Loves contemporary art, culture and technology. And the future.

Jemima Rellie joined Tate as Head of Digital Programmes in 2001, with responsibility for public-facing digital content, including a bespoke online programme crucial to establishing Tate Online as the fifth Tate gallery and a destination in its own right. She has worked at the interface of new media and contemporary art for 10 years during which time she has gained extensive experience in cross-platform commissioning and new media developments in both commercial and not-for-profit sectors. Jemima speaks and teaches internationally on issues facing museums in the digital age. She co-curated BlackBox@Arco 2006 and was a judge on the Beep Electronic Art Awards and the 2005 Rhizome commissions. She sits on the editorial board for CHArt (Computers and the History of Art), the Academic Advisory Committee for the AHRC ICT Methods Network, the programme committee for Museums and the Web and is a trustee of the 24 Hour Museum. Prior to Tate Jemima worked in interactive TV (EC1 Media), internet development (Saltmine Creative), and art book publishing (Phaidon and Macmillans).