robot art
my submissionI'm still working on the wheels
on the arms, before I send it in.
The Museum Of Brazilian Culture had a call
for 500 people to receive and submit an
altering of a cardboard robot, donated
by a company called Troy Art.
You can see what's come in so far:
MUBE
The exhibition starts Jan 11, 2011.
William Kentridge interviews himself.
11 comments:
i like robot art. there were many creative submissions. neat
Cool! I am doing this project too.
It's going to be a good show, down in Brazil.
Wish I could go for the opening!
Hi! C.M.,
Your project (robot art) looks very...nice!
I will check out the MUBE link in-depth later this evening.
Thanks, for sharing!
DeeDee ;-D
This is fab fun! -j
tom: It was fun and there are so many ways to play with it.
gwyneth: Yes, this will be right up your alley and look forward to seeing it.
dd: Thanks for looking!
j: Cheers!
Great self-interview, terrific robot art!!! It's a thriving sub-genre with many considering it their specialty!
sam: Thanks for taking a look. Of course, by making this first one, I had different ideas for others if I had them.
William Kentridge always delivers.
Bonus: cafetiere drawing, cafetiere on the table AND he paints with something from the coffee cup. Old coffee? Ink?
Love this video! Thanks for posting.
I wrote about his show at MOMA some months ago and had fun spotting the coffee pots.
Here is a link to that post:
Flying Coffee Pots
gwyneth: Thanks for the link and will take a look closer over the weekend. Cheers!
happy holidays!
p 11: Thanks and to you and your family!
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