For over ten years I have worked alongside artists, curators, educators and scientists to broaden public access to culture and knowledge, and create engaging programs that deepen the public's connection to contemporary matters.
Researching the impact of AI on the cultural sector at Harvard's Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society.
Originated the digital department and orchestrated a broad digital strategy of modernization that included the digitization of the collection, data analysis, a multilingual content strategy, an open access program.
Led the development of a modernized visual and interactive design for pamm.org. The new site placed an emphasis on user experience that included an iterative feeback loop between audience, stakeholders, QA and development allowing for rapid testing and deployment of new features and design choices.
Architected processses for a Spanish / English parity content strategy, a first for the Miami museum where nearly 70% of its constituents speak Spanish at home, allowing PAMM to talk to more of its audience than ever before. This included online collection access for the first time in the museum's history, where we set the standard in accessibility by providing a visual description for every artwork presented on the website.
Developed a series virtual galleries and commissioned exhibitions from a distinguished network of curators and artists. PAMMTV, the video art streaming platform was visitied by people from over 100 countries in its first year, providing unprecidented reach for the museum. Our efforts in digital art were covered by outlets such as PBS and Artnet.
Ideated and organize talks, workshops and panels to communicate contemporary topics to our audiences. Our block parties, panels and artist talks brought thousands of visitors to the museum, uncovering fresh audiences in Miami hungry for art and programming reflecting current times.
Developed a culture of rapidly prototyping with new technologies around cultural experiences. Prototypes developed by the department interfaced with AR, streaming video art, web RTC, AI, generative art and bridging the digital / physical gap.
Architected, built and launched digital initiatives for clients in a variety of sectors including museums, fashion and healthcare services.
Functioned as expert, advisor and partner to form innovative digital strategies for cross departmental initiatives.
Created and developed "Send Me SFMOMA," an award-winning digital initiative used by millions of people that garnered global coverage.
Managed a portfolio of digital properties critical to SFMOMA’s mission and business needs during a time of rapid expansion and icnreased attention for the museum.
Developed a unified architecture for SFMOMA’s online presence which provided ease of extendability while greatly reducing costs around maintenance and hosting.
Championed an innovative and ethical technology strategy, and through advocacy and consensus building within the organization, executed this strategy in the form of policy, services, and creative methods of audience engagement.
A digital storytelling platform that enabled effortless content curation, Thismoment connected customers with real time social media content.
Integrated Amazon SES email marketing into the service.
Introduced advanced data visualization tools for analytics by incorporating D3 with Google Analytics and organizational metrics.
Maintained and extended a site with a large heavily trafficked web presence.
Lead development of 2014 site relaunch.
Engineered the ticketing software.
Developed a solution to power signage throughout the aquarium.
Worked with scientists to provide open access to research materials and data.