**Open to internal applicants only. The Administrative Assistant provides support to the Executive Office of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. This individual provides primary support to the Deputy Director for Collections and Exhibitions (60%), supports the Director of Government and External Affairs (15%), supports the Director and Senior Executive Assistant to the Director (15%) and provides general administrative support to entire Executive Office (10%). They will work in collaboration with the Executive Assistants in the Executive Office.

The Museum seeks a careful and diligent Gallery Maintenance & Storage Technician for routine and special projects involving the cleaning of works of art on display, display/storage furniture (such as platforms), Plexiglas/glass cases, and occasionally the building fabric itself.

The Manager of Leadership Annual Giving, Associates has a primary focus on direct contact with donors and prospects. This position is also responsible for overseeing acquisition initiatives for two of the Museum’s four collection-based affinity groups: photography (Focus), and contemporary (Collect). You will develop a dynamic strategy to identify and cultivate potential new members through targeted direct mail and events, working with a volunteer committee and alongside Development colleagues to reinforce and assist in these efforts. 

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is seeking an EA to provide administrative support to the Director of Development regarding all aspects of the Museum’s fundraising programs. This individual works closely with all Development staff, other Museum staff, Trustees, donors, and volunteers to coordinate information, meetings, events, and processes to maximize philanthropic support and communication.

Through collaborative cross-Museum teams, Audience Research challenges internal assumptions about audiences and their experiences to improve and expand our engagement with them.

For the Art Table program, the division of Education at the Philadelphia Museum of Art is placing two local artists at Broad Street Ministry to work collaboratively to lead a weekly 90-minute art class. Classes will be held on Tuesday afternoons from 1:00-2:30pm, onsite at Broad Street Ministry. Working together, the artists will design a unique studio experience for participants. The duration of on-site collaboration between artists will be 12-weeks total, March-May 2019. Artists will be paid for their participation, as well as receive free admission to the Museum for one year.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is seeking a Taxonomist for the Art Information Commons, a three-year planning grant supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, to support cultural heritage education and scholarship.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is seeking an innovative and passionate Project Manager who is excited about leading the Art Information Commons, a three-year planning grant supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, to support cultural heritage education and scholarship.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art seeks an Associate Registrar to facilitate a collection sharing partnership between the PMA and eight partner museums across Pennsylvania. Supported by a grant from the Art Bridges, Inc., and the Terra Foundation for American Art, the loan sharing initiative aims to activate American Art collections, broaden audience access, and increase the capacities of the participating institutions.

The E-Commerce Operations and Content Assistant, a critical and collaborative role within the Retail department, is responsible for the content displayed in the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s online store and the optimization of the customer experience.

We create an environment of welcome and belonging, offering ideas to visitors to help them feel comfortable and enjoy their time at the Museum.

Part-time Visitor Services Assistants are needed to represent the Philadelphia Museum of Art. We are looking for attentive, outgoing, energetic, individuals with a background or interest in art to help enrich the experience of Museum visitors.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is looking for graduate students to fill two Summer Fellowships which are supported by the Center for American Art. The summer fellows will be expected to work ten (10) weeks between June 3 and August 30, 2019. The fellowship stipend is $4,000. Application Deadline: February 15, 2019

The Constance E. Clayton Fellowship provides upcoming or recent M.A. graduates in Art History or related fields the opportunity to gain professional experience in preparation for a career as a curator. The Fellowship offers a foundational learning and development opportunity for an individual from a traditionally underrepresented group in the museum field. The application deadline is February 15, 2019.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is currently seeking applicants for the inaugural Marcello Rumma Fellow in Contemporary Italian Art. In additional to other responsibilities, the Fellow will assist with a number of installations and exhibitions and will contribute to the documentation, scholarship, and research projects related to post-war and contemporary Italian art. The deadline to apply is February 15, 2019.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art announces a two-year (first year renewable) Curatorial Fellowship in Prints, Drawings, and Photographs. The fellowship provides firsthand experience with curatorial work in the graphic arts. Fellows participate in all activities of a large, active curatorial department with a collection of more than 150,000 works of art on paper, located in state-of-the art facilities. Application Deadline: March 1, 2019