CALL FOR ENTRIES/ OPPORTUNITIES

Exhibition Opportunity for professional artists living in the Philadelphia region:

For the latest "Call for Artists", please contact Art In City Hall at 215-686-9912 or email: artincityhall@phila.gov.  Get on our email list and receive all future calls and notices.  Art In City Hall is also on Facebook.


Exhibition Proposals for the 5th floor, community corridor:

If you are a 501 (c)3 not for profit from the Philadelphia area, one of Philadelphia's public schools or a City government department/agency and would like to present an exhibition in City Hall, please send a one page proposal with additional background information, including mission statement (if applicable) about your organization to:

Art In City Hall
116 City Hall
Philadelphia, PA 19107
or email artincityhall@phila.gov

Include in your one page proposal, the goal and/or idea behind the exhibition,  and a description of the artworks (approximate number of pieces, mediums and sizes).  Please also include samples of the works either in digital format for PC or as printed samples. 

Note: Art In City Hall is not responsible for theft or damage of artwork in these hallways.  The pieces will not be protected behind glass.  There is also a limited number of pedestals for three-dimensional artwork.  Participating organizations are encouraged to bring additional pedestals. Due to budget restraints, participating organizations are responsible for reception costs / sponsorships.

To initiate your proposal, please contact Art In City Hall by phone: 215-686-9912 or by email: artincityhall@phila.gov


Volunteer Opportunity:

Public Art Intern/Volunteer (Unpaid):

The City of Philadelphia's Public Art Division, which consists of the Public Art Program and Art in City Hall, periodically seeks self-motivated part-time intern/volunteer(s) to handle various duties. The Public Art Program is responsible for commissioning new works of public art throughout the city and oversees the preservation of the City's public art collection. Art in City Hall exhibits artwork in City Hall by professional and emerging Philadelphia artists. This is an excellent opportunity to gain practical experience in the varied responsibilities of an arts program. Projects include managing databases, public art site-visits, photographic documentation, hanging exhibitions, art handling, digital photo-editing, designing brochures, research, event planning, and website management. Interns will work directly with the program directors and duties can be tailored to your specific interests. Hours are flexible, 15-20 hours per week.