JOBS

The Coral Springs Museum of Art is pleased to offer opportunities for both established and emerging artists to show their work in a professional Museum setting through periodic Calls to Artists.

There are no active Calls to Artists at this time.

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Artists may submit exhibition proposals at any stage in their career. Acceptable media include but are not limited to painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, photography, digital art, video, mixed media, site-specific installation, performance art, and more. Selected artists will be considered for inclusion in solo or group exhibition(s), artist talks, workshops, and special public events. It’s important to note that major gallery exhibitions are often scheduled years in advance and may or may not include a call for artists.

Interested artists may email their proposals and samples to museuminfo@coralsprings.org.

CSMoA Teaching Artists are professional artists with the complementary skills and sensibilities of an educator who engage people in learning experiences in, through, and about the arts. The Museum brings high-caliber artists into our studios through a range of innovative creative arts educational programs. Teaching Artists work at the intersection of artistry and education, using their expertise, creativity, and passion to provide distinctive arts learning experiences for students and teachers.

We are looking for Teaching Artists with diverse skill sets to join our team in the following roles:

• Digital artists (2D, specifically knowledgeable on Procreate, and 3D, specifically knowledgeable with 3D printing)
• Ceramicists (specifically wheel throwing)
• Fiber artists
• Cartoon and anime illustrators
• Mobile/kinetic sculpture artists
• Experimental/cameraless photography artists (cyanotype, anthotype, etc.)

Apply to Be a Teaching Artist

Coral Springs Museum of Art (CSMoA)

The Coral Springs Museum of Art (CSMoA) welcomes creative, motivated individuals with a passion for visual arts and culture to apply for internship opportunities throughout the year. Designed for undergraduate and graduate students, our internships offer practical, hands-on experience in the operations of a contemporary art museum.

Interns gain exposure to multiple areas of museum work, including exhibitions, curatorial research, arts education, marketing and communications, development, and community engagement. Working alongside museum staff, interns contribute to projects and programs that connect artists, audiences, and the community through the visual arts.

CSMoA presents a dynamic program of contemporary art exhibitions, educational classes, workshops, community initiatives, publications, and special events. We strive to align each intern’s interests, skills, and learning objectives with meaningful assignments that support professional development and the museum’s mission.

Internship Schedule

Internships are offered during three seasonal terms:

• Summer: June–August
• Fall: September–December
• Spring: January–May

Spring Internship Application Deadline: December 6, 2026, at 11:45 p.m. Eastern Time.

Learn More and Apply for an Internship