Part-Time Creative Assistant in London
Status: Open
We're Hiring: Part-Time Assistant in London
Crazy Peach Art Foundation is looking for a sharp, organized, slightly eccentric human to help us manage creative chaos.
We recently wrapped up a busy open call, and things are moving fast. I can’t juggle it all alone anymore — so I’m looking for someone who can help with day-to-day operations, project logistics, and occasionally “be present” on my behalf when I can’t be there in person.
This is a part-time paid role, ideal for students, recent graduates, or freelancers with flexible schedules and a proactive mindset.
What You’ll Do:
Communicate with partners via email and phone
Take clear meeting notes and track action points
Occasionally attend meetings or events in my place, observe, and report back
Assist with basic finance admin, file organization, and event prep
Maintain and update our Notion workspace and Google Drive
Respond promptly to messages — no need to be always online, but good communication is essential
You Might Be a Good Fit If:
You live in London and are available for 1 in-person day per week
You’re detail-oriented, self-motivated, and good at following through
You’re comfortable using Notion and Google Drive (or willing to learn quickly)
You have experience or interest in art, design, or creative production
You enjoy bringing structure to messy, fast-moving situations
You’re a student, recent grad, or freelancer with flexible availability
Time & Pay:
Approx. 1 day/week in-person + 1 day remote (flexible scheduling)
Paid hourly for ongoing support tasks
Larger tasks or projects may be paid on a per-project basis
We value clear communication and results over rigid schedules
Minimum 3-month commitment, with the option to continue if we’re a good fit
Bonus Points If You:
Love to bring order to chaos
Have a habit of turning vague ideas into actionable to-do lists
Take creative work seriously, but don’t take yourself too seriously
This isn’t a traditional admin role. I need someone who’s reliable, fast on their feet, and can handle the messiness that comes with building something creative.
If that sounds like you, I’d love to hear from you.