display cases in City Hall. Deadline: Rolling Learn More Americans for the Arts Up-to-date news and resources for the arts and culture field. FOR ORGANIZATIONS: Are you an arts and culture organization? Arts Agency? You’ll find Federal Relief information, Relief funds, helpful webinars and other resources geared to organizations. FOR INDIVIDUALS: Are you an artist and/or creative worker? You’ll find Federal Relief information, Relief funds, helpful webinars and other resources geared to individuals. Learn More Art and Change Grants and the Leeway Transformation Awards Leeway Foundation’s grantmaking programs, the Art and Change Grants and the Leeway Transformation Awards fund women, trans*, and gender nonconforming artists and cultural producers living in Greater Philadelphia (Bucks, Camden, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia Counties), who engage in art and social change work. Learn More Arts and Cultural Organizations Funding Arts and Cultural Organizations in Philadelphia that are seeking financial support through grants can review the list below which is updated frequently. To submit additional opportunities or resources for listing, contact Morgan Nitz at [email protected] The Creative Entrepreneur Accelerator Program (CEA) The Creative Entrepreneur Accelerator (CEA) is a program that provides creative entrepreneurs who aspire to start their own for-profit business, or who operate an existing for-profit micro business, with access to existing small business consulting services and financial resources. Learn more. Learn More The Bartol Foundation The Bartol Foundation makes grants to Philadelphia arts organizations and/or projects that focus on arts education programs by and for the communities they serve through: Strong arts education teaching practices (in any art form) that provide in-depth, hands-on creative experiences and supportive spaces for your participants (of any age); Curriculum and content that is relevant to and respectful of your participants’ cultures and identities; and, An alignment between the demographics of the board|staff|teaching artists of your organization and the people you are engaging to ensure that you understand the needs and perspective of your community. Learn More Creative Sector Flex Fund PA Pouncil on the Arts’ Creative Sector Flex Fund (CSFF) is designed to address the changing needs of dynamic PA arts organizations with average annual revenue between $10,000 – $200,000. Flex Fund provides support to eligible applicants that provide consistent annual levels of artistic programming and/or arts services in Pennsylvania. One application per applicant per year may be submitted. Eligible uses of grant funds include but are not limited to operating or programming expenditures. Learn More Samuel S. Fels Fund The Samuel S. Fels Fund provides three-year grants (primarily general operating funds) for exemplary Philadelphia arts and culture organizations whose primary mission is to do one or more of the following: use their art to expose and confront the policies, institutions and systems that create disparities and harm marginalized communities; lift marginalized voices in pursuit of social change; strengthen, preserve and/or share social or cultural identities and traditions. Learn More William Penn Foundation The William Penn Foundation supports organiza
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