About

Marcy Goldberg Sacks is a creative leader, educator, and producer whose work is rooted in curiosity, play, and visual thinking. Inspired early on by the freedom and experimentation of childhood creativity, she continues to approach her work with a sense of openness, humor, and possibility.

Her practice combines creative exploration with strong organizational thinking. She develops ideas quickly, builds systems to support them, and brings projects to life through collaboration. Whether working with artists, educators, or organizations, she is known for her ability to translate complex ideas into clear, engaging, and accessible forms.

Marcy has worked in New York and Boston as a designer, illustrator, art director, television producer, and educator. Her multidisciplinary background allows her to move fluidly between creative development, production, and program design, often helping collaborators see new directions and opportunities.

In addition to her creative work, she has taught extensively and developed programs for students of all ages. She is particularly interested in how visual systems and creative environments can support learning, communication, and executive functioning.

She studied English Literature at the University of Wisconsin–Madison and has continued her education in art and design through coursework at Parsons, School of Visual Arts, MassArt, and the Center for Cartoon Studies.