Brown Arts
ArtsCrew
A workforce development program dedicated to training, employing, and cultivating a community of arts workers.
ArtsCrew
A workforce development program dedicated to training, employing, and cultivating a community of arts workers.
ArtsCrew is a new workforce development program committed to bringing artistic projects to life. Working together in a community of freelance arts workers, ArtsCrew members receive training and paid employment as they support artistic projects at Brown University, and throughout Providence and Rhode Island. This program invites area students, Brown students, along with seasoned and emerging, local and regional arts workers, to serve in a variety of essential jobs, including visitor or artist services, front of house, stage management, technical production, marketing, and PR, teaching artists, curatorial, producing, installation, administration, and programming.
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Please note: Due to an abundance of applications, the Community Member job posting is temporarily inactive. It will be added again later this academic year.
“ This program is a stepping stone, a beacon of possibility that says 'there's a place for you here, a chance to explore and maybe even make a career. ”
In the News
May 31, 2024
News from Brown
ArtsCrew program at Brown offers training, flexible jobs and career development for local artists
A workforce development program launched by the Brown Arts Institute is helping to create a pipeline of local arts professionals who build artistic, administrative and technical skills to power campus performances.
The Boston Globe
'Bringing joy back to making art'
ArtsCrew, a new workforce development program launches at Brown.
The Brown Daily Herald
Brown offers paid art jobs to students and local artists through this new program
ArtsCrew is a workforce development program run by the Brown Arts Institute with a twofold mission: supporting local artists by hiring and training them and helping the institute operate its venues and run events.
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Mya Stern (left) and Ryn Caddick (right) now work at Brown as exhibition assistants as part of the new workforce development program, ArtsCrew. Photos by Nick Dentamaro.