Art With a Heart: Social Enterprise & Arts Administration Intern (Baltimore)
OVERVIEW
Join Art with a Heart’s HeARTwares as a Social Enterprise & Arts Administration Intern and contribute to a mission-driven initiative that blends arts, retail, and workforce development. This summer, you’ll take on a project-driven role to refine HeARTwares' inventory systems, e-commerce presence, and community engagement efforts. Your work will directly impact emerging artists and young creatives, ensuring their art reaches a wider audience while gaining hands-on experience in arts administration, marketing, and event coordination.
You won’t just assist—you’ll lead and execute a meaningful project from start to finish, culminating in a celebratory shopping event showcasing your efforts. This internship is perfect for students eager to build their professional portfolios while making a lasting impact on a nonprofit arts organization.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Receive hands-on training in inventory management tools, e-commerce platforms, and social media marketing strategies. 
- Develop marketing strategies to promote products and engage HeARTwares’ digital audience. 
- Research and propose solutions for shipping cost optimization and pricing strategies. 
- Launch a social media marketing campaign to promote HeARTwares’ inventory and mission. 
- Plan and coordinate logistics for a celebratory shopping event, including community outreach, promotions, and event setup. 
- Compile a professional portfolio piece, such as a case study on HeARTwares’ transformation and growth. 
- Gather and document effective social media and marketing techniques that HeARTwares can use in the future 
- Research and provide recommendations on how HeARTwares can better utilize its website’s backend based on the insights gathered throughout the internship 
- Lead a final presentation on project outcomes and personal learning takeaways. 
REQUIREMENTS, SKILLS, AND QUALIFICATIONS
- Strong organizational and problem-solving abilities 
- Experience with or willingness to learn inventory tracking systems (Excel, Google Sheets, Shopify, Square, Wix). 
- Basic photography and photo editing (Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, Canva). 
 Digital marketing skills, including social media content creation and engagement.
- Strong communication and ability to work both independently and in a team. 
- Graphic design experience in Adobe Creative Suite, Canva (preferred) 
- Data analysis for inventory and sales trend insights (preferred) 
- Event planning and coordination (preferred) 
COMPENSATION
- $20 per hour 
INTERNS WILL WORK 28 HOURS PER WEEK AND ATTEND A MANDATORY OFFSITE PROGRAM DAY ONE DAY PER WEEK WITH THEIR COHORT.
- Internship Period: June 16 – August 15 
- Total Weeks: 9 weeks 
- Work Hours per Week: 28 
- Total Hours: 252 
- Workdays: 4 days per week onsite (Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays) 
- Work hours will be 9:00-4:00 
PROGRAM DAY:
- On Wednesdays, interns will attend an offsite program day with their cohort. 
- These hours are separate from the internship hours. 
To Apply for This Position:
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Questions or Concerns?
Contact us at: artsinternBAI@studioinstitute.org
