ABOUT

Colours of Singapura was established in Singapore to continue a wider journey of using art education as a catalyst for opportunity. At the heart of the organisation is a simple belief: talent can exist anywhere, but opportunity does not always reach everyone equally.

Many young people possess the imagination, sensitivity and discipline to become excellent artists, yet may not have access to the guidance, materials or encouragement needed to develop their abilities.

Colours of Singapura seeks to bridge that gap. The organisation identifies promising young artists, creates access to art education, supports their development through mentorship and provides opportunities for them to grow in confidence and skill.

IMPACT

- More than 100 young artists groomed across the wider journey of projects and initiatives.

- Art-education projects and experience spanning Ecuador, parts of Africa, India, the United States including New Mexico, and Southeast Asia.

- Career pathways created for students to become art teachers and take on other roles within the art world.

- A long-term approach centred on talent discovery, sustained education, mentorship and artistic excellence.

TEAM

William Gentry
Founder, Art Will Save The World Org.

Bill Gentry believes that artistic talent can be found in every community when children are given the opportunity to discover it.

Through art education, mentorship and long-term development, he has helped create pathways for young artists to grow in confidence, refine their craft and pursue meaningful futures in the art world.

Fi Leong
Director, Colours of Singapura Ltd.

Fi Leong brings together a background in music, education and organisational leadership. A trained pianist with a Master’s degree in Film Scoring, he supports the development of Colours of Singapura in Singapore by building programmes, partnerships and opportunities that help young artists learn, grow and excel.

Sor Sophany
General Manager, Colors of Cambodia

Sor Sophany is a celebrated contemporary artist, general manager and lead teacher at Colors of Cambodia in Siem Reap. Having first joined the school as a student in 2009, she now dedicates her career to nurturing the next generation of Khmer artists.

Through her leadership and mentorship, Sophany helps create a supportive environment where children can discover their talents, build confidence and develop their artistic skills. Alongside her work in education, she is known for her figurative oil paintings inspired by Cambodian heritage, identity and everyday life.

Join Our Team

Help Us Shape the Next Generation of Young Artists

Colours of Singapura is a growing organisation driven by a shared belief: every child should have the opportunity to explore creativity, while promising young artists deserve the guidance and support to reach their full potential.

As a young and dynamic team, we welcome individuals who are passionate about art, children’s education and creating meaningful impact. Whether you are an educator, artist, programme coordinator or creative professional, we are always interested in meeting people who share our vision.

Art Teacher

The Art Teacher will plan and conduct engaging lessons that help students build confidence, creativity, artistic knowledge and practical skills. You will work with students of different ages and abilities, including children from underprivileged backgrounds and young artists with the potential to further develop their talent.

Key Responsibilities

Plan and conduct structured, engaging art lessons and workshops.
Teach fundamental and advanced art techniques using different mediums.
Adapt lessons according to the age, ability and learning needs of each student.
Encourage creativity, confidence and personal expression.
Identify students with artistic potential and support their development.
Prepare lesson materials, artwork references and classroom resources.
Maintain a safe, positive and inclusive learning environment.
Assist with exhibitions, competitions and community art projects.
Provide feedback on students’ progress and areas for improvement.
Work closely with the Colours of Singapura team on programmes and events.

Who We Are Looking For
A diploma or degree in Fine Arts, Art Education, Design or a related field is preferred.
Experience teaching art to children or young people is an advantage.
Strong artistic skills and knowledge of different art mediums.
Patient, responsible, encouraging and comfortable working with children.
Passionate about art education and giving back to the community.
Able to communicate clearly and manage a classroom effectively.
Creative, adaptable and willing to contribute ideas.
Available for part-time, freelance, contract or project-based work.

Applicants should submit a short introduction, résumé, portfolio and details of their teaching experience.

Social Media Manager

The Social Media Manager will oversee our social media platforms, create engaging content and develop campaigns that communicate our work in art education, youth development and community outreach.

Key Responsibilities

Manage the organisation’s Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and other relevant social media platforms.
Plan and maintain a consistent social media content calendar.
Create captions, posts, short-form videos, reels, stories and campaign content.
Capture or coordinate photographs and videos during classes, events and community projects.
Share stories about our students, teachers, artists, volunteers and programme impact.
Develop content that supports programme participation, partnerships, recruitment and fundraising activities.
Ensure all content reflects the organisation’s mission, tone and visual identity.
Monitor comments, messages and audience engagement.
Track social media performance and recommend improvements.
Stay updated on relevant content trends while maintaining a professional and meaningful brand image.
Work closely with the management, teaching and creative teams.

Who We Are Looking For

Experience in social media management, digital marketing, content creation or communications.
Strong writing, storytelling and communication skills.
Comfortable creating photographs, videos and short-form social media content.
Familiar with platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Canva.
Basic video-editing and graphic-design skills are preferred.
Organised, reliable and able to manage multiple content deadlines.
Passionate about art, children’s education and social impact.
Creative at heart and willing to contribute fresh ideas.
Available for part-time, freelance, contract or project-based work.

Applicants should submit a short introduction, résumé, portfolio and examples of social media accounts or content they have managed.