Joy is an Elisabeth Luce Moore Fellow at the National Palace Museum, applying her background in Media Arts and Sciences from Wellesley College. She focuses on human-computer interaction and enhancing digital experiences in cultural settings, with prior experience at the National Gallery of Art and FEMAs digital engagement team.
With a keen interest in design and research, Joy has a passion for the intersection of accessibility and technology. During her time in college, she also explored her creative side working as an athletics photographer, capturing moments for the Wellesley athletic department.
Joy contributed to major exhibitions at the National Gallery of Art, including "Paris 1874: The Impressionist Moment" and "Woven Histories: Textiles and Modern Abstraction. "
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