Hybrid opportunities you can do mostly remotely, with a short in-person component — no relocation required.
F.Y. Eye
Nonprofit Co-Lab 2026–2027 — Independent Visual Artist
New York, NY
CLOSING SOON: AUG 31, 2026
gig/freelanceHybridApp Fee: $0Duration: 150 daysDates: Nov 2026 – Mar 2027
Who Can Apply: NYC-based independent visual artists with proven hands-on experience in Photoshop, Adobe Creative Suite, and professional digital design workflows.
The Focus: Co-designing and executing visual assets for public service announcement campaigns addressing critical community issues in New York City; serving as Creative Lead for a nonprofit-artist-volunteer team.
Compensation: Guaranteed financial stipend for work throughout the 5-month cycle (specific amount not disclosed).
Key Requirements: Portfolio demonstrating hands-on experience in Adobe Creative Suite and professional digital design; application form; attendance at all eight cohort sessions (hybrid, twice monthly on Friday mornings November 2026–March 2027); 2–4 hours per week asynchronous collaboration between sessions.
internshipHybridDuration: Fall 2026–Spring 2027; approximately 10–15 hours per week, up to 275 total hoursDates: Fall 2026–Spring 2027
Who Can Apply: Current college or university students of Asian-American descent; students not enrolled in a college/university program (gap year, recent graduates) are not eligible
The Focus: Arts administration and nonprofit operations, including public programs development, constituent communications, outreach, volunteer coordination, and fundraising support
Compensation: $20/hour for maximum 275 hours (approximately $5,500 total) divided between Fall and Spring semesters
Key Requirements: Application via Google Form; demonstrated interest in the arts and Asian American community; proficiency in MS Office Suite, Google Suite, and Canva; strong written and oral communication skills
Research Resources: Library and Archives Assistant
New York, NY· National
Deadline: Rolling
jobHybrid
Who Can Apply: Candidates with MLIS or related degree and experience in art library services and cataloging
The Focus: Supporting library and archives collections development, cataloging, processing, circulation, reference, and digital preservation
Compensation: $32.00/hour; medical, dental, vision, 403(B), PTO, commuter benefits, museum admission, pet insurance
Key Requirements: Resume, cover letter, salary requirements; MLIS or related degree; experience with MARC cataloging, RDA, LCSH, LC classification, ArchivesSpace, DACS, EAD, and archival theory
Who Can Apply: Artists with at least a master's degree in any visual art discipline; must be currently authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis. Teaching experience at the university level is preferred.
The Focus: Teaching studio art classes in foundations, sculpture, ceramics, printmaking, painting, digital media, and/or photography, with focus on student success and high-quality instruction.
Compensation: Salary not specified in posting; part-time faculty position not eligible for benefits.
Key Requirements: Submit application with PDF examples of student work; upload all transcripts as one PDF file; official transcripts required at time of hire in unopened, sealed envelope with embossed college seal, date, and Registrar's signature.
residencyHybridApp Fee: $0Cost to Attend: $220–$250Duration: 14–42 days
Who Can Apply: Open to artists and researchers of all disciplines and nationalities
The Focus: Art & Science residencies exploring concepts of ocean, land, environment, and sustainability in collaboration with scientists and native communities
Cost: Virtual residency USD 220–250 (5–6 months); physical residency cost announced when call opens
Key Requirements: Project must address the residency theme (Ocean, Our Land, or Sustainability); application includes motivational letter, project explanation, artist biography, and portfolio samples
Who Can Apply: Candidates with an MFA or MA for studio art/art appreciation, or an MA/PhD in art history (or MFA/MA plus 18 graduate art-history hours) for art history; post-secondary teaching experience is required
The Focus: Part-time teaching across studio art, design, photography, art appreciation, and art history in classroom, online, and laboratory settings
Compensation: Salary and adjunct-specific benefit eligibility are not stated; the posting’s general employer introduction mentions benefits and a pension but does not confirm eligibility for this part-time role
Key Requirements: Transcripts are required; applicants indicate on-campus/online availability. Resume, cover letter, portfolio, and media file are optional; an acceptable criminal-history check is required
internshipHybridDuration: June 1, 2026 – March 1, 2027 (flexible start/end dates per organization)Dates: Jun 1, 2026 – Mar 1, 2027
Who Can Apply: Undergraduate college students, including community college students (dedicated positions available)
The Focus: Paid on-the-job training at nonprofit arts organizations (performing, presenting, film, media, literary, municipal, social justice, social service)
Compensation: Paid internship — 400 hours; wage/stipend set by each host organization
Key Requirements: Apply directly to the individual host-organization postings on the program page
Who Can Apply: Open to candidates with minimum five years of professional experience in communications and/or digital marketing & advertising, with knowledge of contemporary art.
The Focus: Leading digital content strategy, social media management across multiple platforms, video and audio content production, and digital marketing campaigns for a major contemporary art organization.
Compensation: $70,000–$74,200 per year; medical, dental, vision insurance; generous paid time off; other benefits.
Key Requirements: Cover letter, résumé, and demonstrated experience managing social media accounts (Instagram, X/Twitter, Facebook, TikTok, Vimeo, LinkedIn), proficiency with Sprout Social, Meta Ads Manager, CapCut, Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office, and Google Workspace.