ArtJobs — an international platform for creative jobs, competitions, and education
Sometimes professional growth in the arts begins not with a grant or an exhibition, but with a job in context — within a project, institution, team, or educational environment. This resource helps you see what a career beyond the studio can look like: from creative positions and residencies to open calls, courses, and international projects. It is a starting point for varied career paths and an understanding of where to build a professional trajectory.
Career focus and professional environment The platform is oriented toward career opportunities in the fields of art and culture. It publishes vacancies and open calls from museums, universities, galleries, art centers, production studios, and creative organizations. The audience includes artists, photographers, designers, art educators, curators, actors, producers, as well as theatre and dance collectives.
Geography and formats of work Most opportunities are connected to the USA and the United Kingdom, but online projects and remote positions regularly appear and are open to applicants from different countries. This makes the resource useful not only for those considering relocation, but also for professionals who want to work internationally while remaining in their home country.
More than vacancies In addition to job listings, the platform features competitions, open calls, grants, educational programs, courses, internships, and exhibition opportunities. This range of formats allows users to approach career development comprehensively: find work, participate in professional projects, strengthen portfolios, and gradually enter the international context.
Clear structure and navigation Each listing includes a clear description of conditions: requirements, participation format, level of payment, deadlines, and application process. Opportunities can be conveniently filtered by profession, region, employment type, and format of participation. Separate categories for remote work and online participation help save time when searching.
Access and monetization model Browsing listings and articles remains free for users. Paid features are intended for employers and are used for posting and promoting opportunities. This means artists and cultural professionals can use the resource freely, without financial barriers.
Who this resource is for The platform will be useful for those who view art as a professional field, are looking for work, projects, or education, want to expand their network, and better understand which employment formats exist in the international cultural field. The interface is intuitive and accessible, suitable both for early-career professionals and for experienced practitioners.
