In a Changing World, Art & Design must speak through TECHNOLOGY and Technology must converse with ART & DESIGN. DATMA produces dynamic programs that project what the SouthCoast is and has been—and what it can become.
Massachusetts Design Art & Technology Institute (DATMA) was launched in 2016 to bring inspiring public art, design, and technology exhibitions from around the world to the SouthCoast. Help DATMA bring free & public art to the SouthCoast and 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!
Invest in the creative economy by financially supporting our public art projects and hands-on education initiatives today.
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Massachusetts Design Art & Technology Institute, doing business as (dba) DATMA, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in 2016, with an office located in Downtown New Bedford, MA.
DATMA’s mailing address is: 336 Acushnet Ave, Suite C, New Bedford, MA 02740
There are more ways to give. We appreciate all levels of support and accept many gift types including, but not limited to; mailed gifts via USPS, bank transfers, wired securities, and charitable gifts.
To learn more, call 774.264.3696 or email: development @datma.org
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Steven Ashley
Walter S. Bernheimer, II, Secretary
Iva Brito
Tobey Eugenio
Harvey Goldman
Jocelin Hamblett
Nancy Hammer
David Jeffrey
Michael Keating
Amelia Koch, Treasurer
Pamela A Murray
Dan Shedd
Sadia Quraeshi Shepard
Stephen Silverstein
Pat Coomey Thornton
Gayle Mandle, Co-founder & Vice Chair
Nicholas Sullivan, Chair
Help create our next big 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 personally have with you. CLICK HERE to share your comments and ideas with DATMA’s Program Committee.
Your feedback will help shape our future exhibitions.
