Philadelphia Artist Resource Page
Discover a hub of support for Philadelphia artists on our resource page, featuring current CFEVA opportunities, local and regional resources, and funding opportunities. This page is regularly updated with opportunities and resources for Philadelphia-area artists. Have an opportunity to submit? Contact us.
APPLY NOW: Current CFEVA Opportunities
CFEVA Visual Artist Fellowship
Deadline: January 31, 2025
A two-year hatchery of innovation, the Visual Artist Fellowship underscores CFEVA's commitment to fostering artistic excellence and furthers its mission to help visual artists build sustainable careers. In providing funding and mentorship during this critical incubation period, CFEVA helps artists explore new ideas and pathways to influence their work, and to develop the skills and techniques that can move them forward. Apply Now
Penn Medicine Community Exhibitions
Deadline: Variable.
Community Exhibitions are part of CFEVA’s ongoing partnership with several Penn Medicine Health Systems Locations in the Philadelphia region. Members of the Penn Medicine communities are welcome to apply. CFEVA facilitates the exhibitions. Click here for current opportunities.
Join CFEVA as an Artist Member
Deadline: Rolling.
CFEVA's mission is to provide a dynamic hub for artists where you can receive practical career support, exhibition opportunities, educational programs, and new ways of connecting to arts audiences. Become an Affiliate Artist and experience how we can offer you professional development, help you expand your network, find you places to exhibit your work, help find you a teaching opportunity, and more. Apply Now
Residencies & Fellowships
Local Artist-Forward Businesses, Foundations & Organizations
Artist Communities Residency Directory
Brandywine Artists in Residence Program
CFEVA Senior Partnership Initiative: NewCourtland Teaching Artist Fellowship
CFEVA Visual Artist Fellowship
CreativePHL Opportunity Listings
Da Vinci Art Alliance Fellowships & Residencies
Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance: Artist Development & Residencies
LandLab Artist Residency at the Schuylkill Center
Grants for Artists
More Resources for Artists
Studio Spaces
Below is a list of art studios in the Philadelphia area. Are you an artist looking for a studio space in Philadelphia? Join the Philadelphia Open Studio Tours Facebook Group.
West:
4111 Lancaster Ave. Artist Studios: Mantua/Powelton
Black Hound Clay Studio West: West Philadelphia
CedarWorks: West Philadelphia
Green Line Workspace: Mantua/Powelton
Northwest:
Firehouse Arts: Germantown
Greene Street Artists CoOp: Germantown
Herman Street: Germantown
Lofts @ Kendrick Mill: Germantown
Scotts Mills: East Falls
Sherman Mills: East Falls
Stenton Guild: Germantown
The Mill: Manayunk
Northeast:
915 Spring Garden Studios: Callowhill/Spring Garden
Crane Arts & Crane Old School: South Kensington
Globe Dye Works: Frankford
Jasper Studios: Kensington
The LOOM: Kensington
MaKen: Port Richmond
Nextfab: South Kensington
Olivet Church Studios: Fairmount
Paper Mill: East Kensington
Pilote Studios: East Kensington
Second State Press: South Kensington
Quaker City Supply: Kensington
Sharktown Studios: Kensington
South:
1241 Carpenter Studios: Hawthorne
2202 Alter Street Studios: Point Breeze
Black Hound Clay Studio South: Point Breeze
BOK: East Passyunk
Classifieds
Greene Street Artist Cooperative Vacancy
This expansive 1,300-square-foot, light-filled studio is nestled in the vibrant Greene Street Artists Cooperative, located in Philadelphia's historic Germantown neighborhood. This stunning space boasts a 1000-square-foot main level and an additional 300-square-foot loft, offering ample room for both creative work and comfortable living.
A large closet, originally designed to be a photographer’s darkroom, provides flexible storage options or could be returned to a darkroom. Facing east, the studio is bathed in gorgeous morning light, with the windows that face Howell Park’s old oak trees. It also has a private outdoor space right outside the unit. It's very private, but also feels open and airy at the same time.
The communal space features a spacious lawn adorned with mature trees, a community garden (where each member has their own plot), a cozy fire pit, and a secure gated parking area. Additionally, the building offers shared, coin-operated laundry facilities for added convenience.
About Greene Street Artists Cooperative (GSAC): GSAC is home to a close-knit community of over 17 artists. This unique space is perfect for a respectful, community-minded artist who values both privacy and creative freedom. Residents are expected to contribute a few hours of committee work each month.
Please find more information regarding the application process, including membership eligibility, membership application and the bylaws at: https://www.greenestreetartists.org/to-join
Utility Works Creative Community
We are just getting started so there are several studio spaces available. Studios from $125/month and Hot Desks from $100/month. Visit utility.works/ for more information or 610.745.4013 or email at rachel@lansdownesfuture.org to schedule a tour.
Ongoing Studio Opportunity
The Studios @ 2202 Alter (also known as octo studio) South Philadelphia, just below Washington Ave. Studio sizes range from 200-1200 sf and are spread over 3 floors Complete with hardwood floors, 10ft ceilings, 6ft windows. Equipped with T-8 lighting, radiator heat and access to shared washroom with utility sink and toilet. Close to public transportation (Septa Route 7 & 64 buses). On-street parking available. For more info please contact River Algiers: (215) 893-8812 or at info@studiosat2202alter.com. Learn more
Disclaimer: The information in artist studio classified postings is provided by individual users, and CFEVA does not endorse or guarantee the accuracy of the content. Users must conduct their own due diligence, and CFEVA is not liable for any claims, damages, or losses arising from the use of these postings. This section of our website is dedicated to providing artists with a resource for finding studio space to advance their artistic careers. CFEVA does not have any affiliations with any of the studio buildings listed on our site.
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CFEVA Internships
Our internships are available to (undergraduate/graduate) college students and recent college graduates to get to know a key player in the regional support system for visual artists. In this small non-profit arts organization, interns will have a unique hands-on experience, building upon skills and experiences learned in the classroom and applied in the field. Interns work closely with the CFEVA Staff on a diverse range of projects: installing exhibitions, programmatic strategy development, exhibition management, event promotion, social media management, and helping artists with community engagement projects across the city.
Interns will assist with:
Online art sales
General office administration, including regularly updating our website and social media
Assisting with membership outreach and mailings
Photographing events
Assisting with exhibition planning and research
Installation and deinstallation of exhibitions in Philadelphia as needed
Fundraising and development projects, including data-entry
Special events and openings, via Zoom and in person as needed
Interns can expect to work with us in-person and for remote opportunities, in our gallery and other locations in Philadelphia. Interns should be eager to learn, have a good work ethic and attention to detail. Experience with Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suite, MailChimp/Constant Contact, Canva, CRM databases, and Squarespace a plus. This is an unpaid position. We are happy to work with interns to achieve academic credit for this internship. Interested students are encouraged to contact their academic advisor or internship coordinators.
We review applications for interns on a rolling basis. To apply please send your resume, cover letter, and at least 2 references to lily@cfeva.org describing your interest in CFEVA.