Eli Kuslansky

Eli Kuslansky is a Founding Partner and Chief Strategist at Unified Field, an international award-winning creative innovation firm, and the co-host of Art Movez, a podcast and radio show about art, innovation, and social justice. He specializes in the application of digital media and experience design in the built environment and in omni-channel applications.
Mr. Kuslansky installations include the Yale School of Management, Sony, The Smithsonian Institution, The New York Stock Exchange, Goldman Sachs, Intel, IBM, Times Mirror Corporation, The White House Visitor’s Center, and for Frank Gehry, Foster + Partners, and other architects, designers and Institutions around the world.
Considered an innovator in the field of interactive media, Mr. Kuslansky is a recognized international speaker on of the future of culture in the 21st century, Legible Cities, a smarter city model. Eli Kuslansky was a curator at the South Street Seaport Museum, and appraised nautical antiques for Sotheby’s and Christie’s New York.
A graduate of the Cooper Union, Mr. Kuslansky is a member of the International Interactive Communications Society, American Institute of Architects, the Association of Science and Technology Centers, the International Council of Museums, The European Network of Science Centres and Museums, the American Alliance of Museums, The Human Factor Society, and the New York Software Industry Association. Mr. Kuslansky was a former board member of Exit Art and the New Media Executives committee for the UJA Federation. He was a board member of the Industry Applications Board for Columbia University’s Center for Advance Technology, and he was the chairman of the Art and Cultural Special Interest Group for The New York New Media Association. He was also on the advisory and development committee for online strategies for the M.I.T. Enterprise Forum. He is currently a mentor at the New Museum’s creative accelerator program New Inc.
As a sculptor, Mr. Kuslansky explores the unique human abilities to measure our world and interpret the ambient forces that influence the human experience. In a recent body of work, he is inventing a new and unique visual languages spring boarding off of historical art traditions to develop the true 21st century art of our time. His work was shown at Ronald Feldman Gallery, the Bronx Museum of Art and many others