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LA Game Space ~ Kickstarter Project

LA Game Space is $9k away from their goal of $250,000 and they have 4 days left in their group fundraising effort. What is LA Game Space? From their description:

LA Game Space is a nonprofit center for video game art, design, and research, where people of all backgrounds can discover the potential of games together. The Space supports four core activities: Exhibitions, Talks/Workshops, the Artist Residency, and Research Labs. Everyone worldwide may freely participate in our events via live-streaming and archived recordings.

We are creating a place for discovering the potential of video games. The Space is in Los Angeles, but everyone online will be able to participate in our talks, workshops, and exhibitions. All of our programs are open to anyone in the world.

LA Game Space is a nonprofit center for videogame art, design, and research. It is a place for game innovation, education, and exhibition; where all of us can play and make and study and showcase games.

Help this city unlock its creativity in new ways and support them today. For $15 you get a pack of over 30 experimental, next-wave games for your computer.

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