People
Meet the Team
Hello! I’m Professor Behar. I’m the founding Director and Curator of the New Media Artspace and I run Baruch’s New Media Arts Undergraduate Program. A favorite part of my role is collaborating with the Docent Team on every New Media Artspace exhibition, including student shows as well as shows by visiting artists. A course I love to teach is the NMA Capstone where I get to work with students to create their own exhibitions at the New Media Artspace. In my own creative work as an interdisciplinary artist and critical theorist of new media, I use feminism and materialism to explore digital culture. Currently, I’m working on interactive robotic installations, and I also work with sculpture, video, live performance, and more. You can see my art online at www.katherinebehar.com.
Hello! I'm Maya, the Gallery Manager at the New Media Artspace. I'm a Baruch CIS and NMA alum who has been with the docent team since 2018. I'm familiar with most of the tools you'll encounter in the NMA program and am happy to help out with anything web or graphics related! Outside the gallery, you'll find me dabbling in various arts and crafts (needlefelting at the moment), freelancing in web development and design, and doting on dogs.
Hi! My name is Shaima and I'm a senior majoring in Digital Communications with a minor in Film. I always love drawing, writing, and storytelling. Coming to Baruch and finding out about the New Media Arts program allowed me to expand on my current skills and discover new ones as well. My favorite software to use are Premiere Pro and After Effects. Learning more about these programs will not only help my future career but inspire me to create personal projects as well. Being a Docent and a student taking New Media Arts classes also helps me gain a community of other creatives and I hope to learn and grow more as an artist!
Hello. My name is Delilah, and I am a senior majoring in Graphic Communication and minoring in New Media Arts. Since finding the NMA program I have found a place where my creativity can flow without a care in the world. I have learned so much in my time here, and I wish to share this comfort and openness to everyone, just as those in New Media Arts have done for me.
Meet our Artists
Lynn Sullivan
Lynn Sullivan is an interdisciplinary artist working in sculpture, sound, and video. Her work has been included in national and international exhibitions such as Exposed (The Current Center, Stowe, Vermont), Slip, Shift or Spill, as commissioned by Burlington City Arts (Shelburne, Vermont), Crevice Bouquet, a performative installation at the Inside-Out Museum (Beijing, China), and Sky Hold at Lipani Gallery, Fordham University (NYC).Residencies include Edwin Way Teale Center (CT), Carving Studio and Sculpture Center (VT), and the Apex Art Fellowship in South Africa. Curatorial projects have been included in Spring/Break Art Show (NYC), Present Company (Brooklyn), and an ongoing short run series of Four Letter Word Projects that take over the spaces of artist homes and studios. Collective projects include groups such as Build, FIPCA, and Placeholder, with actions performed at spaces such as Momenta Gallery (Brooklyn) and NYC parades. Born in Ozone Park, Queens, Sullivan received a BA/BFA from Cornell University, and an MFA from Hunter College. She now lives and works between Brooklyn, Hartford and Vermont. She is an Assistant Professor of Fine Arts at Trinity College in Connecticut, after 15 years teaching studio arts courses to the amazing students of CUNY.
Visit Lynn Sullivan's website.
Read about our past visiting artists here!
Collaborations
Refract Magazine
Refract Magazine is a digital, non-fiction literary publication, focusing on contemporary issues within the arts, sciences, politics, culture, and literature. They seek to mobilize interest and support within Baruch College regarding current issues in our daily lives as well as the importance of being engaged in the news, local events, and communities. RefractMag is entirely student managed, and aims to showcase the written work of Baruch’s student body.
The New Media Artspace collaborated with Refract Magazine providing illustrations for articles.
Past Docents
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Public Hours
The gallery is open to the public by appointment during regular library hours. Please contact newmediaartspace@gmail.com to arrange a visit.
Location
151 E. 25th StreetNew York, NY 10010
Located in the Newman Library
About Us
The New Media Artspace is a teaching exhibition space in the Department of Fine and Performing Arts at Baruch College, CUNY. Housed in the Newman Library, the New Media Artspace showcases curated experimental media and interdisciplinary artworks by international artists, students, alumni, and faculty.
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