Community Development Director
Danielle Engelman joined The Long Now Foundation in the summer of 02006 as Community Development Director to develop the new membership program, manage the Museum and Store at Fort Mason, and more.
Her background is in art, culture and education. She apprenticed to a master Scandinavian jeweller and showed and sold her work at several fine art galleries in San Francisco including Velvet da Vinci and the Virginia Breier Gallery.
She was Project Manager for the site-specific sculpture "Defenestration" by Brian Goggin in downtown SF, and co-produced the long running lecture series, The Tentacle Sessions, with partners Mikl-em, Scott Beale and John Law.
She also served as Creative Director for Montessori School of Los Altos, and continues to serve on the board of the Littmann Educational Foundation. She received her BA in Ancient Near Eastern Art and Architecture from U.C. Berkeley.
Danielle has produced events or been otherwise involved with such great Bay Area arts organizations such as the Burning Man Project, the SF Fringe Festival, 21 Grand, SomArts and the Lab.
She really loves to read - Stephenson, Reynolds, Stross and Banks are some favorite authors, and she enjoys entertaining, cats and collecting.
Executive Director and Clock Project Manager
Director of Development and The Rosetta Project
Digital Research Director
Community Development Director
Machinist and Fabricator
Design Engineer
Clock Engineer
Clock Engineer
Clock Engineer
Assistant Manager, Long Now Museum & Store
Administrative Assistant
Long Now Museum & Store, Archives
The Long Now Foundation
Fostering Long-term Responsibility
est. 01996.