Summary

The Artist Resource Intern is primarily responsible for researching and sharing events, resources, and opportunities through Fresh Arts’ website and email newsletters. They will also assist in promoting Fresh Arts’ programs and initiatives through various distribution channels and outreach strategies.

This hands-on role offers valuable experience in communication strategy, resource sharing, and community engagement within the nonprofit arts sector. The position requires strong initiative, organizational skills, effective communication, and adaptability. The ideal candidate will also have a keen interest in supporting local artists and a familiarity with the Houston art scene.

Interns can expect to work 12-16 hours per week with a semi-flexible hybrid schedule during Fresh Arts’ operating hours. Some evening and weekend hours may be required. A six-month or one-year commitment is expected.

Key Details

Compensation: $15/hour

Term: Fall 2026

Schedule: 12–16 hours/week

Deadline: August 9, 2026

Eligibility

REQUIRED SKILLS + QUALIFICATIONS

• High school diploma. Some college preferred but not required.
• Must have access to a reliable computer or laptop.
• Proficiency in Google Suite applications.
• Basic understanding of website editing (WordPress or similar).
• Basic understanding of social media platforms and scheduling tools.
• Experience with online project management tools (Asana or similar) is a plus.
• Experience with Canva, Adobe Creative Suite (or similar) is a plus.
• Dependable, proactive, self-motivated, flexible, and adaptable.
• Organized and detail-oriented is a must.
• Ability to communicate clearly and effectively verbally and in writing.
• Ability to work well both independently and collaboratively.
• Professional and positive attitude.
• Personal connection to the mission, principles, and values of Fresh Arts.

About

Fresh Arts is a 501c3 Houston-based nonprofit. For over 20 years, Fresh Arts has provided Houston artists of all disciplines and backgrounds with opportunities, resources, and tools to create art, advance their careers, serve the public, and support their own livelihoods. Our programs and initiatives highlight and empower traditionally underrepresented artists, connect communities, make the arts more accessible for all, and foster a thriving arts ecosystem in Houston.

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