ART JOB

Whether you're looking for a new job, or just want to understand what's happening in the arts field, Art Job is the place to find comprehensive, up-to-date national listings of jobs, internships, fellowships and other employment opportunities in the arts.Art Job opportunities are updated as they arrive, providing you with daily access to exciting, dynamic, nationwide opportunities in the arts. Our listers find in Art Job an exceptional, targeted pool of artists and arts professionals, and tell us that the applicants they receive from Art Job subscribers are of the highest quality.Art Job is the source for professional opportunities and career information in all areas of the arts, including: visual arts, arts nonprofits, performing arts, commercial art and design firms, film, public arts agencies, academic arts positions, galleries, internships, fellowships, conferences, commissions and more.
Arts Jobs details current vacancies and opportunities in the arts community. Arts News details arts events, news and press releases.Both mailing lists are generated entirely by Arts Jobs and Arts News members. both arts jobs and arts news listings are now held on a new, user-friendly website you can search for jobs or news on the site and filter your results according to the following criteria: location, artform, full or part time, paid or unpaid/voluntary. You can also search by keyword. your digest emails have been redesigned and now have active links to the jobs and news lists so you can find out more you can now post job vacancies and news items via the website using the online form controlling the number of emails you receive is now quick and easy and you can update your preferences at
Art is form and content.
"Art is form and content" means: All art consists of these two things.
Form means the elements of art, the principles of design and the actual, physical materials that the artist has used. Form, in this context, is concrete and fairly easily described - no matter which piece of art is under scrutiny.
Suppose you've written: "One half of all art is form. Here is how Goya's The Shootings of May Third, 1808 fits in." You would then go on to provide details about how Goya used color, value, space and line (elements of art). He used balance, contrast, emphasis and proportion (principles of design). He composed the aforementioned elements and principles on canvas, using brushes and oil paints (the physical part of "form").