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Work in a creative field and looking to make a career change? Or just curious to see what job opportunities await you as you embark on a career in the arts? Over the past several years employment practices have evolved, with more and more organizations turning to specialist sites when they seek new creative talent.<\/p>\n

Whether you are a freelance graphic designer or an expert art handler, there is something for everyone. We've scoured the web and pulled together our top creative job boards for those who are seeking new career opportunities. And while we've focused on the United States, several sites also list international opportunities or focus exclusively on the UK. The nice part is that many also allow you to upload a portfolio, helping attract potential employers.<\/p>\n

Take a look at what's out there and polish up your resume, as you'll see there's no shortage of work in the creative sectors.\n<\/p>\n

These are the 16 top creative job boards to help you find your big break in the art and design world.<\/h2>\n\n

AIGA<\/a> <\/strong><\/h3>\n

America's oldest, and largest, professional association for designers has a rich job board with work for heavy hitters like Facebook and MTV, as well as niche organizations. It's possible to search separate sections for internships and pro bono work, in addition to professional positions.<\/p>\n

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Alliance of Artist Communities<\/a> <\/strong><\/h3>\n

A great resource for those looking for arts positions at museums, residencies, universities, and art centers across the United States.<\/p>\n

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Americans for the Arts<\/a> <\/strong><\/h3>\n

This non-profit was founded in the 1960s to advance and support the arts in America. Their job bank has a wealth of positions for creatives. Most of the jobs here are at larger institutions looking for support in development, fundraising, teaching, or curation. The Smithsonian Institute, North Carolina Symphony, and the American Academy in Rome are just some of the organizations that post open positions.<\/p>\n

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Art, Frankly<\/a> <\/strong><\/h3>\n

Over 1,750 art institutions post jobs on Art, Frankly. Designed to make the hiring process more transparent and inclusive, current listings include the Director of Communications at the New Museum, as well as the Director of the Affordable Art Fair. There are also listings for illustrators and graphic designers. You'll need to sign up to see all of the listings, but looking for jobs is free of charge.<\/p>\n

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Art Jobs<\/a> <\/strong><\/h3>\n

This site's straightforward name describes exactly what it gives you—art jobs. Creative positions around the globe are posted here with opportunities for curators and gallerists to individual artists. For instance, one current listing includes a search for someone specialized in hand-lettering, while another seeks out an artist with experience in comic coloring. In addition to jobs, you can also look for residencies, open calls, and art prizes.<\/p>\n

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Art Search<\/a><\/strong><\/h3>\n

With its straightforward interface, and prestigious listings from organizations like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Oakland Symphony, this job board is perfect for those looking for the best jobs in the arts. The board not only has listings with museums and galleries, but also theaters and libraries.<\/p>\n

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Art Station<\/a> <\/strong><\/h3>\n

If you are looking for a creative career in gaming, you'll want to check out Art Station. Several international gaming studios seek out talent here, looking for high-quality creative professionals. From game artists to VFX artists, there are lots of positions to fill.<\/p>\n

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Authentic Jobs<\/a> <\/strong><\/h3>\n

Companies like Apple, Facebook, ESPN, and HBO have been using Authentic Jobs since 2005 to fill creative positions. It's especially rich in design and marketing positions.<\/p>\n

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Behance<\/a><\/strong><\/h3>\n

Behance isn't only a place to show off your creative portfolio. This go-to design site also has global listings in creative fields across the board, from furniture design and film to branding and art direction.<\/p>\n

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Coroflot<\/a> <\/strong><\/h3>\n

The portfolio site also has an active job board that allows you to search by company and keyword, as well as location, with listings both in the United States and abroad. HP, AT&T, Fox Sports, and Skullcandy are just some of the companies that search for talent here. If you are interested in teaching, several universities also put out calls for professors in creative fields here, including the Massachusetts College of Art & Design and Cornell University.<\/p>\n

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Creative Pool<\/a><\/h3>\n

Primarily aimed at designers, this job board is a fantastic resource for those seeking opportunities in the UK or remote work. IBM, Canon, Google, and Electronic Arts are just some of the companies that place job listings on the site.<\/p>\n

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