About
I’m a digital content strategist for cultural heritage organizations, presently employed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The focus of my work is the structuring, organization, and presentation of interesting content using digital means. I’ve been a presenter at the Museum Computer Network, Museums and the Web, and Tate Handheld conferences, and am a founding member and current chairman of the MCN Semantic Web SIG. I was also a member of the steering committee for the steve project, and currently am a member of the steering committee for the ConservationSpace project. In my remaining spare time, I teach the “Information Systems for the Visual Arts” class as part of NYU’s Arts Administration masters’ program.
My background and training are in music composition, and I still write a lot of music for various dance companies in NYC, which is why this blog makes frequent diversions into that territory. You can also catch up with me on Twitter (I’m 5easypieces), LinkedIn, or, if that’s your thing, Last.fm. I would also love it if you were to buy my records, which you can do at Amazon, iTunes, or eMusic. Thanks for stopping by!
