Organizations are listed in alphabetical order by name.

Americans for the Arts, 1000 Vermont Avenue, NW, 6th Floor, Washington DC 20005, URL: www.artsusa.org Description: National organization for groups and individuals dedicated to advancing the arts and culture in communities throughout the United States. Sponsors a Job Bank.

Association of Arts Administration Educators, c/o Barbara Harkins, Bolz Center for Arts Administration, 975 University Avenue, Madison, WI 53706., Email: bharkins@bus.wisc.edu URL: www.artsadministration.org Description: A nonprofit organization created to advocate formal training and high standards of education for arts administrators. Web site provides links to graduate and undergraduate programs in arts admistration and other resources.

Chicago Artists' Coalition, Online Job Bank, 217 N. Carpenter Street, Chicago, IL 60607, Email: info@caconline.org URL: chicagoartistscoalition.org Description: An online listing of employment opportunities for artists in the Chicago area. Available to members of the Chicago Artists' Coalition.

Hospital Audiences, Inc., 548 Broadway, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10012, Email: hai@hospaud.org URL: www.hospitalaudiences.org Description: Brings visual and performing art programs to New Yorkers who are confined in hospitals, healthcare facilities, shelters, etc.

Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation, Artists & Communities, 201 North Charles Street, Suite 401, Baltimore, MD 21201, URL: www.midatlanticarts.org/funding/artists_programs/communities/index.html Description: Sponsors Artists & Communities residency program involving artists from Washington DC, New Jersey, New York , and Pennsylvania. Hosts and online directory of participating artists.

National Network for Artist Placement (The), 935 West Avenue 37, Los Angeles, CA 90065, Description: Provides artists with career counseling, and employment and survival skill services.

National Training Program for Hospital Artists-in-Residence, The Creative Center, 273 Bowery, New York, NY 10002, Email: info@thecreativecenter.org URL: thecreativecenter.org/National_Programs Description: Provides professional training to artists worldwide to work with cancer patients in their hometown, medical centers, clinics, and hospitals.

Prison Arts Project, William James Association, P.O. Box 1632, Santa Cruz, CA 95061, Email: wja@cruzio.com URL: www.williamjamesassociation.org Description: Open to visual and performing artists interested in conducting workshops in California correctional facilities.

Professionals for NonProfits, 515 Madison Avenue, Suite 900, New York, NY 10022 and, 1629 K Street, NW, Suite 501, Washington DC 20006, URL: www.pnp-inc.com Description: An employment agency that offers part-time and full-time temporary and permanent positions to people intersted in working for arts-related organizations.

Publications are listed in alphabetical order by title.

Title: Artists' Assets: A Guide to Artist Resources Description: Revised edition. A resource guide for artists in Washington State. Includes information about employment opportunities. Publisher: Artist Trust Publication Date: 2006 Publisher's Address: Artist Trust, 1835 12th Avenue, Seattle, WA 98122, Email: info@artisttrust.org URL: www.artisttrust.org/services/AA

Title: Career Opportunities in Art. A Comprehensive Guide to the Exciting Careers Open to You in Art Author/Editor: Susan H. Haubenstock, David Joselit & Elise Rosen, editors Description: Provides information on 83 specific jobs for people with art experience, art education, or ambition to work in the arts. Publisher: Facts on File, Inc. Publication Date: 2001

Title: Career Solutions for Creative People. How to Balance Artistic Goals with Career Security Author/Editor: Dr. Ronda Ormont Description: Focuses on how to find the time and freedom to pursue art while making a stable living. Publisher: Allworth Press Publication Date: 2001

Title: Careers by Design. A Business Guide for Graphic Design Author/Editor: Roz Goldfarb Description: Revised. Discusses jobs, hiring practices, salaries, portfolios, resumes, networking, headhunters, freelancing, and more. Publisher: Allworth Press and the American Council for the Arts Publication Date: 2002

Title: Careers for Nonconformists: A Practical Guide to Finding and Developing a Career Outside the Mainstream Author/Editor: Sandra Gurvis Description: Covers a multitude of careers in which people can shine and be authentic. Publisher: Marlowe & Company Publication Date: 1999

Title: Careers in Art Author/Editor: Blythe Camenson Description: Revised. Breaks down specific educational requirements and additional training needed for particular jobs. Publisher: McGraw-Hill Publication Date: 2006

Title: Careers in Art. An Illustrated Guide Author/Editor: Gerald F. Brommer and Joseph A. Gatto Description: Covers hundreds of visual arts professions and gives practical advice on the necessary steps required to be successful in those careers. Publisher: Davis Publications Publication Date: 1999

Title: Fine Artist's Guide to Marketing and Self-Promotion (The) Author/Editor: Julius Vitali Description: Revised edition. Provides background information about teaching residency opportunities in the arts. See the chapter "Artists-in-Education." Publisher: Allworth Press Publication Date: 2003

Title: Gardner's Guide to Internships at Multimedia and Animation Studios Author/Editor: Garth Gardner Description: Revised. Profiles hundreds of computer graphics, animation, and multimedia companies in the USA and Canada that offer internships. Publisher: Garth Gardner, Inc. Publication Date: 2004

Title: Gardner's Guide to Internships in New Media: Computer Graphics, Animation and Multimedia Author/Editor: Gardiner Garth and Bonney Ford Description: Revised. Profiles hundreds of companies in the visual effects industry who offer interships. Publisher: GGC, Inc. Publication Date: 2002

Title: Heart and Soul Resumes Author/Editor: Chuck Cochran and Donna Peerce Description: Advice on how to prepare creative resumes for job searching. Includes 20 real-life resume makeovers. Publisher: Davies-Black Publishing Publication Date: 1998

Title: How to Make Money Performing in Schools: The Definitive Guide to Developing, Marketing, and Presenting School Assembly Programs Author/Editor: David Heflick Description: Includes information on how to design a show that utilizes your talents and meets the educational needs of the school, and more. Publisher: Silcox Productions Publication Date: 1997

Title: How to Run Seminars & Workshops: Presentation Skills for Consultants, Trainers and Teachers Author/Editor: Robert L. Jolles Description: Provides effective techniques for winning over an audience, holding their interest, and conveying important information. A step-by-step self-teaching guide that provides the confidence and the techniques speakers need to survive and thrive in front of an audience. Publisher: John Wiley and Sons, Inc. Publication Date: 2005

Title: How to Survive & Prosper as an Artist Author/Editor: Caroll Michels Description: Revised edition. See chapter "Generating Income: Alternatives to Driving a Cab." Revised edition. Publisher: Henry Holt & Company Publication Date: 2009 Email: carollmichels@gmail.com URL: www.carollmichels.com

Title: Marketing and Promoting Your Own Seminars and Workshops Author/Editor: Fred Gleeck Publisher: Fred Gleeck Publication Date: 2003

Title: More Than Once in a Blue Moon: Multiple Jobholdings by American Artists Author/Editor: Neil O. Alper and Gregory H. Wassall Description: Published in conjunction with the National Endowment for the Arts, Research Division Report #40. Results of the first systematic study about artists and "moonlighting." Publisher: Seven Locks Press Publication Date: 2000

Title: Opportunities in Visual Arts Careers Author/Editor: Mark Salmon and Bill Barrett Description: Offers information about a variety of careers in the field of visual arts, including training and education requirements, salary statistics, and professional and Internet resources. Publisher: McGraw-Hill Contemporary Books Publication Date: 2001

Title: Photographer's Assistant (The) Author/Editor: John Kieffer Description: Revised edition. Information on how to become a photographer's assistant; the skills and personal attributes professionals seek; how they hire assistants; technical tips on lighting, camera equipment, etc. Publisher: Allworth Press Publication Date: 2001

Title: What Color Is Your Parachute? A Practical Manual for Job Hunters and Career Changers Author/Editor: Richard Nelson Bolles Description: Revised regularly. Publisher: Ten Speed Press Publication Date: 2008

Title: Work We Were Born to Do (The): Find the Work You Love, Love the Work You Do Author/Editor: Nick Williams and Robert Holden Description: Offers insights to explore the infinite possibilities inherent in every human being. Publisher: HarperCollins London Publication Date: 1999

Title: Work With Passion: How To Do What You Love for a Living Author/Editor: Nancy Anderson Description: Revised. Shows how finding one's niche and following one's passion are the most effective and rewarding approaches to a career. Revised edition. Publisher: New World Library Publication Date: 2004

Periodicals are listed in alphabetical order by title.

Title: ArtSearch Description: A national employment-service bulletin for jobs in the performing arts and arts administration. Frequency: Bi-Weekly Publisher: Theatre Communications Group Publisher's Address: ArtSearch, Theatre Communications Group, 520 8th Avenue, 24th Floor, New York, NY 10018-4156, Email: tcg@tcg.org URL: www.tcg.org/artsearch

Title: Current Jobs in Art Description: A national listing of employment opportunities for new and early-career art graduates. Frequency: Other Publisher: Foster Opportunities, Inc. Publisher's Address: Foster Opportunities, Inc., P.O. Box 3494, Falls Church, VA 22043-0494, URL: www.graduatejobs.com

Title: Teaching Artist Journal Description: A professional development resource for teaching artists edited by Nick Jaffe, Center for Arts Policy. Frequency: Quarterly Publisher: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates Publisher's Address: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 10 Industrial Avenue, Mahwah, NJ 07430-2262, URL: www.leaonline.com

Web Sites are listed in alphabetical order by title.

Title: Art & Design Career Employment Description: Sponsored by the Department of Art & Design, Northern Michigan University. Includes large contact lists in the fields of new media, graphics, photography, film, video, museums, architecture, and teaching. URL: art.nmu.edu/department/AD_Career.html

Title: ArtCareer Network Description: A fee-based site devoted to employment and educational opportunities in the visual arts, and opportunities for artists. URL: www.artcareer.net

Title: Artjobonline Description: A biweekly listing of positions in visual and performing arts, literature, education, and arts administration. Sponsored by the Western States Arts Federation. Email: artjob@westaf.org URL: www.artjob.org

Title: ArtPRIDE Description: New Jersey’s on-line Arts Job Bank. Lists opportunities for arts professionals and students seeking jobs and internships at arts organizations in New Jersey. URL: www.artpridenj.com/jobbank/joblist.php

Title: Association of Arts Administration Educators Description: Provides links to arts administration undergraduate and graduate programs at colleges and universities. URL: www.artsadministration.org/find

Title: Chronicle Careers Description: Lists employment information for faculty, administrators, and executives in art, art history, communication, and the performing arts from more than 1,200 institutions. Sponsored by the Chronicle of Higher Education. URL: chronicle.com/jobs

Title: eLance Description: A fee-based site for freelancers to list their skills and search for work. Includes the fields of graphic design, illustration, and animation. URL: www.elance.com

Title: higherCulture.org Description: Listing of creative administrative, production, volunteer and internship opportunities in Massachusetts. Sponsored by the Massachusetts Cultural Council. URL: www.hireculture.org/jobbook/index.asp

Title: HigherEdJobs.com Description: Lists faculty positions and part-time adjunct positions at colleges, including those in the art field. URL: www.higheredjobs.com

Title: Job Bank (The) Description: Lists of opportunities in arts and arts administration in the greater Washington DC area. Sponsored by the Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington. URL: www.cultural-alliance.org/programs/jobank.html

Title: MatchBook.org Description: A cultural marketplace designed to bring together New England’s performing and teaching artists and the people and organizations that want to present them. Sponsored by the New England Foundation for the Arts and the Massachusetts Cultural Council, in partnership with state arts agencies of Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. URL: www.matchbook.org

Title: NYFA Source Description: An extensive database for visual and performing artists, writers, and arts organizations. Includes employment opportunities. Sponsored by the New York Foundation forthe Arts in conjunction with the Urban Institute. URL: www.nyfa.org

Title: NYFA Teaching Artist Source Description: The New York Foundation for the Arts offers a new service for artists who teach. The Teaching Artist Source is an on-line information service and telephone/email hotline for teaching artists. Use this service to find information on teaching opportunities, grants, services, and publications specifically for teaching artists on the local, regional, state and national level. Hotline: 800-593-3298 Email: teachingartistsource@nyfa.org URL: www.nyfa.org/teachingartistsource

Title: SchoolShows Description: A national directory of performers who present assemblies, workshops, and residencies in schools. Email: office@schoolshows.com URL: www.schoolshows.com

Title: Telecommuting Jobs Description: Fee-based listing of jobs for artists in the telecommunications field. URL: www.tjobs.com/index.shtml