Noah Landow

I founded and am the CEO of Macktez, an IT consulting firm that has worked with innovative companies solving technology challenges for over twenty-five years.

I serve as the board president for UnionDocs, a center for documentary art that generates and shares big ideas through their rich weekly programs of screenings, panels, discussions, and their Collaborative Studio program.

I study and teach Aikijujitsu Daito-ryu, a traditional Japanese martial art from which Aikido derived. (I hold the rank of Yondan, or fourth degree black belt.)

I am on the board of a cultural non-profit The Victorian Web, a site that began in 1987 (pre-http/web) as a means of helping scholars and students see connections between different fields; the site today provides an enormous amount of extremely high quality, meticulous information about Victorian arts and culture. (It was founded and run for many years by my father.)

Until we wound down in 2022 I was the Treasurer for Friends of Buck’s Rock, an alumni group that provided full scholarships for city youth to the remarkable summer camp Buck’s Rock. (I learned silversmithing over my five years there as a camper and counselor.)

For a decade I hosted social events as TDG and took photographs and made lovely objects (And wrote a fun little booklet titled A Manual for Etiquette, Manners, and Style.)

Under the name Ligament I designed body ornament and jewelry for twenty years.

My pronouns are he, him, his (and they is fine too).

I split my time between Providence, Rhode Island and the East Village of New York City.

You can find me on LinkedIn or at Tumblr. (Where I have been posting as @noah since February 2007.)