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Mary Domowicz is an artist, writer, and educator based in the East Village of NYC.
Mary has a strong urge to nurture fellow creatives. Since Fall of 2006, she has been Director of the Department of Design, Digital Arts and Film at NYU's School of Continuing and Professional Studies (SCPS), managing an administrative and technical staff of ten as well as about 450 courses per year in film & video production, cinematography, television, producing, animation, music & sound, product design, interior design, and graphic design. Additionally, she addresses student concerns from annual enrollment of about 4000 (from about 3000 unique registrants), and both hires and oversees about 200 adjunct faculty.
Mary taught 19 workshops and two intensives in SCPS's graphic design certificate program from 2003 to 2006. She has also been an adjunct professor of graphic design at NYU's Steinhardt School, Parsons, UPenn, and SVA. She has been active in AIGA, the professional association for design: over the course of eight years she developed 40 programs, culminating with service on AIGA|NY's Board of Directors. She earned a masters degree in Graphic Communications Management at NYU's Steinhardt School; she earned her bachelors degree in Visual Art at Rutgers University.
Mary has been a graphic designer for 24 years, with 12 as an independent contractor. Through her consultancy Domowicz, Inc., she leads synergistic collaborations that exercise conceptual development and project management muscles, gravitating towards projects that offer access to high quality resources and benefit from relentless attention to detail. She both subcontracts to design firms and spearheads projects directly with clients in publishing, education, entertainment, and service industries, for clients such as Harper Collins, Rutgers University, The Moth, and Corcoran. Print projects range from multiple component capabilities packages, annual reports, and graphic standards manuals, to magazines, book packages, and CDs; interactive projects range from websites to electronic newsletters.
Mary develops stories for performance on stage. She is a
founding member of Hearsay, an ensemble
of autobiographical storytellers; members have told stories on NPR,
at The Aspen Comedy Festival, and on Late Night with Conan O'Brien. Mary has produced then directed two Hearsay nightclub shows.
She also serves on the Advisory Council of New York's premiere storytelling organization, The Moth (themoth.org).
Mary is captivated by narratives and visuals, as well as their integration; she is seeking collaborators for filmmaking.
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