Artistree — how an artist or illustrator can take art commissions with no fee
A step-by-step look at Artistree: why it’s free for the artist (the client pays), order forms and refund protection, Stripe and PayPal, and who can use it.
Current international vacancies, paid internships, remote and project-based work for artists, curators, designers, photographers and cultural professionals.

A step-by-step look at Artistree: why it’s free for the artist (the client pays), order forms and refund protection, Stripe and PayPal, and who can use it.

A step-by-step look at VGen: why you need an invite code, the 5% artist fee, the storefront and client requests, payouts, and who it’s for.

How illustrators and designers work on Upwork: sign-up and checks, the variable 0–15% fee, ready-made packages, payouts, and who it’s open to.

A step-by-step look at We Work Remotely: how to find remote design jobs for free, what the country tags mean, whether you need Pro, and who it suits.

A remote 3D animator job in Blender at an Austin studio (Netflix, DreamWorks, IMAX): animating people and robots, hourly pay, apply on the studio’s site.

A step-by-step look at Fiverr: how to build a gig, what the platform takes (20% plus a client fee), how orders come in, getting paid, and who can use it.

A step-by-step look at Remotive: what it charges, how to get new design jobs by email for free, what the location tags mean, and who it really suits.

Exhibition producer role at argos arts centre in Brussels: hybrid, English-speaking, permanent part-time position, apply by email before 25 August 2026.

A permanent curatorial role at a Vienna contemporary art institution, from €3,000 gross monthly. Fluent German required; applications close 23 August 2026.

A museum curator role in Amsterdam: a costume and accessories collection, 36 hours a week, from €4,379 gross. Applications are open until 23 August 2026.

A remote part-time junior designer job open to any country: social media, ads, landing pages. Apply directly on the studio’s site.

Building a career in the international arts sector can be just as challenging as finding a grant or residency. Job opportunities are scattered across museum and gallery websites, requirements vary from country to country, and recruitment processes often require a good understanding of the art market. This is why many arts professionals use Sophie Macpherson…