Massachusetts Design Art & Technology Institute, DATMA, presents contemporary art with the convergence of design, art and technology through exhibitions, performances and education for all ages and cultural backgrounds in the SouthCoast region and beyond.
Massachusetts Design Art & Technology Institute, doing business as (dba) DATMA, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in 2016, with an office in the Co-Creative Center on Union St., New Bedford.
Help DATMA bring free & public art to the SouthCoast
Join our mission in promoting public art and supporting DATMA’s efforts! DATMA is a 501(c)(3), which means we rely on the support of foundations, businesses, and individuals like you! We appreciate support at any level. For questions, call 774.264.3696.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Lindsay Miś
Lindsay Miś has a passion for working with artists and making an impact in her community with public art. A longtime New Bedford artist, Miś has been Executive Director of DATMA since 2018 and launched it’s inaugural program season entitled, Summer Winds. She has also worked at peer art institutions such as Society of Arts & Crafts in Boston, New Bedford Art Museum, Haystack Mountain School of Crafts in Deer Ise, ME, and the Visual Art Center of Richmond, VA. Miś received her MFA in Jewelry/Metals from UMass Dartmouth and her BFA in Craft/Material Studies from VCU. She maintains her metalsmithing practice at Hatch Street Studios. One motive that keeps her in the SouthCoast is New Bedford’s incredible ability to collaborate.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Steven Ashley
Michael Benevides
Walter S. Bernheimer, II, Secretary
Iva Brito
Harvey Goldman
Jocelin Hamblett
Elizabeth Huidekoper, Treasurer
David Jeffrey
Michael Keating
Amelia Koch
Stephen Silverstein
Pamela A Murray
Sadia Shepard
Nicholas Sullivan, Vice Chair
Pat Thornton
Gayle Mandle, Co-founder
Roger Mandle, Co-founder & Chair
Sincere THANKS To Our LIGHT: 2020 Supporters
B+H Shipping Group
Rebecca Barnes
BayCoast Bank
Roz & Wally Bernheimer
The Black Whale Kitchen & Bar
Iva Brito
Bristol County Savings Bank
Community Foundation of SE MA
David & Kate Fentress
Fiber Optic Center
Jennifer Forbes
Harvey Goldman
Beth & Chuck Gormley
Nancy Train Smith & Chris Gustin
Jocelin Hamblett
Bill & Nancy Hammer
Peter Hawes
James Hughes
David & Hobby Jeffrey
Martha & Michael Keating
LuminArtz
Roger & Gayle Mandle
Massachusetts Cultural Council
Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism (MOTT)
Pam Murray & Jay MacLaughlin
Will Milbury
Stuart & Nancy Murphy
Alexander Pendleton
Portugalia Marketplace
Celeste S. Penny
Publics Radio
Steven Shuster
SouthCoast Media Group
Southeastern Massachusetts Visitors Bureau
Marion Wainer
Alfred Walker
Vince Mor & Margaret Wool
In Loving Memory of Travis Taylor Brown & Ann Huidekoper Brown
Sincere THANKS To Our 2020 Supporters
Jean & Arthur Bennett
Bill & Nan Braucher
Luiza deCamargo
David Fentress
Fabio Fernandez
John & Tally Garfield
Nick & Marjorie Greville
Brian Adams & Edwina Kluender
Frances Levin
Demarest Lloyd Macdonald
Margaret Palmer
Susan Doyle & Dan Shed
Alexander Pendleton
Betty & Ronald Rosbottom
John Spooner
Robert & Elizabeth Wax
Peter & JoAnn Wooding
in Loving Memory of Travis Taylor Brown & Ann Huidekoper Brown
& DATMA’s incredible Board of Directors
Staff & Season-long Fellowships
Tori Mulhern, Administrative Assistant Gwen Baptista, Social Media Fellow, Fall 2020
Fellowship application cycle- is OPEN
DATMA will be soon posting a new part-time position, Program Coordinator. Stay tunes for the job description & application deadline. Position is set to start in 2021.
Media Inquiries
For media inquiries, please contact: Edwina A. Kluender, KLÜNDER Communications: 617.888.5859 or [email protected]
Interested in joining our team?
Thanks to our experienced task force, DATMA presents big ideas to reach a wide audience. Our team of staff and volunteers work from the Co-Creative Center in the historic district of New Bedford. From high school seniors to seniors, we are in need of help from a variety of skill sets. We just ask you have an interest in art. There are 2 ways you can pitch in:
1) Apply for a semester-long fellowship. We currently are seeking a Marketing Fellow and an Exhibition Research Fellow. Learn more HERE.
2) Consider signing on and visit our volunteer form HERE.
DATMA will be soon posting a new part-time position, Program Coordinator. Stay tunes for the job description & application deadline. Position is set to start in 2021.
Help DATMA create our next project!
Because we are an institute without walls, we don’t get to greet you by a door or hear your thoughts about the artwork we present. We want to hear from you! Tell us a bit about the art that inspires you. What artwork should DATMA present next? Where should art live? These are conversations we wish we could have with you. CLICK HERE to share your comments and ideas with DATMA’s Program Committee. Your feedback will help shape our upcoming exhibitions.