Unleash Your Creativity
Join Our Team!
About
Arts Collective
Founded in 2017 by Sarah Berns-Zieve, Arts Collective began as a way to highlight the interdiscliplinary collaborative nature of alumni, students, and faculty of Baltimore School for the Arts. Initially run by students, now dedicated to transforming Baltimore’s community through the power of art, we believe in art as a tool for expression, healing, and social change. Through reflection on our history we have decided to revisit having the organization consist of a student team. We hope to equip and empower younger generations of creatives.
Why Join Arts Collective?
Our internship provides real-world experience, mentorship, and skill development to help you grow in your creative journey.
Here’s what makes it unique:
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Get guidance from experienced artists and professionals who will support your growth with feedback and hands-on advice
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Connect with Baltimore’s creative community, meeting artists, community leaders, and other professionals who can become part of your future network.
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Build a range of valuable skills:
Hard Skills: Digital content creation, social media management, project planning, and more.
Soft Skills: Teamwork, adaptability, problem-solving, and networking.
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We value new ideas! Pitch your own project ideas and contribute creatively to the team.
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Work on projects that directly impact Baltimore’s arts community, giving you hands-on experience with tangible results.
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Learn how a grassroots nonprofit operates, from funding and project planning to community-building.
Roles & Responsibilities
Our internship offers flexible roles, allowing you to focus on your strengths and interests.
Possible roles include:
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Create visually engaging content for digital and print, following Arts Collective’s branding.
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Craft compelling content for social media, newsletters, and other platforms.
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Manage social media posts, newsletters, and ensure consistent messaging.
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Track engagement metrics and provide insights to inform strategies.
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Assist in project planning, coordination, and documentation, contributing to multiple projects.
Each role provides unique opportunities to build skills and experience, with room for flexible tasks to fit your interests.
Ready to join us? Here’s how to apply!
Application Process
Prepare Your Application:
Send us a resume, and any relevant work samples or portfolio pieces.
Email:
Submit your application to hello@artscollectivebmore.org.
Include Your Interests:
Let us know your areas of interest and why you’d be a great fit for Arts Collective.