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Art Frankly

A platform for the global arts community to seek and post jobs, find spaces and discover other oppor

Art Frankly is the most democratic jobs and resources database for the art world today. Whether users are interested in finding a new position, curious about an applicant’s experience, or seeking studio or commercial space. Art Frankly serves artists, curators, researchers, gallerists, students, and creative professionals in one place. With its tailored interface for creative professionals and networks, Art Frankly is poised to be the leading art world recruitment resource.

02/12/2025

Dear Art Frankly Community,

It is with sadness that I announce Art Frankly will be closing. Over the past decade, your support and enthusiasm have helped us create a meaningful platform for art professionals. Together, we’ve worked toward a more inclusive and transparent hiring landscape in the arts.

Despite our best efforts, challenges in the market and the slower adoption of new technologies made it difficult to achieve the financial sustainability we envisioned. Moving forward, I will be focusing on private placements and effective recruitment within the arts. If you’d like to stay connected or explore future opportunities, please don’t hesitate to reach out at [email protected] or visit www.karlinemoeller.com for further info.

Thank you for being part of this incredible journey.

Warmly,

Karline Moeller

01/17/2024

Have you had a chance to read our interview with Sadaf Padder? ✨️🖥

Let's Grow! 2023 is third fundraising exhibition in benefit of Grown in Haiti is a Haitian-led organization that empowers rural Haitian communities to build local, self-sustaining economies through regenerative farming practices and community education in Cap Rouge, Haiti. Learn more about this initiative on www.alphaartsalliance.com 🌱

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11/27/2023

Looking to expand your team? Try Art Frankly today for FREE. Use code 'FranklyFree' at checkout 💛

Limited time offer, code expires at midnight.

11/02/2023

We love these photos Karline took at the Carlo Scarpa: Timeless Masterpieces exhibition at 🤩⌛️

This exhibition, curated by Marino Barovier, features a selection of Murano glass designed by . The exhibition reconstructs the creative journey of the renowned architect from 1926 to 1947, a period during which he collaborated with the two most prominent Murano glassmakers of the time: MVM Cappellin & Co. and Venini.

'Carlo Scarpa: Timeless Masterpieces' is on view now through March 31, 2025 ✨️ Learn more at 🔗

📸: Karline Moeller, founder of Art Frankly

06/15/2023

Naomi Huth is the Director of Art Collection for NYC Health + Hospitals, Arts in Medicine, curating the largest public art collection in New York City...

07/29/2022

In this week's , we ⁠sit down with , founder of 💥 ⁠⁠

According to Graham, “My favorite terms to describe myself are a shaker or mover. I’ve held many roles throughout the art world, as a heavily exhibited artist myself, an art handler, a manager, artist assistant. It’s hard to nail down all of the sides of the game I have participated in, but each has led to my journey here at Swivel Gallery.”

Tune in to learn more about Graham, his artistic inspirations, and his goals for the future of Swivel Gallery.

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07/16/2022

In this week's , we ⁠sit down with , founder of McElwreath Art Advisory and the Director of the Art Career 🎨⁠
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Equipped with over seventeen years of experience as an adviser, independent curator and art educator, Emily also boasts a background in sales. Emily demonstrates the unique ability to understand the art world from both the point of view of the artist and the audience. This skill is continually perfected through extensive involvement in art education: throughout her career, Emily has organized multiple programs, lectures, and panels, featuring distinguished artists, on university campuses and leading NYC venues, in addition to lecturing herself at Sotheby’s Education.⁠
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Emily has worked on blockbuster exhibitions including Andy Warhol, Julian Schnabel and Nate Lowman at The Brant Foundation, as well as lecturing at top NYC museums including The Whitney and The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Most recently, Emily has curated multiple exhibitions with leading emerging artists and is now co-director of Pegasus Prints Gallery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn ✨⁠
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07/01/2022

In this week's , we ⁠sit down with , a documentary, portraiture and street photographer, community activist, and organizer who lives and works in Harlem, New York. 📸⁠
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A native of Sweden and Nigeria, her colorful and vibrant photographs pay homage to her transnational and multicultural upbringing from around the world. She is the founder of , a non-profit organization dedicated to shaping public art engagements - for the Harlem community and beyond - that center contemporary art and visual storytelling. ✨⁠
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06/17/2022

In this week's Frank Fridays, we ⁠sit down with , a practicing artist and the Director of Development and Residencies at .⁠ Listen as Anne discusses balancing her arts administration work with a thriving studio practice. 🎙 ⁠
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Based in Brooklyn, she is currently the Director of Development and Residencies at the Monira Foundation, but has also worked as the Education and Studio Manager for the Center for Book Arts, Fiscal Sponsorship Officer for NYFA, and studio coordinator for the Western New York Book Art Center. Her goal in these roles is to strengthen artist communities, enhance opportunities through fundraising strategies and grant writing, and expand programming and opportunities for artists.⁠
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04/21/2022

A note from our Founder & CEO Karline Moeller: ⁠
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I have important news and exciting updates to share.⁠
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First and foremost, an exciting new piece of New York City legislature will go into effect on May 15, 2022. ATTENTION job posters, the NYC Pay Transparency Law states that employers in New York City will be guilty of “unlawful discriminatory practice” if they do not disclose a minimum and maximum salary or hourly wage on a job listing. This new ruling applies to all positions—both remote and in-person, both permanent and short-term contracts—and all companies with four or more employed persons must comply or risk fines of up to $125,000 by the New York City Commission on Human Rights. New York City job posters- you must list salary expectations on your job descriptions!⁠
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We at Art Frankly believe this law is long overdue and will be a significant step towards creating a more equitable and inclusive hiring process. These salary transparency requirements are essential to improving and transforming the existing wage structure in our industry.⁠
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It is important to note that similar salary transparency laws already exist in several US states (California, Colorado, Connecticut, Maryland, Nevada, and Washington) and Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and South Carolina plan to follow suit. The New York City Council’s full description of the new law can be found here and the fact sheet is available here.⁠
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If you have any questions about how these new laws will affect your job posting or job search, feel free to email me directly at [email protected].⁠
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Art Frankly is also excited to announce our website rebuild! Carl Murray and Andrea Venezia, founders of Alto Palo and longtime Art Frankly supporters, are in the process of a major site renovation launching at the end of summer. We eagerly await the increased functionality and ease of use that the new site will afford the AF community, so be sure to stay tuned for these upcoming improvements!⁠
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Lastly, I want to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support of Art Frankly. It’s our persevering mission to improve the way the art world connects and hires.⁠
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Yours, ⁠
Karline Moeller⁠
CEO, Art Frankly

04/17/2022

's Founder & CEO Karline Moeller rounded up six exhibitions to see right now 🏙 ⁠
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1️⃣ #⁠StefanTcherepnin, "Portal" on view at through April 23, 2022. ⁠
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"Portal" treads at the threshold of recognition. The labyrinth of works operates like points along with a⁠
path, in which each individual object sparks immaterial processing in the space between the next.⁠
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2️⃣ + , "you may make your pile, here" on view at through April 30, 2022.⁠
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"you make your pile, here" is a physical manifestation of the artists' ongoing conversations around how time spent mulling over the s**t of lived experience allows form to absorb and carry a multitude of meanings. ⁠
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⁠3️⃣ ⁠ , “Closed Up Like A Fist,” on view at through April 30, 2022. ⁠
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Orupabo's multidisciplinary practice excavates colonial archives and digital sources to amass her materials of dispossessed imagery, questioning the mutability of identities, delicately bound by fragmented components.⁠
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4️⃣ ⁠ : Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You. on view at through July 17, 2022.⁠
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Spanning four decades, this exhibition is the largest and most comprehensive presentation of Kruger’s work in 20 years; it includes large-scale vinyl room wraps, videos, audio soundscapes, and more.⁠
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5️⃣ ⁠ on view at through August 14, 2022⁠
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The exhibition features 70 works—from rarely seen early paintings and drawings to multi-panel masterpieces that immerse viewers with their symphonic color. ⁠
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6️⃣ ⁠"A Place for Me" on view at through September 5, 2022. ⁠
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, , , , , , , and are propelling figurative painting’s recent revival by depicting what they love—their friends, lovers, and family; studio spaces and homes; and the scenes that make up their everyday.

03/30/2022

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