ZERO1 Garage HQ

History2006 1st ZERO1 Biennial / ISEA2006 Symposium. The inaugural Biennial held in conjunction with the International Society for Electronic Arts brought over 20,000 people to San Jose to celebrate seven days of art and interactivity. 2008 2nd ZERO1 Biennial: From June 4-8 over 25,000 attendees, visited 100 art installations, 25+ performances, workshops, and public talks by over 100 artists from more than a dozen countries at exhibitions held throughout downtown San Jose. 2010 ZERO1 Biennial - Build your Own World: Lead by ZERO1 Artistic Director, Steve Dietz, in his third and final year with the Biennial, and ZERO1's Executive Director Joel Slayton. 2012 ZERO1 Biennial - Seeking Silicon Valley: the 2012 Biennial will featured work by a diverse group of local, national, and international contemporary artists whose work transforms Silicon Valley into an epicenter for innovative art production and public experience.SpecialtiesZERO1 Garage, where the principles of artistic creativity are applied to real world innovation challenges. We believe that new art forms serve to inspire the possibilities that shape contemporary culture, sustain what matters most, and open and motivate society to better itself. Built on the site of an automotive repair shop, the ZERO1 Garage is a platform for risk-takers from the arts and culture, business, science and academic sectors to interact, engage, and spur innovative change that matters. Envisioned as a catalyst for radical experimentation, the ZERO1 Garage is an open platform incubator, think tank, research lab, and exhibition center. What better place to provoke new creative strategies than Silicon Valley's next garage.

South First Fridays is an engaging monthly event in San Jose's SoFA district, dedicated to celebrating the vibrant arts and culture scene of the area. Held every first Friday, this eclectic gathering transforms the district into an outdoor urban gallery featuring a diverse array of independent artists, poets, performers, and musicians, with free entry to galleries and museums. The June event showcases a variety of exhibitions and performances that reflect the resilience and creativity of local talent. Highlights include notable solo exhibitions, live music, spoken word performances, and opportunities for first-time performers, fostering community building and shared artistic expression. Generated from the website