Public presentations provide a vital exchange and interface between artist and audience, as well as development and delivery. From interactive installations to immersive audio-visual performances, Gray Area regularly showcases world-class media from emerging and established artists at the forefront of the progressive arts community.
The main gallery space features rotating exhibitions by individuals and collectives working in combined media and technology-driven works, including GAFFTA Residents. And In the Fall of 2010 Gray Area will expand into a new state-of-the-art modular performance & installation space capable of hosting rich adaptive media in multiple presentation formats.
Upcoming Exhibitions
Gray Area Foundation for the Arts is pleased to announce its 3rd exhibition, opening to the public on Saturday, February 20th. The show will feature the work of artists Aaron Koblin and Robert Hodgin.
Past Exhibitions
Dec 05, 2009
Seaquence, a project exploring interaction and collaboration through visual music and social web technologies that was developed by Gray Area resident artists Gabriel Dunne, Ryan Alexander and Daniel Massey, will be installed in the Tendorama window gallery and open for public viewing on December 5th, 2009.
Oct 02, 2009
Gray Area Foundation for the Arts (GAFFTA) is pleased to announce its Inaugural Exhibition, OPEN, featuring the works of C.E.B. Reas, Camille Utterback and Stamen Design. Including new works from three pioneers in the field of digital art, OPEN celebrates GAFFTA’s arrival as San Francisco’s leading digital arts organization and a cornerstone of The City’s Tenderloin Economic Development Program (TEDP) and emerging Mid-Market Taylor Street Arts District.
Jan 09, 2010
The Gray Area studios have operated as a laboratory for its five artists in residence, fostering the creation of projects that overlap technology and traditional media. Using this collaborative workspace, the artists have created multi-disciplinary works that include immersive environments, digitally fabricated sculpture, kinetic paintings, audiovisual software/hardware, and other mixed media experiments for the resident artist show “Prototype”
