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Current Opportunities


We don’t have any open opportunities at the moment.

Please check back regularly – opportunities to join our staff team or board of trustees, or to work with us as a specialist as well as open calls to participate in our artistic programme, will be listed here.


Working with us

We are a small, friendly and committed staff team, working collaboratively with each other and a wide range of artists, creatives, specialist freelancers and organisations. Everyone’s contribution is valued.

We exist to support artists who question the world, challenge how we think, feel and behave, and explore what it is to be human, making work that breaks down barriers and connects us to each other. This informs our values, beliefs and ways of working. You can read more about our values and beliefs in What We Do.

For us, it’s essential to think and work in ways that are accessible, inclusive and sustainable. We are firmly committed to ongoing learning and purposeful action around these interconnected beliefs, which includes regularly reflecting on how we are doing and understanding that addressing systemic inequity and oppression is long-term work.

Each year, we set people-focused actions around access, inclusion and sustainability to drive our working practices forward, monitor our progress against these, and reflect honestly on their overall impact.


Anti-racism and recruitment

As part of our action planning around access, inclusion and sustainability, we continue to build on the Anti-Racism strategy work undertaken by Artsadmin since 2019. One of the outcomes of this work was to seek to address underrepresentation of people from the Global Majority* on the staff team and board of trustees through our recruitment approach.

Our recruitment approach

Everyone is welcome to apply for opportunities with us. Artsadmin is an equal opportunities employer.

We are particularly interested in hearing from people who identify as D/deaf and/or disabled, people from low socio-economic backgrounds, and people from the Global Majority. We know that people who hold these identities face multiple barriers to entering and staying in the UK arts sector and are underrepresented in our workforces, in our programmes and on our boards.

During recruitment processes, we make the following commitments:

  • Anyone considering making an application is welcome to have a conversation with us in advance (contact recruitment@artsadmin.co.uk or 020 7247 5102 to arrange this)
  • We always accept applications in a range of formats including written, video and voice recordings
  • For all employment roles, we offer guaranteed interviews to anyone who can demonstrate they meet the minimum criteria as outlined in the recruitment pack, who tells us that they are D/deaf, disabled and/or from the Global Majority. We will be clear in the pack about what we mean by minimum criteria
  • There is always the option of first interviews taking place online
  • We offer to cover your UK travel expenses for second interviews
  • Every application and expression of interest gets a response from us
  • We send interview formats and questions in advance
  • There is at least one person who identifies as from the Global Majority on an interview panel for each role
  • We offer an opportunity to meet some of the team at interview stage to give insight into the organisational culture, as well as a chance to ask questions outside of interviews
  • Every interviewee gets tailored feedback on request
  • We welcome your suggestions for any other ways of removing barriers for applicants, and we will always consider these

* By Global Majority we mean people who identify as Black, Asian, Brown, dual-heritage, indigenous to the global south, and or have been racialised as ‘ethnic minorities’. (Rosemary Campbell-Stephens, 2020)


Access support

Access support is available for all applications, including providing recruitment packs in alternative formats and tailored support with your application.

Some guidance is provided below. If you’d like to speak with or meet with one of our team to talk through your access needs before making an application, please contact our team on access@artsadmin.co.uk or call 020 7247 5102.

If you need an access worker to help you to apply, you can nominate someone to work with you and you can request payment for this support by emailing access@artsadmin.co.uk.

We can pay for support such as:

  • Note taking support to help you in interviews and meetings or to complete the application form
  • British Sign Language (BSL) interpretation support for D/deaf applicants in one-to-one meetings and translation of applications made in BSL into English
  • Personal assistants for people with experience of the mental health system and for people with learning disabilities

We can contribute up to £200 per day towards access support services. A quote for the support services will need to be sent to access@artsadmin.co.uk then a fee agreed with us. The access support worker should submit their invoice to Artsadmin. Once we have confirmed with you that you are happy with the work carried out, we will make payment.

Payment towards access support by Artsadmin does not mean you have to submit an application. You can access information about the opportunity and then decide not to apply. 

For open call and opportunities for artists, we cannot pay for project development, such as the cost of an arts worker, development consultant, producer or bid writer to help people apply or translate from languages other than British Sign Language.

If you are successful in getting a job at Artsadmin, we would carry out an access requirement audit with you as part of the induction process to identify and make a plan to meet your access needs. We have experience in supporting employees with Access to Work applications.


Artsadmin’s recruitment portal was supported through the Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Digital Accelerator for Arts and Culture.

Bloomberg Philanthropies

London Living Wage

Artsadmin pays a minimum of London Living Wage. Any increase is implemented from the 1 April following its announcement (usually November). 

The Peoples Palace of Possibility, What Shall We Build Here Festival 2023. Photo by Sophie Le Roux