Artist Opportunities at the Noyes Museum
Vendor Opportunity! Stockton Community Day 2025 - Atlantic City
Stockton University is looking for artists and community nonprofit groups/organizations who are interested in setting up booths/stations for this year's Stockton AC Community Day, located in Atlantic City at O'Donnell Memorial Park. Each vendor will be responsible for their own tables, tents, and chairs, and necessary equipment. Please note: there will be no access to electricity.
*There is no vendor fee for accepted applicants. Apply Here
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Vendor Opportunity! 2025 Noyes Holiday Market - Atlantic City
The Noyes Arts Garage of Stockton University is excited to announce the return of its 2025 Noyes Holiday Market & Gingerbread Village, happening on Saturday, December 6, and Sunday, December 7, from 12 to 5 PM. This festive event offers something for everyone, including a Holiday Craft Market, live holiday entertainment, and fun activities for all ages.
Event Information
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Art Instructor- Per Diem Opportunity
We seek a talented and compassionate artist to join our team as an instructor working with individuals with disabilities. The ideal candidate will have experience in art education and a passion for making a positive impact through creativity. Responsibilities include designing and leading art classes, adapting techniques to meet diverse needs, and fostering a supportive, inclusive environment. This is a per diem project based on programs in southern NJ.
Requirements:
Experience in art instruction
Strong communication skills
Patience and empathy
Ability to adapt teaching methods
Join us in empowering our community through the joy of art!
To apply, please contact: publicrelations@noyesmuseum.org
Send:
Short Cover Letter
Resume
Samples of art projects created in a learning environment
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New Noyes Artists Membership Program
Here is the new application for the Noyes Artists Membership Program. This membership is for professional artists working in any medium. Exhibition opportunities at the Noyes Museum and its satellite facilities in Atlantic City, Hammonton and/or at Seaview Resort in Galloway, participation in programs and events, listing on Noyes Museum website with link and access to artist resources are some of the benefits of acceptance in this program. ** A Google Email (gmail) account will be required to proceed with the application. We apologize for any convenience as we transition to this new digital format.
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Gift Shop Inquiry Form
Artists creating work in a variety of media are encouraged to apply, including paintings, sculptures, prints, photography, jewelry, ceramics, wood, furniture, glass, accessories, children’s items, etc.
Are You an Artist Looking to Exhibit Your Work?
Download this info sheet and form:
Completed Artist Inquiry Forms can be emailed to Michael Cagno at mcagno@noyesmuseum.org
Artist Opportunities in the Community and Beyond
Americans for the Arts
Americans for the Arts is dedicated to representing and serving local communities and creating opportunities for every American to participate in and appreciate all forms of the arts.
ArtC
They share the goal of shining light on a community that sometimes lives in the shadows: the arts and creative culture in southern New Jersey.
ArtPride New Jersey
A coalition of arts organizations and individuals that advocates at local, state and national levels for funding, support and recognition of the arts as vital to New Jersey's quality of life.
Atlantic County Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs
The mission of Atlantic County Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs is to develop countywide programs and promote public interest in local and county history, in the arts, and in the cultural traditions of the community.
Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation
The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation is a private foundation based in Morristown, New Jersey. Established in 1974, we focus on issues critical to our home state, and nonprofit organizations whose work has a direct and meaningful impact here.
New Jersey State Council of the Arts
In 1966, the legislature passed and the governor signed a law creating the NJ State Council on the Arts and directing us to do all that is necessary and appropriate to: support, encourage, and foster public interest in the arts; enlarge public and private resources devoted to the arts; promote freedom of expression in the arts; and facilitate the inclusion of art in every public building in New Jersey.
