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about us
Pace University’s Digital Gallery is the combined initiative between Pace’s Center for Advanced Media (CAM) and Digital Arts. It was inaugurated in Spring 2003 as a collaboration between the School of Computer Science and Information Systems and the Fine Arts Department.
Location
Located
at 163 William Street, a few blocks from City Hall, The Brooklyn Bridge,
and Wall Street, Pace’s Digital Gallery is part of a vital downtown
NYC art scene that includes historic architecture and national museums.
Mission
The
goal of Pace’s Digital Gallery’s is to foster the creation
and understanding of digital art for the benefit of Pace University, the
surrounding community, and the general public. It furthers Pace University’s
commitment to educational excellence, diversity, and civic involvement
by exhibiting the work of Pace faculty and students, and regularly exhibiting
curated work of leading digital artists. It sponsors lectures and symposia
on digital art, an artist-in-residence program, and publication of materials
for its documentation and promotion.
Directors
Francis T. Marchese, Computer Science
and Information Systems
Jillian Mcdonald, Fine Arts
Fine
Arts Department