About Us
Artistica Dynamica, Inc is a non-profit, tax-exempt charitable organization (tax ID number 99-4662991) under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations are tax-deducible as allowed by law.
Artistica Dynamica uses performances, lectures, lecture-recitals, and interviews to elucidate the wonderful knowledge and therapeutic applications of the arts according to neuroscience and psychology studies for the greater public for their edification, humanity, and well-being. Artistica Dynamica also teaches young people how to conduct research in physics, engineering, psychology, and biology in relation to the arts.
Our Advisors
Albert Frantz
Concert pianist and graduate of the University of Music and Performing Arts of Vienna (Austria)
Rick Russell
Earned his doctorate in poetry and plays from the University of Oxford after graduating from Columbia
Shan Jiang
Graduate of Juilliard who is a long-time performing violinist for the New York Philharmonic
Andrew Chi, M.D.
Studied/taught psychiatry and neurology at Tufts, Harvard, and Dartmouth medical schools
Donald Chi, Ph.D.
After earning his doctorate in Physics from Carnegie Mellon University and his doctorate in mathematics from the University of Pittsburgh, he taught at several universities and retired from Johns Hopkins
Our Leaders
Sheena Zhou
Chairwoman of the Board of Directors
Visual Artist and Computer Science graduate of NYU
Marilyn Tao
President
Student at Manhattan School of Music
Clara Chi
Vice President
Student at Juilliard
Stephanie Tang
Secretary
Software Social Entrepreneur
Harry Tao
Treasurer
Student at Juilliard
Selina Zhang
Chief Marketing Officer
Digital Marketer, Illustrator, and Graphic Designer
Our Bylaws
Our Symbol
The Arts Hummingbird in the Forest of Neurons
Our marketing team and our marketing committee developed 18 designs to encapsulate what we wish to symbolize. After discussion & voting, we chose this cute graphic design which was conceptualized and drafted by our CMO, Selina Zhang, and two members of her marketing team.
When the analogous arts hummingbird sings, dances, or paints, (1) the bird stimulates the forest of neurons. Yet (2) the bird needs the forest of neurons to function. The bird and the forest flourish synergistically.