Pace Gallery’s digital art show wows Silicon Valley innovators

San Francisco Chronicle に、掲載。(2016年2月5日)

Pace Gallery’s digital art show wows Silicon Valley innovators
With hackers and data breaches in the news, technology’s halo has been dimming in the public eye of late. But a group of Japanese artists who’ve plunked themselves in the middle of Silicon Valley are showing that if technology is harnessed for digital art, it can be a force for mind-blowing good.
“Mesmerizing” and “trippy” were the word used by hundreds of guests — whose ranks included former Hollywood studio head Michael Ovitz, Facebook’s Dan Rose and venture capitalist David Breyer of Accel Partners — at the opening night of “Living Digital Space and Future Parks,” a show at Pace Gallery in Menlo Park with a dozen works by teamLab, a Japanese collaborative of 400 artists (27 of whom traveled to install the show).
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San Francisco Chronicle

2016.2.05