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Digital Artists Carve Their Own Space
GAFFTA, a new nonprofit that provides support and work space for digital artists - including the artist who produced the Radiohead video for "House of Cards" -- held their launch fundraiser gala (disclaimer: I was a co-host) in the art gallery space the organization transformed out of an abandoned adult theater in the Tenderloin.
The featured art ranged from data visualization displays to interactive video wall installations. Among the crowd of attendees were Silicon Valley fixtures, including Facebook's Randi Zuckerberg, Twitter's Chloe Sladden, GAAFTA's Joe Brilliant Joe Brilliant and prolific entrepreneur Peter Hirshberg.
