“DATMA produces dynamic programs that project what the SouthCoast is and has been—and what it can become.”
Roger Mandle, DATMA’s Co-Founder
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. Lindsay represents DATMA on the AHA! Steering Committee, the Greater New Bedford Youth Alliance (GNBYA) Data Committee, and the Fall River Arts & Culture Council, FRACC. One motive that keeps her in the SouthCoast is region’s incredible ability to collaborate.
“My passion for craft has influenced my curiosity of how we experience art & design in the objects and places around us. I pursue this question in DATMA’s approach to exhibitions- making our projects accessible to all and part of the every day.”
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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
Open Staff Positions & Season-long Fellowships
DATMA is not currently seeking resumes for employment, however, we are actively seeking inquiries for our Fellowship Positions.
DATMA accepts 1-2 fellowships per semester. Fellows gain first-hand professional experience in the following ares; Marketing, Development, and Programs/ Exhibitions. This position is semester long and Fellows are welcome to reapply for a second term. Hours are completed both in the office and remotely. If college credits are eligible, candidates may need to connect DATMA with candidate’s career center. DATMA’s fellowship application cycle- is OPEN
Media Inquiries
For media inquiries, please contact: Edwina A. Kluender, KLÜNDER Communications: 617.888.5859 or [email protected]
Interested in joining our volunteer team?
Thanks to our experienced task force, DATMA presents big ideas that reach a wide audience and all with a small team. 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 the arts.
Consider signing on and complete our volunteer form HERE.
