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Seeing Beyond Sight

Dave Iverson

May 11, 2007 at

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The program discusses the recent book “Seeing Beyond Sight,” which challenges our perceptions of what it means to “see.” The book showcases photography created by visually impaired youth.

More: Seeing-Beyond Salon – at 111 Minna in San Francisco
More: Journey Into Darkness – KQED’s Quest reports on preparing someone who is becoming blind.

Guests:

Tony Deifell, social entrepreneur, visual artist and author of "Seeing Beyond Sight"

Sam Lavigne, co-founder of SF-Zero, a collaborative gaming network

Kathy Knox, writer and member of the board of directors of The San Francisco Lighthouse for the Blind

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