Meet our team
The Gallery Team is formed by valued students who take on managing the install/deinstall demands and the overarching vision for the gallery, in addition to their own academic endeavors.
As Gallery Fellows, these students are responsible for organizing, mounting, promoting, and rotating each show, often taking on curatorial duties as well. Additionally, the Gallery Team maintains an active archive from which artwork is loaned out and installed all around campus.
Marvin De Jesus Cabrera
Gallery Coordinator & Fellow
Marvin is a doctoral student in the Art and Art Education program. His research is focused on African influences within the arts in the Dominican Republic where he investigates the intersection of identity and artistic practices. Marvin has worked with kindergarten through college-age students developing academic and enrichment programs. He is the co-founder of Art in a Suitcase, an organization that promotes global understanding through the arts, between children in Bangladesh and the United States.
Larry Tung
Gallery Fellow
Larry Tung is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, journalist, and media educator in New York City. He teaches video production and multimedia technology at Fashion Institute of Technology.. A native of Taiwan, he holds an M.F.A. in Television Production from Brooklyn College and an M.S. in Journalism from Columbia University. His journalism career started in Taiwan where he worked as a political reporter for the English-language Taiwan News. He received several fellowships, including Vanderbilt University Media Fellowship, and the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Faculty Fellowship. Tung’s films focus on social justice and human rights issues and have screened in more than 70 film festivals around the world. In his free time, he enjoys movies, tennis, reading newspapers, and exploring new restaurants.
Amanda Lipp
Gallery Fellow
Amanda is a Master’s student in the Art and Art Education program at Teachers College, concentrating on museum education. She is from Tucson, Arizona, where she worked with local art museums focusing on K-12 engagement in the museum and studio setting.
Amanda is passionate about the possibilities art spaces provide for education and community involvement, and is excited to bring her Southwest experience to the Macy Gallery!
Samantha Clay Reagan
Program Manager
Sam is the Art and Art Education Program Manager. Prior to joining TC in 2017, Sam worked in museum education and administration at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Memorial Art Gallery of Rochester. As a career art educator and arts administrator, Sam has taught studio art and art history courses in museums, classrooms and community settings for over a decade. She holds a B.S. in Art Education and an M.A. in Art History from Columbia University. Sam is also a practicing artist and currently teaches community ceramics classes near her home in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn.