A failed architect and an accidental entrepreneur, Sha has designed and built work for clients such as the New York Times, the Harvard Library Innovation Lab, CNN, MTV, Flickr, and Adobe. Previously, Sha worked at Stamen Design and cofounded the company Movity, which was acquired by the real estate company Trulia.

 

Sha Hwang loves making complex datasets and systems more human. Currently, Sha works as a designer and technologist with a team to help fix Healthcare.gov. Sha will close out the 2014 Conference by talking to you about data, its roles and responsibilities, and the ways to engage with the many futures of arts cultures online.

Sha has also explored his interests in fabrication, digital art, and culture with companies like Meshu and Gifpop with his friend Rachel Binx. Sha will talk about data, its roles and responsibilities, and the ways to engage with the many futures of arts cultures online - don't miss this exciting close to our 2014 National Arts Marketing Conference!